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    hoary corpse‚ followed by Faith‚ an aged woman‚ and children and grand-children‚ a goodly procession‚ besides neighbors‚ not a few‚ they carved no hopeful verse upon his tombstone; for his dying hour was gloom." (par. 72) As stated when he died he was lonely and had some people at his funeral but for the ones that was there carved no hopeful into his tombstone‚ they were not every friendly anymore. As the conflict of good vs evil impacted the characters in many ways‚ it also brought forth the theme of

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    Mansfield wrote about Ms. Brill and her escape from reality every Sunday that she indulged herself in an interesting world that a public garden provided. Ms. Brill was depicted by Mansfield as a lonely‚ old teacher

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    one-day owning their own ranch. They find work in a ranch near Soledad‚ after escaping from Weed because of George’s incident. They are met by different characters on the farm that all have a dream. To be lonely means to lack friends or companionship and to feel isolated. Most of the characters are lonely and the only thing that keeps them alive is their dreams. Some of the loneliest characters they meet are Candy‚ an old man with only one hand‚

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    Lonely In Society Short Stories “Miss Brill” by Katherine Mansfield and “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner are painfully sad. The authors use of alienation in society have both similarities and differences. Miss Brill and Miss Emily experience that being lonely can be destructive to their self-esteem which prevents them from having or maintaining relationships with others. It has become evident that society has driven Miss Brill to isolation and has alienated Emily from love. Miss Brill

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    especially when Margo feels lonely even though she is one of the most popular people at her local high school and Quentin spent a month looking for Margo with his friends. Firstly‚ Margo has stated that she felt lonely‚ this seems odd because it has also been said that Margo is one of the most popular students at her school. A quote that proves this is “Yeah‚ well‚ I was always kind of friends with a lot of people”. Although she has not realized she just admitted she is lonely. The use of the word “kind

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    “A guy goes nuts if he ain’t got nobody. Don’t make no difference who the guy is‚ long’s he’s with you. I tell ya‚” he cried‚ “I tell ya a guy gets too lonely an’ he gets sick” (Steinbeck 80). It doesn’t matter who you have around with you‚ the only thing that matters is that you have a friend and someone to do activities with. Without friendship‚ people become delusional and deranged. Friendships keep

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    Depression. The loneliest person in the person in Of Mice and Men is Candy. Candy would be the loneliest because the only friend that Candy had was his dog. Since Candy had his dog murdered he have anybody that he can turn to anymore which leaves candy lonely with nobody to be at his side. Steinbeck highlights Candy’s love for his dog‚ since he had him since he was a pup and now he had to let him down with knowing that he would no longer be seeing his only friend that he had since he started working on

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    will discuss and compare the theme of loneliness among these characters. In “A Clean Well-Lighted Place” we are introduced to a deaf old man who visits a café frequently in the evenings. It becomes clear rather quickly that this old man is quite lonely. We see this in the fact that he never has any company sitting with him and also in the way the two waiters in the story talk about him. An example of the waiters view is seen in the dialogue between them whereas the younger waiter has no tolerance

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    1. Introduction Background and History 1.1 Introduction This report is based on The British Museum Queen Elizabeth II Great Court‚ which is the largest covered square in Europe and it is part of the Millennium Commission Projects (Millennium Commission‚ n.d.). The paper includes background and history of the museum explaining how it was decided to reconstruct The Great Court‚ what was it aim and who it was designed from. Then‚ will analyse the cost of the project including money invested‚ what

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    Advantages and disadvantages of the multiculturalism in big cities‚ particularly in London Ethnic and racial diversity is not a new phenomenon in the world history: in the Middle East and the Mediterranean World‚ a multiplicity of cultures coexisted in rural areas as well as in cities since Antiquity. Nowadays multiculturalism has become an official policy in several European countries since the 1970s‚ for reasons that varied from country to country‚ including the fact that many of the great cities

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