To Know That You're Alive

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    scenario I get to have sex with a gorgeous guy. Fair warning, I don’t know much about sex, so it’ll probably be much better for me than you. As long as you’re being honest about allowing me to leave when the ten days are up, I really don’t see the downside. I’m a pretty boring person and all this drama is probably not as fun for me as it for others.” “What exactly do you do, Miss. Carrie?” I…I’m an epidemiologist.

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    The Things They Carried McKayla Vaughn Passage: “Whenever he looked at the photographs, he thought of new things he should’ve done.” P.2 Small Meaning: In this quote, Lieutenant Cross is deeply in love with Martha. He carries a picture of her in his pocket. The one date him and Martha went on, he thinks he blew it. So every time he glances at Martha’s picture, he thinks of something more he should have done. Big Meaning: Everybody regrets. This book is not just a war book, but a book about men’s

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    into the light.” “If you see me, I can’t run away.” “Who are you?” I step into the light. I watch her face change. “You’re alive?” I chuckle. “Not for long if you don’t let me go.” “Brandon, we’re adults, you can’t just run away like an 8 year old throwing a tantrum.” “I knew I should’ve just run.” And suddenly, my feet are flying. I don’t know where I’m going, but I know that three years of cross country have served their purpose. And I’m tumbling down a hill, and Casey is crying, she’s sobbing

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    In the Meditations, Descartes believes you can figure out the truth based on your own mind and do not need to go to the outside world. Aristotle and Descartes wouldn’t agree. For example, a blind person. Aristotle would say he cannot know light so he would have to see it from some outside source to get knowledge. Descartes would say to not go to the outside world to find truth. Descartes would recommend meditation: self- reflection. First, you will look at your own mind, using your own mind to look

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    2pac Conspiracy Theories

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    that?? This name started being used when the Makaveli album came out... Why are they so suddenly untouchable? Death Row Records could have also done a lot of this stuff you're about that's proving 2Pac is Alive. They could be doing this stuff for publicity. Example : They could have made up that whole 7 Day Theory stuff. (Refer to Alive List). And, I'm almost sure they put 2Pac on the cover of the Makaveli album posed as Jesus Christ for publicity. f course let's not forget the mysterious "Suge Shot

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    thing about it. People love the idea of a paper girl. They always have. And the worst thing is that I loved it, too. I cultivated it, you know?” (293). She felt as if she was becoming a hollow and fake person, so she had to get away. This is when Quentin realizes the girl he’s been in love with for years isn’t really that girl at all. He doesn’t actually know her; instead, he’s in love with the idea of her. Quentin’s journey means much more than just finding Margo. Along the way, he develops stronger

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    Katniss and Malala: Two Extraordinary Heroes Not all heroes have happily ever after endings. Heroes aren’t only the people that you see as honored, glamorous, successful. Their success is made up of hard work, courage, failure, loyalty, and persistence. It’s these traits that also make up a hero. Though most importantly, persistence is the key. For example, Katniss from “Catching Fire” by Suzanne Collins and Malala Yousafzai are two good examples of how persistence is a key to being a hero. Despite

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    at all during that therapy session? I think it was the one-” he trailed off, looking up, and then he looked at Ryder and smiled sadly, “It was the one right before the accident.” “You’re not dead,” Ryder finally formed a sentence, completely ignoring what R had just said, eyes still wide at what he was seeing. “I know, I’m too important for death to do anything to me,” R laughed, and then put his hands behind him on the bed and leaned back, “You got my present though, right? The ice cream?” Ryder

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    suffering that would be caused if a district decided to rebel the same way District 13 did. As everyone knows District 13 no longer exists because of their rebellion against the capital (Spoiler, watch Hunger Games: Mockingjay). So what makes The Hunger Games special? Is it the multiple themes conveyed throughout the story? Or is it the visual itself? Or maybe just maybe it’s the plot primarily? Who knows maybe it’s all of them, it all depends on what interests you the most. However, I believe all of these

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    For centuries, people had been seeking happiness. Everybody wants it, but it seems like nobody has it. Everywhere you go – at work, at home, in school, at the market, in church – you see people struggling; they exist but are not alive, like they are designed to be slightly dissatisfied with everything. Male and female, rich and poor, young and old, no one is free. Everyone is in a cloud of discontent. For all the things they do have, they’re always wanting something they don’t and can’t have… to

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