Although they all share the similarities of middle aged men, each with their own job, home and set of people they care about, they each provide a very different perspective on small town life. ... "When the bars are closing and people are forced to consider the prospect of returning home with so many of the night's dreams unfulfilled." ... In a place like Mohawk, you can find many of them in the local bar on weekends, hoping that somehow by wasting their night away drinking, this will change or that they"ll at least feel better about it, and inevitably that never happens. Life is abou...

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Thus we then can move into the idea of human freedom and discuss how we may be free. ... If we were never introduced to the idea, can there ever be? ... And we are free because with our mind we can invent all kinds of technical means for all kinds of circumstances so that we can survive nearly everywhere. ... They can discover that relation by accident or we can teach them the trick, but that is something different than understanding. ... Monkeys can use tools, can even discover them when they already exist, but cannot invent them, I think. ...

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Of course no one can know for sure what happens after death and which events take place there. ... This topic can be found in many forms of literature, one key example is the literary work written by Dante Alighieri named "Inferno ", which is translated from Italian as "hell"." ... The narrator met the great number of prominent poets, teachers and doctors, such as Homer, Horace, Ovid, Hippocrates, and Julius Caesar and so on. ...

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This makes up for his ineffectuality by customizing what he can control. ... He reflects on the possibility of him having a poetic moment as another article of clothing that he can meticulously adorn upon himself, and show pleasingly to the ranks as they offer praise. ... He thinks on the details of his name, the most consistent label a human can hold, and ponders on altering it, securing his image by ostensible means where his passive personality regretfully fails. ... Chandler, in fact, looks childish weighing such possibilities, his hopes or worries following what he can take from others fo...

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Tuesdays With Morrie Mitch Albom 1. An aphorism is defined as a terse saying or opinion, an adage, or a proverb. The dictionary's definition of "aphorism", while providing an accurate interpretation, does not go deep enough to allow full understanding of the use of aphorisms in Tuesday's With Mo...

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