Nicholas Herkimer

Mom, Let me start by getting some things out of the way. 1. Everything in this letter is as true as I can recall it. I’m not perfect but everything I mention is as true to me as I can express. 2. I have been writing and rewriting this letter for six weeks over and over attempting to put the right words in the right places. Unfortunately that make the whole thing very sterile. It’s against my better judgement but I think just being honest, as hard as it is, is best for me. 3. Both Allison and Lauren

Behind Great Love Lies A Great Story Nicholas Sparks’ tragic love story The Notebook is a touching story about two people and their eternal passion of true love which is beautifully portrayed by Nick Cassavetes in the film. Pathos is used in the film to draw members of the audience to the characters and influence them to feel passionate towards the characters. Cassavetes does this by making the movie more dramatic than the book. The director effectively uses pathos to add drama in The Notebook which

While lying can be ,at times, socially acceptable, there are dangers to lying that must be weighed, but most lies are not okay. There are times when lying may be considered socially oka, for example, lying to keep a tradition alive. To illustrate, our culture celebrates the myth of Santa Claus, a jolly old soul who flies all over the world every Christmas Eve bringing presents to all the good little boys and girls, and, of course, coal to the naughty ones. Obviously, this cultural myth is supported

Ryan Gosling as Noah Calhoun - A young man falls in love with Allie the summer after graduating from high school. Flat character – because from the beginning of the story until the end his love and feelings to Allie Hamilton didn’t change. Noah represents true love and true faith. James Garner as Duke (Old Noah Calhoun) – The husband of Allie Hamilton and he is the narrator of the notebook. Flat character – because he shows the same characteristics even if he suffers a lot of disease and Allie Hamilton

you should judge them by. It’s actions, not words, that matter” said the American screenwriter, Nicholas Sparks. Sparks proves this because of writing books and turning some of them into movies. Sparks is best known for writing romance and love stories. After taking a look at the life and work of Nicholas Sparks, it is apparent that this writer deserves recognition as a profound American author. Nicholas Sparks entered this world as a writer that writes romance and love books. On December 31, 1965

loving someone is about giving, not receiving.” said Nicholas Sparks. Sparks went through many tragedies as a kid. He lost both parents growing up, though Sparks saw that as an influence to use in his writing. His parents taught him many things as a child, that helped him become the writer he is today. After taking a look at the life and work of Nicholas Sparks, it is apparent that this writer deserves recognition as a profound American author. Nicholas Sparks entered the world on December 31, 1965,

The movie The Notebook is the love story of Noah and Ally, an elderly couple, who is living out the rest of their days in a retirement home. Though Noah’s health doesn’t necessarily require the need of this retirement home, he chooses to stay there anyway so he can be close to his love, Ally all of the time. Each day Noah reads to Ally out of his journal a story of two young lovers. However, this story is the story of Noah and Ally when they first met and fell in love. Noah reads out of this journal

The Real Santa Claus Saint Nicholas was a rich, kind Bishop who lived in the fourth century in Asia Minor. Santa Claus, as seen in the 1994 movie, The Santa Clause, is portrayed as a rosy-cheeked, chubby divorced father who carries a cashmere bag of toys into homes of good children. While these two tales are many, many centuries apart, it is interesting to see how it has evolved over time and the similarities and differences between them. Santa Claus, from The Santa Clause (1994) movie, may have

Saint Nicholas, myth or legend? In order to determine the merits of Santa Claus and his effects on Christmas, we must objectively review how his story aligns with the story of Jesus Christ. Although Jesus is the reason for the season, distractions such as commercialism, religion and cultural division have all played a part in detracting from this core message, however, these things can all be reasoned with truth. But how do you reason with fiction? How can we inject fantasy into the center of truth

My participant Santa was introduced to me by my aunt Norma. Santa and Norma both share a grandson. Norma introduced me to Santa because she is a sixty-five year old woman who has a lot of experience because of the things she has gone through. Just like me, Santa is a Hispanic women trying to live out the rest of her years as comfortable as possible. As I interviewed Santa, I realized that we had many different diversity characteristics. Some of these characteristics was her immigration status. Santa