Reflecting on the incident, Macon, "almost wondered whether by some devious subconscious means, he had engineered this injuryjust so he could settle down safe among the people he'd started out with" (63). ... He is exactly like the accidental tourists whom he writes for, people that are forced into travel, who attempt to travel under the illusion of never leaving home in the first place. ... The author narrates, "though if you needed to put a date on it, you might say he really moved in the afternoon he moved Edward in" (pg.231). This suggests that Macon is prepari...

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Grief affects people physically as well as mentally. ... (Kakutani) It is uneasy for someone to move on after a loss of a love one. People find it hard to move on after a love one because in their mind they are still here. ... Finally accepting that love one is gone and they will never come back, and accepting that you have to move on with a person's life. ... When people die they respond. ...

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This term simply means that a consciousness gains as much experience and knowledge as it can in its current form before it can move up to a higher order of class of animals or plants. ... Only the truly good people will be rewarded with an elevation of consciousness. ... Only the inner circle of people follow the guidelines set forth to them. These people are thinking on a higher level just because they have let go of the self. ... Also people generally don't like looking past their own lifetime. ...

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When King Hamlet was killed by Claudius and he moved in the spot light, Hamlet and his mother's relationship was changed forever. ... While dealing with this tragedy his uncle, of all people in the world, moves in and takes his late father's role. ... Hamlet was able to pull himself together and overcome the idea that his father has just died and his dead father's brother moves in to take over. ... Thanks to other people's careless, self-motivated actions, his life was ruined due to these unlikely occurrences. Even the attempt to kill Hamlet ended in the death of o...

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Although she's married, she falls hard for television interviewer Robert (Dirk Bogarde), and their friendship blossoms into a full-blown affair that has each of them leaving there spouses in order to move in together. ... The camera moves out to reveal Christie in the phone box with a pair of binoculars spying on her. ... Miles is a man who knows all the right people in the film industry and could potentially launch Scott's career, the attraction between them is obvious and you know where Darling is heading to next in search of happiness. ...

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They were tortured in the city and they had to move somewhere to get away from it all. ... We chose Spanish names when we moved to the city" (Kingsolver pg.193). ... Estevan is talking about his people or maybe even all people, that they cannot be captured and not have their own freedom. ... "I have to know something for Turtle's and my sake, if Angel wanted to come back, I mean move back in with you, would you say yes?" ... It is just the same for people. ...

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I was born in Puerto Rico, from there at the age of 3 my family moved to Connecticut, then again we moved to Philadelphia and this is where we stayed. ... I reached out to the people that I knew I truly loved a loved me back and they helped me piece myself back together. ... I want to be the girl that was and is strong enough to move on from the past and focus on making a better future for myself. ...

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The people who Jerry lives with are not what one would call normal'. ... They are much happier to let people see the towering skyscrapers and bustling city streets, yet these citizens are kept out of sight. ... The audience would feel trapped because the play is only one scene long, so they cannot move. ... As the play progresses, Peter would move along the bench, so that when Jerry tries to push him off, Peter is nearer to Centre Stage. ... Their lives, their families' lives and their lives in co-existence with their families and other people....

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Janie's patience and hopefulness that things would change and improve were shown as she waited an entire year before deciding she was not happy and had to move on. ... Her connection with nature caused her to feel that the proper time to give the marriage would be the length of four seasons, after which she would have to move on if things had not changed. ... He seldom let her speak to people of the town, and refused to let her be seen without her hair tied up in rags. ... Janie, as well as the townspeople were unhappy with the way Joe's lifestyle copied that of white people. ... Jan...

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It takes a deep look into the different reactions people have to hardships. ... People are born, die, and catch the plague with no warning. ... After this he moves into a more full realization. ... Just as Tarrou described the types of responses to the plague and went through each of these phases, the people of Oran represent these responses and move through the phases. ... Some people feel safe. ...

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He invented the first Braille press so blind people could read by touch. ... When her family moved from The Bronx to Bound Brook, New Jersey when she was four years old, she began to run away during the day to explore. ... Despite the problems, Margaret tried to make the marriage work, but by fall of 1926, she knew the marriage was over and she gathered the strength to move away. ... She fought hard in sickness and in health to educate people and make them see the truth around them. ...

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My childhood was a happy one and I looked upon these people as family. ... Seeing the little pile of black fur just lying beside the fence was the only reason I moved and did not just stand there with tears running down my face. ... I gently stroked its head and it ever so slightly moved. ... I am glad that I had the courage to open my eyes, unlike other people. Hurting a poor animal like that shows how disgusting people can be. ...

