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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #3

In the last third of my novel, Sara traveled to the hospital to see Jason. On the way she talks with the godfather and finds out that David is alive. ...

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RE: Fire and Forget Reponse

“Oh-dark-thirty. Oh-dark-hell. Bringer of the wave that takes them under” (Turner 56) “He speaks the grammar of sand now, Henderson thinks, and the ...

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RE: The Things They Carried

“I had already thrown the grenade before telling myself to throw it” (O’Brien 133). “It was automatic. I did not hate the young man; I did not see...

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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #2

In the second third of my novel, it talks about Jason. The second third is mostly flashbacks of when Jason was younger and his time in the military. I...

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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 juxtaposition and understatement. “In Vietname...

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RE: Visions of War Reading Response #1

In the first part of my novel, we learn that Sara’s son Jason, is missing in war. As she fears the worst, she reflects on her and Jason’s life. She oc...

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RE: Reading Response #4

"why do you talk nigger-talk to the - to your folks when you know it's not right?" (Lee 143). This impacts Scout's thinking because she starts to real...

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RE: Discrimination Research

This article is an example of institutional discrimination happening in 2021. If you are 12 years old or older and do not have 2 doses of the covid va...

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RE: Discrimination Historical Progression

The discrimination in To Kill a Mockingbird and A Raisin in the Sun are the same. Both are dealing with cultural discrimination along with a little bi...

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RE: Reading Response #8

It does not surprise me that Boo saved Scout because of the relationship they have. Scout seemed to be confused about the situation but it does not su...

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RE: Reading Response #7

"They've done it before and they did it tonight and they'll do it again" (Lee 243). This is an example of cultural discrimination. The town is targett...

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RE: Reading Response #6

-Find a quote, and cite it that you think best shows what Dill and Scout better understand in talking to Mr. Raymond. "'Some folks don't - like the wa...

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RE: Reading Response #5

At the very begining of chapter 16, Scout realizes what could have happened at the jail. She has a hard time with this and begins to cry. Jem tries to...

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RE: Discrimination A Raisin in the Sun Prep

I believe that we are seeing cultural discrimination. In the play, Mr. Lindner says "And at the moment the overwhelming majority of our people out the...

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RE: Reading Response #3

In chapter 9, Atticus asks Scout to not get into any fights. When one of the schoolboys decides to give Scout a hard time about her father, she gets r...

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