Save as many you as you ruin. “Save as Many as You Ruin” is a short story written by Simon Van booy. The short story focuses on life an existence. The main character of the short story is Gerard and focuses on him and his thoughts. The story is a distinction between present and past. The short story gives us the question, who he really is, and who should he be? Gerard is man who comes from Manhattan. Gerard is around 35-40 years old, which we know because he has a daughter, and had her for eight
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Delprøve 2. A - 19. maj 2011 Introduction and thesis statement: “Save as many as you ruin´’ Every single human through their lifetime comes to collect both good and bad memories, positive and negative experiences, but somehow these memories stays within us for a long time, we can choose between to forget and ruin them or keep them within us so that we can learn from our mistakes and to use them as an inspiration for the next step we take, Each of us has a lifetime story to tell but will we leave
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leaks and educating the public to save water, and too many reservoirs or too large can ruin an ecosystem. The Colorado River supplies water to seven states, as well as Mexico. Due to growing demands for water,
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In the second act of the Crucible, the audience first meets the character of John Proctor while he is in his home with his wife Elizabeth. The reader’s initial reaction of Proctor is that he is a benevolent husband as he states “I mean to please you Elizabeth” (50) and is otherwise kind and respectful towards his wife. However, as the act progresses, the reader comes to find out
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The Dichotomy of Truth vs Fun F. Scott Fitzgerald was able to create a unique structure for his novel The Great Gatsby which effectively handled his dichotomy of “Do we really want to know the truth?” vs “Do we really want to ruin people’s fun?” Fitzgerald narrates the story through the character of Nick Carraway which allows the reader to see character development through the eyes of someone actually living and seeing it. The structure of the novel is also a scrambled mess with new information
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Chia-Wei Hsu is an artist, filmmaker, and curator based in Taiwan, he travels to many locations in Asia foraging for stories in the aftermath of war. In addition Hsu continues to investigate colonial histories of Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore as part of a larger project dedicated to backtracking early globalization. Hsu is interested in forgotten histories of the cold war in Asia, he weaves together complex narratives of geography, history, and myth through storytelling in his films and installations
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Save as Many as You Ruin Every once in a while, people make life-changing mistakes; mistakes that can seem irreversible and absolutely fatal to your life. But in some cases, fate might just reach out and bless them with another chance. These are the cases where the involved can live through a religious experience and have the opportunity to save what they’ve previously ruined. Gerard is a handsome man from New York, who is approximately 40 years old. The turning point in the story is when Gerard
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The tarnishing of one’s reputation and personal integrity is something that many people fear and this is shown through the characters in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, Cotton Mather’s Wonders of the Invisible World and John Hale’s A Modest Enquiry into the Nature of Witchcraft. The Crucible is a play about the Salem witch trials and the characters who are accused and judged based off of their reputation. Each character’s perception is different than what the actual reality is of the witchcraft because
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Ways of Saving Money In our world everything revolves around money. Whether that means total amount of money you have or assets you own, money is main factor that decides what you can and cannot do. For example, people with lots of money can afford to splurge on things like fancy cars or exotic vacations. On the other hand people who are poor are often struggling to put the next meal on the table to provide for their families basic needs. It is often assumed that people who own nice things
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Ode 2.Limerick 3.Ballad 4.Narrative 5.Sonnet 6.Haiku Ode To Love <3 Meeting you, Opened a new world in me. a world that without you I might never see love...never thought it would be worth being a member. Yet a fondness ignited, like a burning ember. A night to remember with all my might. Your beautys got me twisted and I'm high as a kite. We partied until morning sun shown. You left me with a feeling like I had just flown. Ode TO The Children Of the night Goblins
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