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    Two pieces of literature Shooting An Elephant by George Orwell and The Guest by Albert Camus both talks about how people’s values can come into conflict as they are stuck between the choices and how based on the choice that they make at that moment in life it will impact them for the the rest of their lives. There is times when we come across a situation which put us in a difficult position to choose what to do as we are stuck between two values to choose from. To understand better how people’s values

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    Once again Lennie and I were on the run because he touches a girl soft dress and we got run out of the town. We got away and we got work cards to work at the ranch. But on our way we took a bus then the driver put us off at the wrong place so we had to talk walk ten miles .but on our way I decided to stop at the Salinas river and spend the night. we made a fire eat some beans and went to sleep for the night. The next morning we woke up on our way to the ranch Lennie and I had a talk about if he

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    Domenech‚ Benjamin. "The Truth About Mass Shootings And Gun Control." Commentary 135.2 (2013): 25-29. Literary Reference Center. Web. 8 Apr. 2015. The article discusses the relationship between mass shootings and gun control legislation in light of a December 2012 shooting at an Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown‚ Connecticut. The author claims that violent crime has fallen in the U.S. while gun ownership has increased. Media portrayals of mass shootings are addressed in light of criticism from

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    The similarity between both stories of Georges Orwell in shooting an elephant and Langston Hughes in the salvation showed that they both dealt with the issue of ‘’fitting in’’ in a very similar ways. Georges described to us the struggle that he faced when winning the mobs approval and respect when he shot down an innocent animal and sacrifices what he believed to be right while Hughes shows himself as a little boy at a church revival where he showed his owns behavioral tendencies toward obedience

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    Critical Response Essay I class‚ we read a short story by George Orwell called Shooting an Elephant. It was a story about courage‚ judgment‚ and the pressure of peers. I personally did not like this story. I found it boring‚ pointless‚ and just another "hasn’t -this -happened -to -you" story about nothing. However‚ it was very well written‚ and if I had to critically respond to this story‚ I would praise the author on a number of things. The story opens by describing the relationship between

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    “Issue Overview: Guns in America‚” ‚ paragraph 1 lines 1-3 it states “ Every time there is a mass shooting in the United States‚ people start arguing over the right to own guns. Americans own more guns than anybody else on Earth. Firearms are involved in the deaths of more than 30‚000 people in the United States each year.” ‚ It shows that in this part of the passage that there we a lot of mass shootings if everytime they had one the ones that heard are saw it always argued the fact that the president

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    violence. In particular‚ school shootings. There is a curiosity about the students who commit this crime and many speculation as to why they do it. In order to understand why‚ we must first understand exactly what is a school shooting. According to Department of Education‚ “a school shooting is an occurrence in which an individual discharges a gun at an educational institution‚ such as an elementary school‚ secondary school‚ or post-secondary institution. A school shooting involves an individual discharging

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    The question of the century‚ are video games truly to blame for violence? School shootings‚ psychological harm leading to violence and everything in between; were these reinforced by virtual reality? There are endless points of view on this topic‚ whether it’s something in the brain that triggers the youth or just plain out based on their upbringing. When it comes down to the facts‚ video games are potentially the reasons for young adults bloodlust in fantasy to transfer over to reality without even

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    Sissi Lu Dr. Rhone WRIT 101 April 12‚ 2015 The Effect on Decision-making Eric Arthur Blair‚ who used the pen name George Orwell‚ was a British writer whose literature is marked by criticism of social injustice. The essay “Shooting an Elephant” is one of George Orwell’s most well-known works. The essay was wrote in 1936‚ it describes a story what happened in 1926‚ while Orwell was working as a British police officer in Burma‚ where in order to build the role of an assertive police officer and a

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    Critical Analysis of "Shooting an Elephant" In George Orwell’s essay "Shooting an Elephant‚" the author’s character develops from the pressure to make a decision and the horrifying results which follow. A potential existed for Orwell to display confidence and high morals‚ but this potential was destroyed when he pulled the trigger. The death of the elephant signifies the weakness of Orwell’s character. Orwell is ashamed to had submitted to the pressure of the Burmans‚ but he does so at his own

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