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    Desperation drives Marcus to sign or do anything to escape the prison “I begged to be allowed to sign the papers” (Doctorow 23). Marcus would sign anything to gain his freedom‚ Marcus broke from the psychological torture and did something that went against his character. Marcus and the torture he endured at the so called prison can be compared to torture used in modern times “ I was afraid of my future

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    authors uses of characterization."Marcus knew he was weird‚ and he knew that part of the reason he was weird was because his mum was weird" the author’s choice to include that tells me as a reader that Marcus has no other influence than his suicidal mother to show him how to interact with the world outside his house. As a single parent Fiona is so wrapped up in her own problems that she fails to see what is happening in Marcus’s life and because of that Marcus is forced to be molded in Fiona’s characteristics

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    because of it. Marcus‚ Goneril‚ Regan‚ Cornwall‚ and Edmund all seek positions where they have more power‚ and come very close‚ but in the end die. Throughout both stories‚ there is a stark difference between men’s and women’s power. In King Lear‚ Goneril feminizes Albany when he refuses to help her in her attempt to rule the kingdom. In addition‚ Jim’s neutrality as a character in Of Love and Dust makes him a stronger narrator. As contrast to Jim’s neutrality‚ Cordelia‚ Edmund‚ and Marcus go against

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    Critical Social Justice Analysis In the documentary “Drop Out Nation” produced by Frank Koughan a student named Marcus attending Sharps town High School has fallen into cycle of oppression and other types of societal identities. He has not been successful in school because of his problems at home. Marcus’s father is always drunk and is unemployed and his mom likes to drink daily. Marcus did not choose to live that life but it is difficult for him to succeed living in the predicament he is in. His

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    Childhood Obesity

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    by eating healthier (Marcus and Baron‚n.d.). Encourage children to became active by being active with the (Marcus and Baron.d.). Aparent can also encourage healthier eating habits by buying more fruits and vegetables‚ cut out fatty foods‚ foods with sugar‚ and do not allow sugary drinks (Marcus and Baron‚ n.d.). Childhood obesity is on the rising in the United States. Overweight children need support‚ acceptance‚ and encouragement from their parents and others (Marcus and Baron‚ n.d.).Be a

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    give-up and when thinks look bad work harder. The theme of this conflict is to keep calm and handle the situation in a thoughtful manor. The popups of this society vs society conflict is to help show the reader how put together Marcus is and how he handles situations. Marcus and his friends where trying to escape the cramped and hectic conditions of the subway after the bomb went off‚ on there way out Darl one of his friends where stabbed. They where trying to get someone to stop and help‚ the first

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    identities. Will‚ is a 36 year old man who is unwilling to settle down in life‚ while Marcus is a 12 year old boy who spends the day stressing about his suicidal and depressed mother. Will‚ being cool and trendy‚ is contrasted with Marcus‚ who is old fashioned and traditional. Already‚ we can see a mix up of identities. Through their conflicting personalities‚ Marcus helps Will grow up‚ while Will helps Marcus become a kid. Hornby intended this to reveal to the readers the concept of social or personal

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    In Julius Caesar the rulers break and bend the rules one after another. I don’t think the rulers should be able to break there rules and then tell us not to even if it was for the good of the country. “As a rule‚ men worry more about what they can’t see than about what they can” (Caesar). This quote really gets to the reader because all of the other rulers assumed that Julius Caesar was going to change their country into something that wasn’t good for the people. They were so worries about how they

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    Caesar eventually sought a second matrimonial alliance with Pompey‚ offering his grandniece Octavia. Pompey refused Caesars offer. In 52 BC‚ he married Cornelia Metella‚ the very young widow of Crassus’ son Publius‚ and the daughter of Caecilius Metellus Scipio‚ one of Caesar’s greatest enemies. Caesar would probably never really forgive Pompey for refusing his marriage offer‚ especially for then marrying the daughter of his enemy. These events

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    such God was the cause of everything that occurred‚ and that philosophy was a way of approaching God. These Stoic beliefs would ease the spread of Christianity throughout the empire due to their many similarities. In his book To Himself‚ the Stoic Marcus Aurelius mentions several times that men have an eternal soul. It seems to be a main idea in his work‚ since it appears in many of his points. His emphasis could be easily compared to that of many contemporary Christians‚

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