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    Coraline

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    Coraline Neil Gaiman’s children’s novel Coraline begins when Coraline‚ a young girl‚ and her parents moving into a second-floor flat in an old house. She then enters a parallel universe in which she begins her journey quest. As well as in Harry Potter‚ Coraline follows the classic pattern of a quest story‚ with plenty of interesting and imaginative twists on the genre. The hero with a thousand faces presents the idea of a hero’s journey‚ also called as the monomyth. Written in 1949 by Joseph

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    ridicule‚ he learns to feel shy”. “If a child lives with shame‚ he learns to feel guilty”. Judgments should be avoided by us whenever a child makes faults‚ he’s still a child. Compared to adults like us‚ they still don’t know what they were doing. Shyness is the effect of learning and living with mocking laughter everywhere‚ mimicry‚ or comments intended to make fun of him/her in a contemptuous way‚ and reducing or dismissing his/her importance or quality. If a child lives with shame or negative emotions

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    Colour Personalities

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    COLOUR PERSONALITIES A very good morning to the honourable judges‚ worthy timekeeper‚ teachers and fellow friends. Have you ever wondered‚ certain colours can determine your true personality. That is why you will feel comfortable wearing red rather than blue. But‚ for others they may prefer soft blue than bright red and if I ask your favourite colours‚ different people will choose different colours. So‚ do lend me your ears as I’m‚ going to share with you today an interesting topic on ”colour personalities”

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    Designer Babies Genes

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    Would you changed the way your unique child looks or acts? There has been a debate on how scientist should use gene editing. I myself‚ mostly disagree with the idea of designer babies‚ but I agree with editing diseases out of humans cells. intelligence‚ homosexualality & prettiness is mostly determined through confidence‚ and who you want to be‚ but also through genes. Changing your child’s hair color‚ eye color‚ personality‚ and sexuality can change‚ and alter our world‚ by making everyone look

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    ------------------------------------------------- Write a comparison of the two proposals Lizzie receives from Mr Collins and Mr Darcy Lizzie’s view of Mr Collins is that is a very proud and boastful man. He is more interested in his own position and success than the feelings of other people. She therefore does not like Mr Colllins‚ and would not consider marriage to him as a possibility. She is under pressure from her Mother to get married‚ but her feelings towards him are so negative so would

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    Mother India

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    marriage. Mother India illustrates how‚ the protagonist‚ Radha “stayed true” to this even after her marriage. The sequence set in the bedroom after Radha and her groom‚ Shamu just got married portray how valuable chastity is to an Indian woman. Her shyness is portrayed in a series of close-ups and medium shots of her turning her head away from Shamu as her tries to get intimate with her. This act of moving away or turning away from an intimate situation suggests a sense of purity in a woman‚ that she

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    This reflective essay “Black Men and Public Spaces” by Brent Staples‚ argues about the author’s personal struggles for being a black man‚ in his twenties‚ in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Brent Staples was born and raised in Chester‚ Pennsylvania but he finished his studies and began working as a journalist in Chicago and New York City. Staples writes about some stories that gradually led him to realize over the fear of being judged by his race. In “Black Men and Public Spaces”‚ Staples let us

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    It’s The Little Things It is the little things in life that people take for granted‚ the unnoticed deeds‚ and the unrewarded successes. Things that people think are customary to do‚ when in reality it takes a lot of confidence ‚ courage ‚ and even when people think poorly of a person they still act accordingly to their morals. It is hard to come across the people who still act like this. However in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird‚ Arthur “Boo” Radley is a man that still fits this script. Arthur

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    Depression and Antisocial Behavior Author’s Note This research is being submitted on ….by…for. Depression and Antisocial Behavior Emotions and genetic features work together to form personal identity and shape one’s actions. A person’s life from conception‚ infancy‚ childhood‚ and adolescence all have an impact on physical and emotional well-being. This paper will look at the diathesis-stress model‚ Dodge’s Social Information Processing and the factors that may affect depression and antisocial

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    Stamford Prison Experiment

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    1. What police procedures are used during arrests‚ and how do these procedures lead people to feel confused‚ fearful‚ and dehumanized? The police used the art of surprise coupled with a lack of information during arrests. The shock of the abruptness of the arrests‚ public embarrassment‚ as well as being arrested at random times (especially in broad daylight) could all be labeled as contributing factors that would lead the people to feel confused‚ fearful and dehumanized. The behavior of the “prison

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