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    The Hero In Kyle Carpenter's The Soldier

    When the word “hero” is spoken upon, a connection is typically made with the word “super,” and the thought of characters flying around saving lives in some way, shape, or form arises. Heroes define not always as classic fictional characters such as Superman or Batman; heroes are people who stand for the common good, who make selfless sacrifices for a public cause. Selflessness means having little to no concern for oneself, to give to others without looking for personal gain. An exact science to what

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    Short-Answer Responses

    Short-Answer Responses SuperMan HUM/114 May 19, 2001 Louis and clark Short-Answer Responses 1. Our individuality is affected by everything that happens from the time we are born. My parents divorced, our father took us from our mother, and was drafted in the Army. My sister and I were forced to live with our grandparents on the farm, who loved and cared for us. We were taught to work hard (chores), do our homework completely, and to keep our rooms clean. We could only watch television if

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    Ender's Game

    Ender’s Game Ender Wiggin is a special six year old boy sent to a special military school simply for the honor of the way he handles himself. The Government sees the great potential in Ender and sees the possibility of him being the one to save the world from the buggers (huge alien insects who almost wiped out all of humankind once upon a time). Everyone selected to go to this military school is to never contact their family ever again until they are eighteen. His brother Peter was jealous

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    Great Men Need Not Be Good Men

    There is a clear distinction between both the qualities. It is irrelevant that a man needs to be good in order to be considered a great. A great man may be a good person in his own terms, living a life within boundaries created by himself, like superman in Nietzsche’s words. On the contrary, another man may be deemed good by society living under the oppressive boundaries that society has set for him. Not living his life to its fullest but living a life to meet the terms of society’s goodness.

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    Socialogical Perspective of the Matrix

    in the virtual world can’t do like jump from one building to another without thinking about it or in the case of the main character “Neo” in the end he is able to manipulate the computer system to do his will and becomes like a virtual version of Superman able to fly and rewrite parts of the programming of the virtual world. A. Counter culture. A counter culture is a subgroup that is in opposition to most aspects of the larger, mainstream culture. The culture in Matrix would be considered

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    Building a Revolution - Russ

    iaJasper Jones Reading Guide S.A. Jones v2 April 2010 http://www.sajones.com.au Synopsis .................................................................................................................................................. 3 About the Author .................................................................................................................................... 3 Edition Used .........................................................................................

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    Sherman Alexie Rhetorical Analysis Essay

    In the fifth paragraph, Alexie makes a shift into third person, and establishes an appeal to pathos. Alexie makes the shift when he introduces the fact that Indian children have different expectations in school because of the inequalities they face. If Alexie had been non-Indian “he might have been called a prodigy,” but because he was an “Indian boy...” he was “simply an oddity.” This shift suggests that Alexie feels an internal division to this time period in his past. By using this shift, Alexie

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    Pathelogical Lying

    which may be uncomfortable to them. Low self-esteem is a big factor in being a compulsive liar. My cousin Cindy is an example of a compulsive liar. Back when I was living in Chicago, Illinois, there was a theme park call “Six Flags.” A new ride, Superman, had just come out that day; I asked Cindy to come with me to try out the new ride, and her response was she had already been on the ride several times. I asked Cindy how she could have road the ride several times if it just opened today, and she

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    Personal Narrative: Operation Enduring Freedom

    Inside I was terrified, I could feel my stomach quiver and my mind went blank. But I refused to show my fear. Once I put on that uniform I was superman reborn. February 12, I arrived in Afghanistan. A total culture shock. No functional electricity, no running water, no restrooms, no stone built houses. How did these people live? Seeing children playing in contaminated water for fun, men struggle

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    Roddie Edmonds Research Paper

    Daniel Lowe Mrs. Grace English Some date Some Title Roughly 6 million Jewish people were killed. This is the effect of the Holocaust; a horrific event, caused by horrible people. However, there were also good people who worked to save others. The Holocaust was the genocide of the Jewish people that took place during WWII in Germany. Roddy Edmonds is a hero of the Holocaust because he was brave enough to risk his life for others, did not flaunt his role, and he refused to let others die to save his

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