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    Measuring Tree Density

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    The site used for this study of tree density was located at Beaver Island (42 57.856 ° N latitude and 78 56.720° W longitude). A Garmin GPS 48 was used to determine the starting coordinates we were in, and a phone GPS was also used to confirm the coordinates .The flags were used as point markers for the distances we measured. While the measuring tape was used to accurately measure the distance from one flag to the next, and also to measure the circumference of the trees we were interested in.

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    than to look poor among other women who are rich” (Maupassant, The Necklace). Cautiously after these two experiences are introduced, she is introduced to further things that get her into trouble. Thus, the conflict within the story is driving the plot and frequently

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    A troubled young artist struggles to run a deli as he searches for meaning and direction in his life. STORY COMMENTS KNOT THEORY presents as a character-driven, dramatic story. The story focuses on a rather reclusive and troubled young man trying to find direction in his life. The tone is dramatic. The plotline presents with two goals. The first is an external goal for the protagonist to buy and run a deli. The second is an inner, emotional goal to forgive himself and find meaning and purpose

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    Nighttime Theme

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    I think that the choice of making Christopher the narrator of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time enhances many things in the book including theme, character, and plot. Theme is key to any story, which is why it is important that Christopher is the one who talks about this story. If Christopher's father was telling the story, his theme would be something completely different than Christopher’s. The theme that Christopher conveys in the book, is something along the lines of overcoming

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    Movement In The Stranger

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    protagonist named Meursault. Throughout the novel we can contrast the thoughts and outlook of Meursault as he is both exposed to movement and confinement, highlighting his outlook on life and seeing just how much of an influence it has on both him and the plot. At the beginning of the novel, Meursault experiences what most would see as a great and sad loss, the death of his mother. His mother, who he calls “manam” lives away from Meursault causing him to travel to her funeral. This movement and change of

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    Paper Towns Movie Vs Book

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    Paper Towns was written by New York Time’s bestselling author John Green and recently adapted onto the big screen by director Jake Schreir. This young adult novel takes place in a fictional neighborhood located near Orlando, Florida. The novel focuses on the main character, Quentin Jacobsen, and his neighbor and former close friend, Margo Roth Spiegleman, who decided to run away and leave her life behind in this small “paper town” they call a home. Although this had been planned for a while, Margo

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    The film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, directed by Ben Stiller, is a story about Walter Mitty, a day dreamer who works for Life magazine as a Negative Assets Manager. Life magazine is is transferring to an online magazine and are about to publish their final paper magazine. Walters job is to develop pictures sent by Shawn O'Connel for the cover, but the picture that Shawn wanted used for the last cover dident arrive with the rest. Walter is forced to travel across the world to find Shawn. This

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    Theme, characters, conflict, and setting are literary terms that are essential to any story you may read. Each literary term is important to the development of the plot. The lesson or moral that you take away from the story is the theme. The time and place in which the story happens is the setting. The conflict is the issue or the main problem in the story. The characters are just the people who are involved in the story. All four of those terms can often be compared or contrasted throughout different

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    If Adele’s songs were to write a book, then My Trip to Adele would be an accurate fiction portrayal of it by A.I. Alyaseer and R.I. Alyaseer. It talks about not just one, but three stories, each with its own characters, plot, and themes. The stories are written alternately, in which the reader must juggle three stories while reading the book, anticipating the development of each story at the same time. The title of the book could have included a different name, but it reflects the authors’ love and

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    Have you ever wanted a movie about a bunch of kids beating the big man, and to top it off, with a catchy soundtrack? Well, Newsies directed by Kenny Ortega might just be the movie for you. Newsies has its ups and downs, but overall has an interesting plot with few bumps, fun characters with thick accents, and a beautiful set with some memorable music. Newsies takes place in 1899 New York and focuses on a group of kids, specifically Jack Kelly and David Jacobs, who try to make a living selling newspapers

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