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    especially the part where Anita (Barn) saw her own dad kiss with Tawny’s mother. Talking about contrasts in this short story, one of the contrasts that come across is the one between the Anita and Barn. Since Anita was ten years old and Tawny nine, the nickname has been their way of identifying themselves. In some kind of way, these two ladies at the 40s (or Anita alone) are somehow still stuck to the past. Anita had that

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    Additionally, Sammy spoke of his friend and coworker Stokesie, who was only three years older than him, as if he was just wasting away because he was already married with two kids. He even assumes that Stokesie will conform to working there for the rest of his life and become manager several decades later, in 1990. English professor at Hawaii State University, Catherine Sustana, wrote a literary analysis that explains Sammy’s reaction to Queenie as, “Sammy obviously finds the girls physically alluring

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    the real world. In You Don’t Know Me by David Klass, John copes with his abuse and his teenage life by creating imaginary tribes to provide his alternate outcomes to situations, personifying objects and blaming them for his failures, and giving nicknames describing a bad quality they have. John creates an imaginary tribe to provide alternate outcomes to his problems if he was actually part of this tribe. He constantly states how he wishes he was in this tribe, because to him it would solve his problems

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    let me show-er, tell you of another experience. It was in the eighth grade, when people begin to look at others in a... different way, to say the least. Howard had finally gotten over telling his real name to teachers, so long as they let him use a nickname. This year he nicknamed himself Rene Robert Cavalier, Sieur de La Salle, after the French explorer that discovered the Mississippi. For short, everyone called him La Salle. He also had his first crush, a lovely girl named

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    particular setting had always been different. As I called my grandmother over to look at a certain flower, it clicked. That silly nickname I had given her when I was young had cultivated and blossomed, attaching itself to memories and emotion, and becoming a firm foundation in my life. Of course I love all my grandparents and relatives, but the ones that I have special nicknames for certainly hold a place in my heart.     The times spent with my nicknamed companions are often, to me, the most beautiful

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    Throughout the years, I have had many nicknames. My very first one was Ladybug. My mom gave me this nickname. My second was Little Mama. My dad called me this. As I have grown older, my friends call me Ren. I think that my nicknames have shaped the person that I have grown into today and I would like to share with you how they have done this. Ladybug I am unsure about where my mother got the nickname Ladybug, but I believe that she chose that name simply because she wanted me always be a lady. I’ve

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    with the biggest grin on her face. “You are my dark knight so batman is the only name that fits” From that day on everyone started calling me batman. People create nicknames based upon their own needs. Some need a new insult others need a change, a fresh start. All must encounter the same problem at some point in time. What does this nickname really mean and when does it begin to take your place in life. I had to ask myself at what point did I start sharing my life with an internal monster. One that

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    Pittsburgh Nicknames

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    rivers. The city is well known for its spectacular skyline of skyscrapers and bridges, the latter giving rise to two of its nicknames "The City of Bridges" and "The Bridge Capital". As well as "The City of Bridges" and "The Bridge Capital", Pittsburgh also has a variety of other nicknames, including "City of Champions", "The 'Burgh" and "The College City". There are also nicknames

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    Torvald's Nicknames

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    Torvald uses nicknames for Nora which aid to the understanding of the balance of power between the two. The nicknames become degrading and imply that Nora is fragile and should be treated like a child. This implication provides the audience with an outside point of view of how women had been treated in the late 19th century. The use of Torvald’s nicknames for Nora are a reflection of the belief that men were superior to women and this is shown by the way the nicknames are used, what the nicknames

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    Baltimore Nickname

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    got its name The character that Lord Baltimore received from King Charles of England specified a name for the new colony. It was called Maryland to honor King Charles’ wife This is the nickname that my state has been given The old line state Here is an summary of how my state got its nickname This nickname is, according to some,reference to the Maryland soldiers who fought bravely in the revolutionary war, the maryland line. It is said General George washington referred to these soldiers as

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