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these characteristics and applying them to their lives forever. The three fictional characters that most represent my personality are Louise from Bob’s Burgers because she lets her voice be heard in any shape or form, Dina from Girls Trip for her wild being but also for her protect sided for the ones she cares for, and Ponyo a Japanese character for her braveness from the unknown. Even though Louise is the smallest one out of three siblings, she is the one who brings everyone together because she

question is: What qualifies them as an outsider? Or how does one determine that this “outsider” really is different from everyone else? Do we get to know this person before we provide them with the title or do we simply give it to them based on the way we view them from afar? Let us consider that the title of “outsider” is mainly given by observation, judgement, rather than by truly getting to know one, understanding. Some examples to back our consideration are real-life situations, in circumstances

The other day, I was watching TV when an advertisement came on marketing Pocky. I absolutely love pocky and was easily persuaded by the marketers, so I found myself in Costco the following day with three boxes of Pocky in my shopping cart. My mom tried telling me that it was a complete waste of money and it was “junk” that I could do without, but I decided to buy it anyway. I admit, it is a waste of money and I could spend my money on better things, but Pocky is one of my weaknesses and the marketers

singing contest to help his failing theater business. Sing is a classic movie that connects with the viewers, has a good story, and is memorable to the viewers. What is a Classic? In order for a movie to be considered a classic, a movie must possess three components. The movies success is based on the audience, it is the audience that make the movie (Weeks par. 5). Movie critic for NRP, Bob Mondello, says, ["What makes a timeless movie timeless? Man,

will never forget how you made them feel.” I never quite understood this quote by Maya Angelou until I reflected on my time with my grandma. She lived in a small white house with blue shutters and was all Italian. At her house, I could always find three things: pastene, Muenster cheese, and love. In kindergarten and first grade, I got dropped off there by the bus after school. I remember walking off and up to her screen door. She would always be sitting right inside on her white rocking chair, waiting

religions that they follow. Some move to America just so they can give their families a better life, but that doesn’t mean that they leave behind the traditions that they followed. It just makes it difficult sometimes for them adjusting to the American ways compared to how they were used too back in their country. Especially when it comes down to how people get sick and how they are treated so that they can get better. Here we discuss about the Hmong culture and how there’s a difference with how they

Power is a very particular thing and can be produced in a multitude of ways. The three texts The Argonauts, Les Guerilleres, and Dictee show this in numerous ways. As a reader, you learn to recognize the power in places you wouldn’t necessarily expect. From being dismantled within a dystopia to exploiting the way bodies serve the world, power has control over everything. There is a sense of power within Les Guerilleres when the women take over and start a war. They are developed within a group of

for chief. There are three main characteristics that mark him out as a felicitous leader: rational, moral and unflinching. First of all, the most important trait that makes Ralph the best leader is his rational mind. I personally think that a leader should be a respectable and organized person. Ralph demonstrates his leading ability very well by the way he treats

helped shape us into who we are today, but according to Some Early Childhood Experiences Shape Adult Life, But Which Ones? a study published in Child Development uncovered that “the type of emotional support that a child receives during the first three and a half years has an effect on education, social life and romantic relationships even 20 or 30 years later.” Our family and friends deserve recognition for their inspiring work and dedication which shines through the person we have become. As annoying

When we see fictional characters, right away we think of the way they look or if they have something a little unreal about them. We are quick to judge those things and assume that these characters are nothing like us and completely make-believe. Yet If we were to really get to know a character we would see that in some way they are based off traits of real-life people. I think there are many reasons as to why people connect with fictional characters, one being that they remind us of ourselves. Situations