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    Mache Rhetorical Analysis

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    weeks or even months after she had passed away. Mache uses this story to try and convey a sense of sentiment to his readers but also uses it to strengthen his core by attaching real life horror stories to the continuing theme of Facebook making us lonely. Mache goes on to state “… now she was an icon of a new and different kind of horror: our growing fear of loneliness.” (Mache 601) And “Certainly she received much more attention in death than she did in her final years of her life.” (Mache 601).

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    Social Media Changing Community The growing evolution of social media and technology has not only connected us in a more convenient and effortless way but has also been a void to fill lonely human beings‚ as social media sites or increasing internet usage doesn’t cause loneliness but it is a result of loneliness. In this day and age of rise in social media‚ it has been found that more and more people suffer from alienation and loneliness. People are so immersed in what is going on within the cyber

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    Scared & Lonely in Catcher In The Rye “Don’t ever tell anybody anything. If you do‚ you start missing everybody”. (pg.126) The Catcher In The Rye by J.D. Salinger is about a boy named Holden Caulfield and his teenage struggles. This novel shows Holden’s life as he transfers from school to school and the difficulties in between them. Throughout the novel‚ it is easy to see that Holden has a hard time communicating with others. He struggles to say what he wants to say when he speaks to adults

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    Mabel Rhetorical Analysis

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    shy. Mabel was compared to geranium flowers thirsting for water and now that a geranium flower was plated over her‚ she feels as if she will be forgotten and lonely forever. Position in society: Mabel’s place in society was a lonely lady. Textual evidence: “And I‚ who had happiness to share And longed to share your happiness”9-10 Tone: lonely Figurative language: Simile- “You knew and saw me perish before you‚ like this geranium which someone planted over me‚ and left to die”16-18- The purpose of

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    ranch and she is often seen in the book wondering around the ranch mischievously looking for the men seeking their attention‚ from this we can infer that in the 1930’s women were still being treated as possessions and that women would have been very lonely at the time. another thing that indicates to us that women weren’t treated as equal to men at the time is that Curleys wife is simply referred to Curleys wife. Because of the fact that Curley’s wife is the only woman on the ranch it causes her to

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    replace or even come close. The effect of friendship and relationships in Of Mice an Men affect the characters in their actions and emotions. George and Lennie depend on each other for their survival and sanity. Crooks is lonely because of his skin color and disability. Candy is lonely because of the recent loss of his dog who was his long time companion. Friendships are important so make the most of them and enjoy them while they

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    Tony Takitani Analysis

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    differently. Lack of companionship doesn’t bother Tony Takitani for most of his life‚ until he meets Konuma Eiko and falls in love with her. After the two are married Tony is no longer lonely‚ but is overcome by the fear of becoming lonely again. This fear eventually subsides‚ and he learns that Eiko has a lonely side as well. Eiko has an empty space that she fills with designer clothing. The addiction to buying new clothes becomes worse‚ and she dies because of it. After her death‚ Tony’s loneliness

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    around him explained how he felt if you look deeper into what he was saying. His feelings showed through the plants flowers and fruit all around him. He explained that happiness and the joy that everything around him gave him. In the poem "I wandered lonely as a cloud" written by William Wordsworth he explained

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    and Men Loneliness is an experience that many people experience in their lives. In Of Mice and Men‚ Loneliness is a key factor in why many of the characters are characterized the way that they are. John Steinbeck makes most of the characters seem lonely. Most of the ranch hands travel alone except for of course George and Lennie. Crooks‚ the only African American on the ranch‚ is always in the barn away from the others‚ and is not allowed in the bunkhouse because the color of his skin. Old Candy

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    human again is by finding true love‚ but he believes this will never happen so he becomes a real monster‚ inside. He is lonely and angered‚ so when Belle’s dad stops by asking for shelter the Beast takes him as a prisoner wanting him to suffer‚ just as he is. “For who could ever learn to love a beast”. The beast was so very rich in life that when he lost his beauty‚ he became lonely and it tore him apart. He became so mad at life and so sure in the knowledge of him never finding true

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