We see him go to Ernie's, the first place he laid eyes on Madeleine. From there he goes to the art gallery, and the flower shop. ... The memory of Madeleine is fresh in his mind and he believes that going back to all these places might bring her back into his life. ... This man is so in love that he will go to any length to find his true love. ... Finally, when Judy comes into view she has a green dress on and we see her side view, which is exactly, like that of Madeleine. ...

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Hemingway reveals throughout the story that the main character, Harold Krebs, leaves his hometown as one man, and comes back another. ... He did not want to come home. Still, he had to come home. ... It had just gotten going that way" (583). It also shows that Krebs feels out of place and did not come back to the same world he left two years before. ...

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These soldiers, who become veterans if they can make it past war, go through scenarios unlike anyone could ever imagine. ... "'I just want to go home ad start all over again.' ... "Soldiers may go overseas and come back to the same base, repeatedly," he writes. ... Everyone knows what it's like to go back to a place where you've spent a big part of your life, which makes it easy to imagine what it feels like and makes it feel so real. ... People don't realize how many veterans come back from war and struggle with PTSD, and this statistic helps put it into perspective....

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Being unfaithful seems to be a big mistake, one that you can't take back. ... He goes on a rant yelling, "What can one say to that? ... Wait-no, go!! ... Don't come too near, don't come too near-er-come-no nearer" (2074). ... Couples get into big fights and scream things at one another and then want them to leave and never come back, they break up. ...

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It can have a huge impact on a person when it comes to emotional development later in life. ... Through my experience, and that of other adoptee friends of mine, a strong sense of ethnic pride is rare to come by in a white family. ... The stories of many adoptees' emotional struggles often go unheard, and are often disregarded. ... Again, leading back to damaging thoughts later on in their life. ... When I was 12 I was fortunate enough to be able to go back and visit my hometown and see the orphanage that had raised me for the first 14 months of my life. ...

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They feel that, to call upon an old and overused saying, "the show must go on". ... Liz was what made the wall that Leamas had carefully erected to keep him safe come down completely. ... "He knew what it was then that Liz had given him; the thing that he would have to go back and find it was the caring about little things It was this respect for triviality which he had never been allowed to possess; whether it was bread for the seagulls or love, whatever it was he would go back and find it; he would make Liz find it for him." ... As Liz lay dying, shot at Mundt's orders Leamas made...

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They feel that, to call upon an old and overused saying, "the show must go on". ... Liz was what made the wall that Leamas had carefully erected to keep him safe come down completely. ... "He knew what it was then that Liz had given him; the thing that he would have to go back and find it was the caring about little things It was this respect for triviality which he had never been allowed to possess; whether it was bread for the seagulls or love, whatever it was he would go back and find it; he would make Liz find it for him." ... As Liz lay dying, shot at Mundt's orders Leamas made...

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It was the only way to gain his father's honour and acceptance as his son, so when his parents leave the house, David awaits the possum with a rifle in the kitchen, and shoots it when it comes back. He is emotionally paralysed by his actions so he goes to sleep. When he wakes up, he goes back downstairs and notices the possum is not there anymore. ... Soon Albie's father comes back to drive the rider to a pub in a near town that his father, Wilf Beacon is in. ... What else is he going to do but play with his sister's dolls? ...

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They speak no words to each other; he would not allow it and they are not strong enough to go against him and speak up. He lay[s] there, purple, a dark, angry purple in the face, and never even look at them when they [ come] in. ... It [ glares] at them a moment and then . . . [ goes] out (Daughters 467). ... '"Why does she come here at all-who wants her? ... She can not see the world through her own eyes and can not explain what she is going through because she does not even know. ...

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Maybe holding back his anger towards life and people. ... This gives the information that it would be difficult to go outside out into the moors. ... Heathcliff had a very strong mind to keep on going and standing up for himself. This gives him will power and when he runs of f this probably give a bit of incentive and it works because he comes back better than Hindley. ... Know he will feel even lower because she has come back posh and elegant where he has gone down hill. ...

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It seems that no matter where it comes from -- rejection hurts. ... Research has shown that rejection from a parent is one of the hardest to come to terms with. ... Sometimes we never come to terms with why our parents are not active in our lives. ... Instead of saying that I"m just not qualified, they have to get back out there and try again. ... Research has said that when you receive rejection letters that you should only read it once, put it aside and after a few days go back and read it again. ...

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This point also brings back the main theme of the poem. ... From the beginning of the poem to reaching close to the end, the author really has come a long way from feeling depressed to acknowledging how things have become. ... As the poem comes closer to the end, I think he switches how he actually means by that saying. ... As the poem goes on, I think he now is saying she is the reason everything is sinking. ... Here again brings back the theme of being abandoned. ...

