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…; at this point Karintha loses her innocence. In “Becky”, when we read about the pines it makes us think back to Karintha and her giving birth to a baby on a bed of pines. Another idea that Toomer repeats is the smoke. In “Karintha” Toomer writes, “Meanwhile…

…he had played them. Jimmy won the game. As the guys were leaving one of them threw him a small homemade cigarette. The said it was for winning so Jimmy took it politely. Jimmy had smoked before but nothing had ever been as good as what he was smoking now…

…family-is assumed to be unacceptable. Appeal to Fear “Dennie, if you don't stop smoking, you are going to die!” -Dorothy Bradbury, after a close friend passes from lung cancer on 2/05/01. Let's begin with the bad news for me: even if I do stop smoking…

…that we have in our city, because we have gangs in our city and there are bound to be against each other. There are teens who smoke and have the tough guy attitude like some in our city. The gangs are the rich Socs verse the poor Greasers, they are always…

…to gather all the other survivors. He is assisted by a boy named Piggy. The plan is to have rules and to make a fire so that they can make smoke and all be rescued. Most of the boys seem willing to work together. The first days were happy and care free…

…to relax with the blind man, though he still challenges him in all sorts of ways, such as drinking, smoking cigarettes and dope, and turning on the TV (which, of course, the blind man cannot see). A documentary about cathedrals is showing. The narrator tries…

…by temptation. Are things such as alcohol and smoking of no coincidence? Well, there just so happens to be a relation here. Many of us are tempted everyday by something, however, this little circle of lure gets smaller, causing you to submit your will into things…

…’s imagination, but is indeed fact. Furthermore facts that appear on the screen such as “100 million tons of smoke and 500 million tons of dust have been lifted into the atmosphere by the nuclear exchange” and “deaths now between 17 and 38 million” make…

…is not a communicable disease. It is caused by bacteria, various viruses of the common cold, and smoking. Symptoms if it are a persistent cough, wheezing, respiration, and “heaviness” in the chest. Treatments for it are trying to reduce the cough which means taking…

…kisses a young collector in the fifth scene, which is not at all virginal. In the third scene, while Mitch and Blanche smoke together on the steps, he shows her a silver case. It was given by a girl who knew she was going to die. The silver case is later…