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    Rebecca's hustling around the store, placing new merchandise on the shelves. She and her husband Dan owns a small antique and collectible shop on the outskirts of town. It was her mother's shop, but Rebecca agreed to take it over when she became ill. Her husband Dan suggested she sell the buisness, claiming it'd take more money to run it that what it could possibly bring in. Rebecca couldn't stand the thought of selling the family heirloom. It's where she spent most of her free time as a child, where

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    Rachel Platten expresses how much she is willing to work to accomplish her dreams throughout this piece. The chorus and title of this song explain that this is her ‘fight song’, showing that Platten is not expecting to gain power and become better without hard work (Pegacorn). In the second verse, Platten also states that there is “a fire burning in [her] bones”, pushing her farther and farther (Pegacorn). When analysing the basic value work in the textbook “Sociology and You”, sociologist Robin

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    Christopher Reeve, who is an optimistic actor, and portrays the part of superman, once said, "A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles." Christopher Reeve was persistent and heroic, even though he was paralyzed from the neck down. In the book Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry written by Mildred D. Taylor, there are many characters who show a similar persistence and heroism. Throughout the novel, there are three characters who most

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    The first difference between Big Mama Thornton's performance in the video of Hound Dog and Elvis Presley’s is that Big Mama Thornton stays remotely in the same place the whole time. The little movement she does do consists of her rocking her body and move her arms, but she does not move far away from the original spot she starts in.Which gives the impression that it is a more serious situation for her. The meaning behind the lyrics Mama Thornton sings is about a man who sneaks around her home and

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    To me, courage means bravery in the face of pain or guilt. This is my definition because courage is being brave when something painful or somber happens. There are three main sections of courage. One of them is social/moral courage. Social/moral courage means doing something that you are not comfortable with or doing something that might embarrass you. It also means doing the right thing even though it might cause you to feel embarrassed or uncomfortable. Another type of courage is physical courage

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    Monster Monologue

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    This monster I love has cut me so deep, His hands are his weapon, this secret I must keep. His words cut like a knife, He tells me I'm no good & he makes me hate this life. His hands around my throat as I gasp for air I try to fight back, but he grabs my hair I truly don't understand the reason why. My strength is gone, so I just lay here & cry. Tomorrow he'll say hes sorry, he'll tell me he has so many regrets Beg me please baby, can't we just forget? Tomorrow will be better, all these promises

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    Change is, “to make (someone or something) different” (“Change”). Much like Alice Walker in her personal narrative, “Beauty: When the Other Dancer is the Self,” I often ask myself how I have changed over my lifetime. Although Walker’s family always tells her, “‘You did not change,’” when she asks them about her changing, I believe that Walker eventually realized that she actually has changed internally as she grew older (Walker 371). As I have matured, I, too, have realized how my emotions, understanding

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    Sir Alliser's Leadership

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    “Real World” Management Final Paper “Have you, ever seen a giant Sir Alliser? I have. The tunnels gate won’t stop them.”. This is part of the testimony Jon Snow gave to his lord commander as he urged them to prepare for Mance Rayder’s “Free-Folk” army. In season four episode seven of Game of Thrones the Night’s Watch hold a meeting to discuss what should be done in preparation for the impending war marching their way. Jon Snow was previously sent North of the wall on a mission and was captured

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    Courage represents the ability to accomplish anything which may frighten oneself. Courage has many forms. Sacrifice is what all types of courage come down to. In the book Les Miserables by Victor Hugo, there exists many examples of the different forms of courage. The characters display strength in the face of pain and grief. In their world prison time can kill a man. The poor people gave up all possible hope for their lives in a detrimental time. The revolution was beginning to occur, and it would

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    these great works. “2001: A Space Odyssey” by Stanley Kubrick is an example of such as it is based upon the literary short story, “The Sentinel” by Arthur C. Clarke. Kubrick has done an astounding job at developing the original short story by combining music with visual images way before it’s time. The film allows its viewers to see the original short story told by Clarke, creatively expanded and elaborated upon in comparison with great detail. Table of Contents Introduction

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