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Lieutenant Cross, carried letters from a girl back home, Martha, who visited the same college as him. ... The darkness of the tunnel carried the uncertainty that one may come out alive or never come out at all. ... He let go of all the weight that she gave him an uncertain love that drove him crazy and caused the death of too many of his men. "Briefly, in the rain, Lieutenant Cross saw Martha's gray eyes gazing back at him," he accepted and understood the realization that Martha would never love him the way he thought (O'Brien 239). ... But for O'Brien, she lives on ...

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That being said, individuals are going to run into problems in their consideration. ... Problems come in all shapes and sizes. ... They burn up, feel dizzy, but no tears will come. ... Often, in response to cancer, a person's best self comes to the fore. ... As he drafts and redrafts version upon version of a reply, walking past multiple opportunities to post a letter back to her, he decides after a conversation with a girl in a garage, the best thing to do was to go visit her in person. ...

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The two of you come to realize that you are going separate ways. ... Now what's going to happen? ... August comes and it's time to say goodbye. ... You come to find life not so bad without your "other half". ... Maybe the two of you will get back together, maybe not. ...

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When his children come to rescue, the idea of collaborative love and working together comes up. ... In this situation love comes as an inspiration to rescue father. Children wanted to go back to their life and have more comforting love from their father. ... Rational thinking and emotions always come hand in hand in making decisions. While Calvin thinks about how to convert Charles back from the influence of IT, Meg is driven by emotions. ...

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We know right off the bat that this movie is going to portray negative emotions into the audience. ... This foreshadows to us the events that are soon to come will certainly be unpleasant. ... The first prop we come across is a crucifix. ... It goes from straight on to now hanging from the side. ... The radio comes on at pivotal points during the film and we see the impact it plays on the character. ...

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Their inspiration often comes from religious beliefs and perspectives come from the people they love. ... He is still waiting for his aunts promise to come, despite having seen all the children go up to the alter claiming to "see " Jesus and the light. ... Why did he not come? ... The child himself claims his sadness when Reza says "I ran back to the house, scared"." ... I don't want to go." ...

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Heroes, to this age group, can come from any area of life: sports stars, pop singers, actors, writers, friends, parents, etc. ... Revolt implies an ideal whose absence justifies this revolt they are going through. ... Summing up his chapter Egan goes on to say the more engaging something is on a "human interest" angle the more the interested our students will become. ... The emphasis in education today is on the knowledge from books, but it should emphasize that knowledge comes from our minds. It is in our minds that meaning comes about from the connections we can create from our emotions...

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Also when the doctor comes into the room to check on Scotty right before Ann goes home, "She stood in her coat for a minute trying to recall the doctor's exact words, looking for any nuances, any hint of something behind his words other than what he had said" (Carver 242). ... Ann wanted to talk to someone that was going through the same situation that she was going through. ... Another similarity between Howard and Ann is how they both reacted when they left to go home for a little while to wash up and then go back to the hospital. When Howard goes home he keeps getting these strange ...

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When her husband talks to her about her chrysanthemums she puts the glove back on her hand and continues to work while she converses with her husband. ... Come into the yard."" (250). She's so overwhelmed and engaged with her interest that she even lets the man come inside the fence and into her property. ... She did not look back" (253). ... She later asks if they can have wine and mentions going to the prize fights; although, she changes her mind about actually going to the fights. ...

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The prophecy awakens his ambition and exposes what is going to happen to him in the future. ... She makes sure that Macbeth doesn't back down by taking an active role in preparing the murder. ... Come let me clutch thee. ... (2.1.46-50) Macbeth goes through many changes as the play progresses. ... "Rather than so, come fate into the list, and champion me to th" utterance" (3.1.74-75). ...

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It often comes to the point where the parents become decision-makers, even if the decisions are easy for the kid, which causes damage in the child's lifelong development. ... Also, children may take undesirable routes which may encourage them to turn back to the authority of their parents. ... A parent can provide guidance, encouragement, protection and so forth, but if they don't do these things with love, it won't go over so well.... In conclusion, it is quite obvious children need their parents, even though sometimes it may come off otherwise, they desire them to be a part of...

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His actions after the funeral seem like nothing bad had happened to him and there was no reason to be upset: "I asked her if she wanted to come to the cinema that evening. ... A couple of days after the funeral Meursault says: "I realized that I"d managed to get through another Sunday, that mother was now buried, that I was going to go back to work and that, after all, nothing had changed" (Camus 28). ... I feel that he guards himself and he does have feelings but he lives in the present and he does not want to look back to what had happened in the past. ... He continues to go through his rel...

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Hamlet at this point in his life is going through great difficulty trying to cope with his father's murder and his mother's quick marriage to his uncle. ... Where he goes from the self critic to the revenger. ... Once again he goes back into his thinking and questioning mode which can be associated with the Renaissance man where reason takes over his emotions and he begins to organize a plan to discover Claudius's guilt, and also even question the ghost's motives. ... Hamlets age is open to interpretation; however he is often known to be in young adulthood, since he returns...

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