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    In The Falling Leaves and Poppies‚ compare the effects conflict has on those not fighting. In Poppies by Jane Weir and The Falling Leaves by Margaret Postgate Cole both poets use a variety of methods to show effects conflict has on those not fighting. Use of structure and language is important in presenting these effects. This essay will explore both poems to analyse the effects of different methods as implemented by the poets. The structure used in the poems along with similes and metaphors

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    King Bantam King Bantam is T.A.G Hungerford’s autobiography‚ which was published in 1983. This autobiography is written as a short story and it is about his childhood and the mischievous innocence that it contains. The text conveys the idea that children don’t purposefully do bad things because they are too innocent to know what’s right and wrong. Another idea presented is that motherly love usually foreshadows the mistakes of their children. Hungerford presents these ideas through the use of

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    Teeth”. And in particular‚ one ‘Bryan Adams’ showed all three of his faces or masks’ to Hogan‚ the salesman‚ and each one of them was just a progression to an even worse persona. The first face Bryan Adams presented to Hogan‚ was his ‘look of innocence’‚ when Hogan wanted to address certain rules about him picking up hitchhikers. Despite Bryan’s ‘wide-eyes innocent look’‚ Hogan was still very skeptical of the new passenger since it was that same look that almost got him killed the last time. He

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    taken for granted and abused. Innocence is not ignorance; however it lacks knowledge in the same manner. We are ignorant of our innocence until we realize that it has left us. It is based more on naivety or rather‚ the lack of experience we have. In John Updike’s "A&P" the innocent of a young man’s breakthrough in a local grocery store from his blindness of daily routines in order to shed some light onto part of reality that he has been missing. This loss of innocence‚ and being a part time hero

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    have to have on a team. The innocent climb is the surge that occurs within a team as they are accomplishing more because of the synergy that occurs within a team. Innocence means understanding that the team comes first and being carried along by that. Teamwork and all of its benefits happen when everyone puts the team first. Innocence comes when the leader believes in something and puts him or herself out to accomplish that. A team in an Innocent Climb can feel the power surging‚ so internal rivalries

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    his brother Allie‚ who died at a young age. Therefore‚ Allie never grew up to become phony. On the other hand‚ his older brother in Holden’s eyes is “a sell-out” and the ultimate definition of phony. Holden does not want the children to lose that innocence‚ because that would mean that they would become phony as well. Entering the adult world‚ and facing the challenges of growing up becomes Holden’s main conflict throughout the novel as he tries to preserve innocent. Even though‚ Holden despises the

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    Jane Eyre’s most memorable moments lie in Bronte’s description of childhood. Explore methods which writers use to present the experience of childhood. ‘Jane Eyre’ is a Bildungsroman – a novel of a journey or coming of age – and thus focuses on the growth of the protagonist from youth to adulthood. Therefore‚ childhood and how it is presented plays an important role in the book. Bronte uses a variety of methods to illustrate childhood; through use of language‚ descriptions‚ presentations of relationships

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    sexual feelings and struggles in regards to her affair. The ongoing mention of the color white symbolizes Calixta’s internal struggle with her affair with Alcee. The white bed‚ couch‚ blouse‚ and skin and breasts of Calixta all have this seeming innocence about them; but then her passion is described as a white flame‚ which contradicts the previously established notion that white is pure. Her passion is clearly not innocent‚ therefore taking the color white and mixing it with the opposing image of

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    Also‚ though the son seems to be very young‚ he is wise enough to know that his father is sacrificing little things in order to protect him‚ such as giving the boy all of the hot cocoa. This philosophy the father lives by to protect his son’s innocence and goodness is considerable and proves his unconditional love for his child. If I were placed in such an extreme circumstance I am not sure if there is anything I would have done differently. The father conjures up visions of limitless support‚

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    it is valuable for us to take this Tourism Management subject. It does not only add up our knowledge about the world of tourism industry but also gives us a wider selection of courses of jobs to choose from. Tourism Management also removed our innocence from the things that we should be well-educated from like traveling guidelines. 3. I think the prospects for the Philippine tourism industry would be that it would be much better than before because of the different proposals and plans of the government

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