feels sympathy, second father for Tim, from bad person to good person. Tiny Tim: -He is very sick - Bob’s son. - he believes in the good in all people, and he enjoys life very much. - he has faith. - the opposite of the “first” scrooge Bob cratchit: - Tim’s father - A family man, who tries to take care of his kids. – he is working for scrooge. - He always believes in the good in people, and he tries to stay faithful, always. - very little money, big contrast to Scrooge. Belle:
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Dani Ben-Reuven 1. What was this natural resource the Once-ler found? Truffula tree 2. What was the product? Thneed 3. How was it used by buyers? Shit, sock, hat, carpets, pillows, sheets, curtains, etc. Multi-purposed for endless things. 4. What did the Lorax want to know of the Once-ler? Why he is cutting the tree down (Stewardship, speaking for the trees). 5. How did Once-Ler answer? He only cutted down one tree, everybody needed a thneed. He thinks that if he didn’t exploit
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something glorifying. Bob Marley, the first superstar celebrity to sell more than 20 million records throughout his career. In 1963 Bob and his friends have formed the Wailing Wailers and in 1972 the Wailers came up strong by signing a contract with Island Records. Bob Marley has helped introduced the world with reggae music and until this day he remains one of the most beloved artist his fame has not died nor did his music because of the impact he has made to music listeners. Bob was almost assassinated
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David Domiczek December 11, 2011 Ms. Wagner A Long Way Gone In the memoir A Long Way Gone written by Ishmael Beah, it is clear that American culture is a pervasive theme in the author’s life. There are many examples in the memoir that show how Ishmael us influenced by Western culture such as the movies and music. There are also many parts in the memoir in which Ishmael’s life is saved by the American culture. An example of this can be seen
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Director-choreographer Bob Fosse forever changed the way audiences around the world viewed dance on the stage and in the film industry in the late 20th century. Visionary, intense, and unbelievably driven, Fosse was an artist whose work was always provocative, entertaining, and quite unlike anything ever before seen. His dances were sexual, physically demanding of even the most highly trained dancers, full of joyous humor as well as bleak cynicism — works that addressed the full range of human emotions
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1970’s Fashion Americans celebrated the first Earth day in 1970. Earth day is now celebrated on April 22 in the United States. Hippies primarily were the ones who got Earth day passed by the government. Nightclubs of the 1970’s were called discos. Strobe lights and mirror balls reflected the dancers while disk jockeys were playing the 70’s latest hits. In the 1970’s fashion was affected by the Vietnam War, Battle of Civil Rights, and music. The Vietnam War started in the 1960’s and continued on
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My arch-nemesis and I have had substantial issues for various years. Its physical qualities are as follows: dead, easily broken, comes in a wide arrange of shapes and colors, and is found all over the human body. It is my hair. Hair, in general, brings an unexpected quantity of daily issues that I have dealt with for as long as I started to comprehend the textures that my wandering petite hands came in contact with. Although a trivial and petty issue in comparison to the larger life conflicts
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you get married?” Scrooge says. This shows that Scrooge is a rude, little miser who believes that, because he can not find love, no one else should either. Lastly, Scrooge and Bob Cratchit, Scrooge’s clerk, have a conversation. “It's not convenient and it's not fair... ” he says. This implies that Scrooge will not let Bob have the day off for Christmas. No one will be shopping because it's Christmas, but Scrooge still insists that he needs to have his clerk there. Thankfully, three wise spirits
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Edgar Allan Poe was an American writer and poet, known mostly for his stories containing dark imagery, and involving mystery and horror, and also for his troubled life. The Nightmare Before Christmas is a film, directed by Henry Selick and produced by the famed Tim Burton, that follows Jack Skellington, the "Pumpkin King" of Halloween Town, who has grown weary of doing the same things to celebrate Halloween every year. When stumbling upon a door leading to Christmas Town, Jack decides to celebrate
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“Crash!” “Smack!” “Thump!” Imagine a world with no trees, nor plants or animals. Everyday the citizens of Thneedville would have to pay for fresh air. That’s how things were in the movie “The Lorax” after all the Truffula Trees had been cut down. This powerful messaged movie by Dr. Seuss explains about a selfish man who wants money, named the Once-ler and an interesting character who speaks for the trees, named the Lorax. In the movie, the Lorax tries to stop the Once-ler from making a bad decision
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