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    treacherous journey, Penelope goes through her own emotional hardships caused by the loss of her home and family. The homesickness that motivates Odysseus, also motivates Penelope to persevere and wait faithfully for his return. Penelope’s loyalty to Odysseus, and Odysseus’ strength and courage to continue on with his journey demonstrates their heroic qualities. Perseverance and homesickness also keeps Odysseus from giving into the temptation to become immortal. During his captivity on Ogygia, he was

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    And show the protagonist pearl and May as the representative of Chinese immigrants, they were forced to flee from China, then to the full of hopeful and expectation to America. The author use theme layers forward to reveal the theme of the novel homesickness. 《Shanghai Girls 》 has enriched the literary theme of immigration; broaden the horizons of Chinese American Literature. These have three issues that worth of research: The background of the article; the relationship between this article and the

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    This Summer, I had the best time of my life. I learned some valuable lessons, I made some friends, and I had so much fun. Even if I didn’t know it. This is the story of my summer camp experience. About two months earlier had signed up for a Camp in Indiana called YMCA Camp Potawotami. My neighbor who is a year younger than me went to camp with me. We got to our summer camp on the Sunday before. I had a lot of fun, but my part of this event, is when the girls in my cabin and I became true friends

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    homesick or lonely. Homesickness is probably the worst for the students who live in the small towns and are going to travel far away from their homes to attend the college that they applied for. It is great that a student would like to study something that The reason that it is hard for them is because it may be the first time that the student has had to live on their own and is scared about what may happen to them (College Depression: What Parents Need to Know). Homesickness is like a stage in the

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    Lifespan Development Report Lifespan development is a particular field of study which encompasses stability and change of behaviour, and examines patterns of growth that occur throughout the entirety of the lifespan of an individual (Feldman 2014, p.5). The study of human development is incredibly important, as it aids us in the understanding of ourselves, our children, our peers and genuinely any member of any society. Development is widespread and culturally diverse, not to mention ever-changing

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    surrounding forest and lake. A content, if not sheltered, life it was not until he was considered a teenager that he was deemed mature and responsible enough to venture into the world beyond the Gods. He never strayed far in the beginning, a mixture of homesickness and fear of the unknown keeping him close to his family- a rather protective bunch most of them were, not that he minded much however as their care helped soothe his guilt over not having been born female. Eventually he became comfortable enough

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    freedom and expressing profound homesickness and fear. Eventually their childhood is corrupted by loss of innocence, fear and, savagery. In the beginning of the book, when the boys first arrived on the island, they were normal young boys. They realized how much freedom they had, and wanted to do whatever they wanted to. The boys are still unsure of how to behave with no adult presence overseeing them. Once time started passing by that’s when they started to have homesickness. At the end of the book Ralph

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    friends, Sydney Bates. Similar to Drew Dudley’s lollipop moment, Sydney Bates attends Florida State University and struggles with homesickness and separation anxiety from her mom. One night she undertook the difficulty of being away from her mom and attempted to sleep over my house, which resulted in a bad outcome of nausea and of course an extreme case of homesickness. Sydney always had the complication of being away from her mom, so with that being said, attending

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    emotional struggles that international students have are homesickness and culture shock. According to Ivan Sekyonda from Uganda, he appreciates the school faculties for helping him with going through homesickness and culture shock (Sewall, p. 127). Students from different countries happen to have trouble adapting to American culture that is more liberal. This inability of getting along with American culture due to culture difference causes homesickness which makes students want to go back home. Many international

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    away from home is not something that you can just look up in the dictionary so I did some research Chris Thurber and Edward Walton published a book in Pediatrics which is a journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. In this book they describe homesickness as "distress and functional impairment caused by an actual or anticipated separation from home and attachment objects such as parents.” The people like myself who are suffering from this temporary condition feel forms of anxiety, sadness and nervousness

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