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body Image Body image remains to be a very controversial topic in today’s society, because of how easy it is to become a hate crime over a small comment on how small or big someone’s body is. Today, it is unavoidable to see the look that it seems society wants us to look. Professor Susan Bordo writes the article, “Never Just Pictures”, describing her investigation between the media and its effects on how people view their bodies. She uses ethos, logos, and pathos to bring in the attention of the

The girl, laying in her warm bed, was staring. She was staring up at the ceiling, this happened every night, a bed was supposed to give comfort yet it makes her anxious. She had only moved to her new house in a secluded part of her neighborhood, and only a week in strange things started to occur. Something was here and it wasn’t playing games, she knew it wasn’t after the first incident with *it.* The girl had finally moved everything into her house, exhausted from the work and doing it alone. She

I felt better and I embraced them. I was so happy until they caught me. They called me a monster and that I was a demon. Many people couldn’t believe that I did those horrendous acts since of how I looked but looks can be deceiving. It was funny that they called me the devil and how I look didn’t match how I acted. I remember when they asked me in court if I had any last words before I am sent away. I looked them straight at the camera and said, “The Devil is real, and he is not a little red man

up by her mother. These will be Kennington’s focal points. Just as important, the girls in the back are either sitting or waiting around with their mothers for their upcoming event. Kennington uses relative placement here to invite the audience the look from the foreground (where the two girls and their mothers are standing), to the middle ground (where some young contestants are sitting down and others standing up), and continue on examining the girls in the far back, seemingly dressed the

convey his message in the few moments it takes to look at the artwork or read the caption. Despite this seemingly simple medium, a visual media image still uses the three persuasive strategies, Logos, Ethos, and Pathos, just as a written work does, and often there is the application of one or more fallacies. “Breaking Home Ties,” a painting by Norman Rockwell, depicts a father and son, one with a dreadfully sullen expression, and one with a keen look of anticipation, as they wait for the train that

this oen is for you, which is colorful, fun and organized too, all at the same time. Decorate the garden porch with butterfly and fairy lighting, string of welcome greetings and nets and whatever you actually would want to create the theme and the look. Just remember to incorporate the shade you have decided for the party to keep the décor in tune. IMAGE URL: https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTEpgthrfB5Y8FSyv50fJEUU2RpV9HF8JmIUXlTlj7tnI6HGDW_xA 4. Play with the pom-pom décor this

through the wood to grandmas. I think that’s a different story honey. But, you are here for something yes? You can nod your head how great for you. Well, the cost depends on what you ask for, but know that my prices, well baby, they’re steep. You look confused, do you want to know why are they so steep? Another head nod, really? Okay, well do you want the truth or the lie that matches the idea you have in your head of me as a cruel and evil monster? You know what never mind, one truth bomb coming

The sounds of feet puttering against the concrete and heavy breathing echoed on a cold, starry night. As he ran, his dark-brown gaze shifted up to see a sign that read in bold “GAMECOCK VILLAGE,” it’s iron neither rusted from the rain nor bleached in the sun. Running into the area, he made his way to a tree and stopped, taking time to breathe again. While listening out for the people who claimed to be his “family,” he took in his surroundings. Each apartment was three stories high, bricks built the

One of the world’s toughest jobs is being a mother. Living in world where there’s many harmful things out there and nothing is predictable, it’s difficult to look out for one’s wellbeing, let alone another person’s. Growing up, my mother would watch me as I played outside because she knew that there were a lot of things that could happen to me, so she felt as though it was her job to protect me from those misfortunes. One could only imagine the hardships affiliated with being a mother during enslavement

Larah broke the seal on the note: When you read this, go alone to the courtyard of the Black Tower. If you wait for your partner, the opportunity will be lost. Under the King’s foot is the key. Ask, in the old way, and it will be given to you. Alric If I find the Moonstone quickly, I should be able to make it back before Riasean notices. Larah looked at the Black Tower, then slowly scanned the courtyard. Under the King’s foot is the key. She saw nothing which would fit that description. There was