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    Essay On Emos

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    On a Gloomy day, There was a boy who was walking to school, He had his black hoodie on, with his slagging bag, Dragging his feet to his destination, I noticed some red lines on his wrist. Now what I just saw was an example of an Emo Emo Now emos are people who are usually constantly depressed and sad, they Are ridiculed by society unless they are famous. Depressed emos do usually cut, they believe it's the only way to kill pain with pain And they usually don't want to get noticed by random people

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    It 's a tradition that my moms side of the family come to my grandmas house for Thanksgiving. The cool air and falling leaves is a sign of fall and Thanksgiving is my least favorite holiday. I don’t like my cousins very much and I 'm pretty sure the feeling is mutual. Thanksgiving is not that cheerful for me. Years ago at Thanksgiving, I was not excited for it, just like every other year. My grandmas basement is very much underground and quite dark without the lights on. My cousins were running around

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    I’m laying down in grass and snow, in the middle of Midnight Forest. Judging by the beams of moonlight coming in through the trees, it must be around midnight. I’m not sure what I’m doing here, but I have a feeling of uncertainty. “Saige.” I hear a whisper from behind me. I whip around, and my eyes scan what I thought was an empty forest. I shake my head and stand up, snowflakes floating off of my winter coat and skirt. I see my breath in the air, and it mesmerizes me for a second. A big clump

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    The only thing I can see outside is the bright lighting. Trees sway but not in a peaceful way. The rain comes down at a swift angle then the water curves hitting the window. The tornado siren goes off.“ This is not a drill ! Everyone please stay calm . Everyone gather your items and please follow me to the basement.” The nurse says in a reassuring voice.” Ring! Ring! Ring! I get up out of my chair just for the teacher to be blocking the door. “I dismiss you not the bell!” she says. 30 seconds later

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    Yankton, South Dakota. The place where the world competition for archery commenced and concluded. As I disembarked at South Dakota, I wondered why the World Archery Association held the biggest youth archery competition at this ghastly venue. Blegh. The dung of cows and the fresh scent of the earth fused together was horrendous. To make things worse, the airport was humid, outside was even more humid. Everywhere I went, humid. Fast forward to the competition day. As I wore my USA shirt, I walked

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    STI Infection

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    people do not seek treatment for STIs, because they are simply unaware of the infection. Unaware in the sense of not knowing what a STI is, and how dangerous it could become if it is undetected. Numerous of individuals are uneducated on the issue or have very little knowledge about it. There is a massive amount of individuals that are unfamiliar with the different forms of a STI, and how it is transmitted. Others are simply frightened, mortified, and or very nonchalant about the issue entirely. I believe

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    Venice. The unfair treatment started before all of the scandalous rumors, and was obvious from Act I/ scene i/ line 1. Roderigo and Iago don’t think that Othello is worthy of such a beautiful bride, and Desdemona’s father Brabantio is at first rather mortified of having a dark-skinned son-in-law. The moor must have been used to being underestimated and underappreciated. Othello appears to have developed trust issues a long time ago, which is why Iago managed to convince him of Desdemona’s second life with

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    People have fear of the truth, since the earliest of human history. Whether it is recognizing their own or others’ flaws, or simply seeing what they received on their latest test, this fear leaves many mortified and is prominently used for impact on the news. Universally, people seek the companionship of others to share the same comfort and security. Due to this human desire to find self-security, people including the media use bias to suggest danger in order to invoke the interest of an audience

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    Lila Dialectical Journal

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    the ceiling thinking over the events of the evening. The more she recalled, the more she was mortified for acting like a love sick, slobbering idiot in front of not only the most beautiful man she’d ever met, but he was her best friends cousin of all things! Lila groaned, burying her head into her pillow. She tried to console herself by thinking she would never see him again. She could avoid him by simply not going back there. It wouldn’t be too difficult to do. She would never have the guts to venture

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    Blood Used In Macbeth

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    Carson Chen Mrs. Stilwell Period 4 20 November 2015 Macbeth Essay Within the play Macbeth, Shakespeare uses many objects throughout the play. Blood is used to represent many thing like guilt and betrayal. Blood is used in many ways with the same theme of guilt and betrayal. In Macbeth a tragic play by William Shakespeare uses blood as a symbol to help in force the theme of betrayal. By saying, "Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hand? No, this my hand will rather the multitudinous

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