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    What are dreams? Are they a thing of our imagination or the building blocks of our future? In the novel, I Shall Be Near To You, the main character, Rosetta, has a dream. But when the Civil War breaks out, Rosetta’s dream quickly changes to something that will keep her and Jeremiah, her husband together. Throughout the novel Rosetta sacrifices many things in her pursuit to keep her dream alive while learning how to overcome many setbacks that she and her husband must face. While facing these challenges

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    Colin Powell, former United States Secretary of State, once stated, “A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.” Many of us are dreamers; we thrive for something different. A dream is simply an unrealistic fantasy. Some fight to make their dreams become real, they refuse to be told “no”. Rosetta Wakefield, the courageous heroine of I Shall Be Near to You, follows her husband, Jeremiah, by enlisting in the army. Erin Lindsay McCabe presents instances

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    Aydan Cota A Dream Is A Dream Why are these like this? These passages have many differences between these characters talking. But the characters are similar in their personalities. Overall on of the passages use dialogue while one describes the setting and what they thought. Throughout both passages they have certain similarities by the authors developing their characters in different ways. Although, the passages have interactions, but one has dialogue while the other just talks about what they

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    Sigmund Freud says that "a dream is a disguised fulfillment of a repressed wish". What he means is that every dream represents a wish fulfillment. Dreams represent the imaginary fulfillment of a wish or impulse in early childhood, before such wishes have been repressed. The dream images represent the unconscious wishes or thought disguised through symbolization and other distorting mechanisms. Freud concluded that a dream is the conscious expression of an unconscious fantasy or wish which is not

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    High school football over the years has become a huge spectacle lets just talk about the DWF area or we can even get smaller to make a point if you made a 25 mile radius these local high school teams play at the Star (seats 12,000), Allen stadium (seats 18,000 cost 60 million), and McKinney’s new stadium (seats 12,000 costs 69.9 million). This is just high school football these young kids playing under tremendous pressure from the start. The pressure to play high school football is immense, there

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    Have you ever been in a deep dream that you do not want to awaken from? The dream is indescribable. It is as if you are not dreaming and you can feel everything going on. It an amazing dream that you do not want to awaken from. It is almost as if you are sleeping beauty and you are proud that an evil witch put you in a deep sleep. Now imagine someone throwing a big pot of boiling hot water onto your face. You immediately wake up with pain and rage. You are in pain because of the terrible reality

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    All my life, for as long as I can remember, dreams have perpetually found their way into becoming the focus of conversations between my relatives. Dreams hold a significant meaning in our culture and often given spiritual value. I have experienced the interpretation of dreams to begin as a relational piece on the main subject of a conversation. For instance, at some time during a talk with each other, the topic of the conversation will spontaneously transform into the focus creating irrelevance

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    Sleepwalking Sleepwalking has always attracted a sense of mystery and suspense. Has anyone here ever watched someone who was sleepwalking? I have. I was 13 years old and it was in camp when I watched my friend get out of bed and walk to the front door of our bunkhouse. I had no idea that she was sleepwalking. I tried whispering her name but when she didn’t turn around, I just figured she hadn’t heard me. I called out to her louder but still she didn’t respond. That’s when I noticed the faraway

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    Contrasting Themes in “Blue Velvet” The subconscious psyche is one of the most fascinating and almost completely inexplicable aspects of human behavior. Even more intriguing than merely the subconscious is the notion of a darker, more repressed side that many individuals refuse to acknowledge exists within them. In David Lynch’s film “Blue Velvet,” the director attempts to explore the psyche of a young man named Jeffrey Beaumont, most notably the clash between his darker side and “good” side

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    William Porter Phil 6 Stuart Campbell Fantasy and Reality Dreams, fantasy, reality, life, we’ve had years to distinguish the worlds that are different and the main perception to what our reality currently is. It brings the question of if fantasy has an impact on reality, and the philosophers that are looked at in this essay do point a heavily influence of reality with fabrication of life such as imagination based fantasies or dreams. As the mind is powerful philosophers have taken the time to address

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