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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #3

In the last third of the book there was a football game between the 4077th and general Hammonds men in Seoul. As the book comes to an end, Duke and Ha...

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RE: The Things They Carried

“The Man I Killed” By Tim O’Brien “He was not a Communist. He was a citizen and a soldier.” (O’Brien 125) Character. This quote is an example of cha...

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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #2

In the second third of the Mash the doctors continue to work hard to take care of all of the patients. But then the heat became too much for them and ...

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RE: Fire and Forget Reponse

Tips for a Smooth Transition plot and character. These two literary terms stood out to me the most because there were a lot of examples of each of the...

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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #1

In the first third of the novel Mash, 3 doctors get assigned to the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital to care for the injured during the Korean war...

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RE: War Poetry Response

In the poem Redeployment by Harold Nemerov, the two most significant literary terms I found were imagery and hyperbole. “But water still Comes blood...

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RE: Discrimination Research

Article: This article is about a female surgeon who was discriminated while working. This can relate to the books To Kill a Mockingbird and A Raisi...

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RE: Discrimination Historical Progression

I think discrimination slightly changed in A Raisin in the Sun. In To Kill a Mockingbird the amount of discrimination towards black people was very he...

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RE: Discrimination A Raisin in the Sun Prep

I think A Raisin in the Sun shows mostly cultural discrimination. "It is a matter of the people of Clybourne Park believing, rightly or wrongly, as I ...

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RE: Reading Response #5

There's a lot of things that Scout doesn't know yet but that's a good thing. The more things she continues to learn, the more the readers can learn wi...

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RE: Reading Response #1

This quote can hint at future conflicts like discrimination. From this quote I can already tell that Scout isn't going to get along with the Cunningha...

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RE: Reading Response #8

I was surprised to see Boo Radley because he basically disappeared after we saw him at the beginning of the book. My reaction is similar to Scout's be...

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RE: Reading Response #7

"Atticus was leaving the post office when Mr. Ewell approached him, cursed him, spat on him, and threatened to kill him." (Lee 248) This is an example...

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RE: Reading Response #6

"I had a feeling that I shouldn't be here listening to this sinful man who had mixed children and didn't care who knew it, but he was fascinating." (L...

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RE: Reading Response #5

"Son, I said go home." Jem shook his head." (Lee 173) This quote shows Jems braveness because he didn't want to leave that area. Whereas Scout might b...

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