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RE: The Things They Carried

Ambush “The grenade was to make him go away--just evaporate--” (O’Brian 133) - Understatement- This is an understatement because nobody just evapora...

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RE: Fire and Forget Reponse

The Wave That Takes Them Under “The sand buries the moonlight.” (Turner 57) - Imagery - This shows how the environment during war can be just as dea...

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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #3

Billy and the Bravos perform at halftime and get into a fight with some “roadies” after. They try to work out a deal with Norm for a movie about the B...

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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #2

Billy meets a cheerleader named Faison and they instantly have a connection with each other. Billy then informs her that he is going back to Iraq Satu...

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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #1

Starting off in the book we realize that Billy is immature and got himself into deep trouble that he could only get out of by joining the army. This l...

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RE: War Poetry Response

In the poem Beautiful Wreckage by W.D. EHRHART, the two most significant literary terms I found were Imagery and Repetition. “What if I didn’t shoot...

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RE: Reading Response #2

In my first prediction I said that scout would learn more about how the community in Maycomb is and she is learning more about it in this instance. Sh...

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RE: Reading Response #1

Scout is going to learn that Atticus receives payment in different forms, not just cash. So this might lead Atticus doing this again in the future and...

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RE: Reading Response #5

Because it shows character development. She goes from not understanding the severity of the situation to then realizing why the mob was there. Jem alr...

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RE: Discrimination A Raisin in the Sun Prep

I think cultural discrimination was the most prevalent throughout A Raisin in the Sun. “You wear it well… very well… mutilated hair and all.” (Hansber...

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RE: Discrimination Historical Progression

In both stories, To Kill a Mockingbird and A Raisin in the Sun, nothing progressed towards the removal of discrimination throughout either of them. In...

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RE: Discrimination Research

In Auburn, Maine, a man decided he would roll a pigs head into a local storefront that was also used as a mosque. He claimed that he didn’t know the p...

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RE: Discrimination To Kill a Mockingbird Prep

After reading, I think that Cultural Discrimination is the most common throughout the book. An example of this is the language they use when talking a...

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RE: Reading Response #8

My reaction to Boo Radley was not the same as Scout’s, I figured they were going to have to bring him back at some point because the first half of the...

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