rather portentous man in his middle fifties”. He has “fairly easy manners” but is “rather provincial in his speech”‚ suggesting that he was not born into wealth and that he had to work very hard to earn money and his social status‚ which is why he has an accent. He is quite naïve about how to conduct himself and talk in a respectable way that is humble but still shows he is high-class. He goes too far trying to impress Gerald‚ and is a little tacky. He refers to the port they are drinking and points
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could.”’ She is uncomfortable because nothing with the Socs group seems real they never seem real with each other. They seem to have no feeling with each other. b) What might Pony say he dislikes about being a greaser? How he has to travel places with someone or else he is at a risk of getting jumped. Also how he when lying to a friend in his gang/group it is like
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through the eras he witnessed” “Filmmaking is a part of me. It is a driving force like hunger and thirst. Some people express themselves by writing books‚ painting pictures‚ climbing mountains‚ beating their children‚ or dancing the samba. I express myself by making film.” Ingmar Bergman was a Swedish director and screenwriter whose unique cinematographic style made him one of the most notable directors of the twentieth century. Bergman is undeniably one of the great directors‚ but he has always
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‘Despite’ Christopher aversion to being touched‚ he is dependent on other people’. Do you agree? In Mark Haddon’s novel‚ “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time”‚ the protagonist and narrator‚ Christopher John Francis Boone‚ faces challenges in which he is dependent on other people to help him. Throughout the novel Haddon shows us he is mainly depended on his close ‘support network’ of family and friends who guide him on how to behave and interact with others. Christopher is also reliant
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Romeo’s mood changes when he realizes that Mercutio is dying as he suddenly becomes regretful ‘that an hour hath (Tybalt) been my kinsman’ and decides that ‘others must end’ over ‘this black day’s fate’‚ whereas at the beginning of the scene he is very calm and peaceful and tells Tybalt ‘I love thee’ and that the reason he does excuses the need to react aggressively toward the ‘greeting’ Tybalt gives him calling him ‘villain’ as his hate can have ‘no better term’. Romeo is made ‘effeminate’ by Juliet’s
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reader) feel for Chris when he is talking about his mum’s death? On chapter fifty-three Chris explains what he was thinking straight after his mum died. Chris gives off an abnormal behaviour when his mother passes‚ straight after Chris learning that his mother is no longer alive‚ he doesn’t cry or mourn‚ instead Chris asks what type of heart attack his mum died from. Chris probably asks this because he can’t read or tell emotions very well because of his autism‚ so he doesn’t know if this is a
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The pros and cons of Anglo American PLC ’s adoption of aggressive strategy in combating HIV/AIDS among its South African workforce : Anglo American ’s policy towards migrant workers: Case Study- Anglo American PLC Various stakeholders that Anglo American PLC needs to consider as it adopts effective HIV/AIDS strategy: Introduction: • Anglo American employees and their families • Government bodies • Non- Profit organizations (NGOs)/ World Health Organization (WHO) • Competitors/ Other
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The negative influence factor which radiates from father‚ Don‚ in Lenore Keeshig-Tobias ’ essay‚ "He Was a Boxer When I Was Small‚" is a great example of how a parent ’s actions can brainwash and alter their children ’s future decisions in life. Author Keeshig-Tobias grew up in a miserable household raised by her feared‚ alcoholic father‚ who held frequent temper tantrums in order to establish his parental authority. Don has many flaws that make him a bad father‚ including his temper‚ ignorance‚
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paragraph 5‚ describe what the men and women did in Hackney’s Pembury Estate and why? 4. In paragraph 8 what were the police having a problem with? 5. What did Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stephen Kavanagh vow to do and what action did he condemn? 6. Name the three key stores in Brixton that were looted‚ explain what was stolen? And define the following term “to go on the rob." 7. In the last paragraph what did Rachel Cerfontyne say the dead man’s family’s main concern was
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John Smith was a master at utilizing logical‚ emotional‚ and ethical appeals to convince his audience to come to America. He was able to do this by asking rhetorical questions that emphasized what his audience wanted. Smith’s audience was mainly the poor people of England but also included craftsmen like "Carpenters‚ Masons‚ and Fishers" and their apprentices. His logical appeals all lead the audience step by step to the conclusion that only hard work is needed to secure land and food in America
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