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    Patch-Withers‚ wearing the school tie as a belt. You see how Chet Douglas affects Gene’s studying habits when Gene finds the need to try and beat Chet in school marks. And you also get a deep understanding of Gene’s emotional side when he runs away from Leper and his flashbacks of being at the military. In the beginning of A Separate Peace‚ in the summer session at Devon School‚ there was the substitute dean‚ Mr. Prud’homme‚ who checked up on Gene and Finny at their dormitory to find out why they missed

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    because of their communist beliefs. * uevara sees both physically and metaphorically the division of society - the staff live on the north side of a river‚ separated from the lepers living on the south. Guevara also refuses to wear rubber gloves during his visit choosing instead to shake bare hands with startled leper

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    portrays his character as very naïve. For example‚ Phineas seems to be blindsided by the friendship he and Gene share‚ and believes that Gene truly was at the bottom of the tree‚ and also that he just simply lost his balance. Further into the trial‚ Leper Lepellier is called into the Assembly Room and clarifies what really happened the day at the tree. The truth was‚ Gene was standing on the limb right next to Finny and jounced the limb‚ causing the fall. Hearing this news‚ Finny is completely dumbfounded

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    profound impact on the young men. During the travel they came across human poverty and suffering. They met a couple who had had their land taken away from them by the landowners and volunteered for three weeks at the San Pablo leper colony in the north of Peru. As they arrive at a leper colony deep in the Amazon‚

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    A Separate Peace- Study guide Chapter 1: What two locations- which he describes as “fearful’- does the narrator visit? How does he describe each? The narrator describes the marble staircase and the tree as “fearful” sites‚ he describes the marble staircase as being “unusually hard” and “not very deep” (3)‚ and the tree as having “certain small scars rising along its trunk’ and as the tree being “the giants of your childhood” (6). What is suggested by the tone of the opening section of the novel

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    about the mountain division‚ Leper decides that he wants to enlist and‚ in turn‚ heads off to war. During his time serving‚ he starts having hallucinations and‚ as a consequence‚ is going to be discharged. However‚ before Leper was released from the armed forces‚ he runs away and immediately contacts Gene to come to the “Christmas location” (Knowles 137). Knowing that this is Leper’s house‚ Gene travels to Vermont and the two friends talk for awhile. After some time‚ Leper becomes hysterical and due

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    The war has affected many people in the book‚ one being Leper‚ a student and friend of Genes at Devon. The war causes Leper to come home traumatized‚ causing everyone to believe he has gone crazy. An example of this is shown on page 172 when Gene says‚ "I kept quiet. To myself‚ however‚ I made a number of swift‚ automatic calculations: that Leper was no threat‚ no one would ever believe Leper; Leper was deranged‚ he was not of sound mind and if people couldn’t make out their

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    the happiest ending possible for Gene‚ Finny‚ and Leper. Gene‚ Finny‚ and Leper got their happiest ending possible because of the war‚ past‚ and future.Gene got his happiest ending because of war because even though his friend died he still ended his war‚ and became the person he wanted to be from it.Finny got his happiest ending because of war when he died because even though he did die he found out the truth and got closure on his accident. Leper got his happy ending in war besides going crazy because

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    Table of Contents Introduction………………………………………………………………… Miracles of Jesus Christ 1. Cures a. The Miracle of the Centurion’s Servant Healed………………. b. Jesus Cleanses a Leper…………………………………………... c. The Healing of Ten Lepers………………………………………. d. Healing a man with dropsy………………………………………. e. Healing a woman With Internal Bleeding……………………….. f. Healing two Blind Men……………………………………………. g. Blind bartmaeus Receives his sight………………………………

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    permitted for use in the website Biteable‚ blue and white were chosen. Referring back to the Seven Deadly Sins‚ blue is sloth; white is envy. Sloth‚ meaning‚ becoming a burden to others relates to Finny and Leper in the way that after breaking his leg‚ Finny becomes codependent to Gene‚ and how Leper becomes a burden to society due to his mental illness. Also‚ white‚ representing envy‚ relates to Gene and how he lost his self character as he was terribly jealous of Finny. Generally‚ the goal for the

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