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By accepting the fact that Mary Dempster is not a Saint, Dunstan is free mentally and is able to move on with his life. ... And I had to bear the cruelty of people who thought her kind of madness was funny- a dirty joke. ... Dunstan later on confesses his guilt and was able to move on with his life mainly because the burden in which he felt had vanished. ...

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He was empowered by a force of colonialism as he viewed the tribes and people he came across. ... Later this move would be beneficial as she uses her unselfish, cleverness to help them escape from the Iroquois after being captured. ... I am sure that this view was seldom followed by Europeans during the 17th century but it did help show the ethnocentrism of the people at the time. ... And if it observes that other people have other folkways, these excite its scorn." ... People are still hard to see others viewpoints. ...

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He had people that cared about him. ... Due to his hideous countenance, the people panicked and pushed him from society. All the creature wanted to do was learn and understand the people and the world. ... The creature drove his creator mad by chasing him, watching his every move, killing his family and best friend, and most of all removing him from society. ...

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Changing people's mind is hard, specially for a women who want to be taken seriously among such a hostile environment. ... "I wake up in the morning feeling the way most people do at the end of a bad day, and I take ir from there " (Mairs 247). ... She grew up with different customs and traditions from the other people who lived around her. " Puerto Rican mothers also encouraged their daughters to look and act like women and to dress in clothes our Anglo friends and their mothers found too "mature " for our age " (Ortiz Cofer 92). ... The society that surrounds her gives her strength to m...

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People choosing to ignore their problems will make hiding an involuntary habit. ... Many people hide from reality by avoiding challenging situations, while other people will simply run away. ... Often, people will avoid change to eliminate confrontation with loved ones. ... Williams next illustrates the way that people search for happiness. ... He tells Jim that he is "about to move," suggesting abandonment and destined poverty for his family (1437). ...

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Therefore, beliefs of people depend on individuals. ... At first, I was quite inspired and moved by the last desperate appeal of dying creature. ... Frankly speaking, this whole essay is predetermined by the racial diversity of people that live in the United States. ... Unfortunately more and more young people are wasting their life in vain. ... It means that the things considered acceptable and normal for one people can be intolerable and malicious for others. ...

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The title "Reasons for Attendance" suggests the reasons people live referring to the different reasons as to why people live/ attend life; how different people have different forms of happiness. ... As they "thread" through the cities, people watch curiously. ... "The solving emptiness" forces people to accept that there is not life after death. ... As the poem moves to the last two stanzas, it becomes more general as Larkin focuses on the realization that death will come to us all. ... In both poem, Larkin uses a momentary observation and explores the meaning beh...

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Men everywhere missed her sleek moves and ideal breasts. ... Who were people going to look to for sex appeal and Hollywood gossip? ... Not everyone can relate to this poem although some may try and even people with similar experiences say they have felt that way. ...

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Using myself as an exmple let us say I suddenly had to move to Alaska to live like the Eskimos. ... (Texas Youth Commission, March 30, 1999) Research shows that people can be resocialized. ... Unlike most of the people who are dealing with resocializaiton I am eagerly waiting for the chance to resocialize. ...

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The controls are unknowingly placed upon them by people on the "outside". ... The Guolog is a Russian concentration camp where criminals are sent; there are numerous controls and regulations placed upon the people. ... Gregor's mother and sister attempt to move out all the furniture from his room and Gregor resents this "They were clearing out his room; depriving him of everything that he loved- (Solzhenitsyn 35). ...

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Astronomers believe this radio signal came from an extraterrestrial craft because the transmission came from an empty spot in space, this suggests the craft may have transmitted the signal and moved on. ... "People really like the paintings and ask me all types of questions. ... Many people claim that the object is nothing and Domenico painted it for curiosity purposes but those people are wrong. ...

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People that view death as multiple entities utilize divergent thinking, which enables them to see not only the detriment, but also the benefit of death. ... The stages may occur in sequence or they may recur, as the person moves forward and backward--especially among denial, anger, and bargaining (Kubler-Ross 83). ... After hearing her mother say that, Sula loses trust in all people. ... With the money she gathers from the insurance, she buys a house and rents out the rooms to people. ... On National Suicide Day, Shadrack leads a parade of people through an unfinished tunn...

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"When imagination is allowed to move into deep places the sacred is revealed," (Moore 1049). ... "That gives peace when people feel that they are living the symbolic life, that they are actors in the divine drama. ... Some people describe this phenomenon as a coincidence. ... Hundreds of people have had a premonition that a plane will crash, and low and behold it does. ... Studies have shown that people who meditate have greater processing speed and perceptual sensitivity. ...

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