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    from everything that makes you happy in life, in order for another to be happy should not be required of love. Relationships should be built on mutual respect and consideration for one another. Although compromise in a relationship is a necessary component for its success, denying the core of who you are is not. Speaking from experience, in the end, there will be nothing but resentment and identity-conflict. “A Wagner Matinee” by Willa Cather relates to my life in many ways as it exposes the results

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    My life shifted completely when my father’s job relocated. Typically, in common Anglo American sitcoms and romantic movies, the father’s job must move far away and his daughter must leave her summertime love and wait for him to write her every day for a year but then have her never receive any messages. But I am not Caucasian, this is not The Notebook, and boys are not that committed these days. At the beginning of the year my father who works for the popular entertainment news show, Access Hollywood

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    “Don’t waste the life I’d sacrificed my own for on feeling bad about yourself. We might as well have both lost our lives at this rate. Go see the things I never got to see. Do the things I never got to do.  Life is spent in hesitation and fear is no life at all.” is something along the lines of how I think K would have felt about the situation, given the personality described. In “The Seventh Man”, a short story by Haruki Murakami, the seventh man tells a story about a natural disaster he survived:

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    The poem if I had my life to live over, revolves around life and living. The poem is being spoken directly to another person. An older individual offering an adolescent advice about life readily comes to mind. I central idea in the poem is to live life. The poet uses tone, imagery, and device to show the central idea. In the poem, the poet uses tone to make the main idea more clear to the reader. When the poet writes, they do it in the regretful way, that is shown by the choice of words used in the

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    hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires"(act 1 scene 3). This quote states he's trying to hide his emotions and also his desire to kill the king, which is what is creating his own downfall.

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    what allows us to grow in character as humans. Thus, I learned many life lessons from when my mother, my grandmother, and I apologized. When I was young, my mother made a mistake and her expression of regret taught be about human nature. It was winter at the time, and my mom forced me to wear a scarf. I did not want to put it on, being a bratty toddler, and so I resisted. Angrily, I shoved my mother's hand away from my face. My mother is known for her hot temper. Her reaction was nigh instantaneous;

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    of double life in his autobiography, Hunger of Memory. In the last section of Hunger of Memory “Mr. Secrets”, Rodriguez paints

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    modern short story to the art story. He says the perfectionists of it such as Hemmingway; owe their credit to writers like Poe because he in fact started it. The art story is a story that is written and can be applicable to any situation within real life. That is Alan Cheuse argument, and main ide of the whole article.

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    free and makes his own decision. This book made me reflect on my cultural struggles as an Asian-American teenager. However, although culture may play a factor into we become, the power in which our lives are shaped, lies in our own hands. Gogol’s struggles as he attempts to be his own individual, is one where I could understand and relate to. Most of my family members reside in Taiwan, and every time at JFK, I would always complain to my parents and ask them why we were going. Like Gogol, I used to

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    morning; also during the weekday, the speaker will stay in bed while his father rose up to kindle the fire to warm the house. The speaker voiced sympathy for his father getting up on a cold Sunday morning to care for him. The speaker states, “Sundays too my father got up early/and put his clothes on in the blueblack cold.” (Hayden 1-2). The speaker did not give direct statements to describes the love his father shows him; however, his description creates a clear image of events in the reader mind. He gives

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