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…friends, and everyday sometimes they can get on my nerves, but I am still thankful for my friends. My community has always been there for people in need. The community has always had activities for people of all ages to participate in. One of my favorite…

…. As the plot unfolds, the reader learns that Hester’s sin makes her a stronger woman. The consequence of Hester’s sin is that she has to wear a scarlet “A” upon her breast to let the community know of her wrongdoing. Hester “will be living sermon against sin…

…Some people dream about having an ability to communicate through mental telepathy. Some even claimed to have this ability but it played an important role in the novel The Chrysalids. The author created an interesting environment…

…traditional narrative movies because it involves taking an idea and recombining broken fragments in an incongruent way to produce new ideas, and occasional shocks. As a result, montage reflects more on community because it requires a wider range of images and ideas…

…to the ill, aged and helpless within the household and surrounding community. Its hallmark was caring more than curing. Nursing skills now take on greater responsibility, including counseling skills, caring skills, and comforting skills. A counselor is one…

…agree more. Oldenburg’s effective use of communication, his witty comments, and the examples that he uses apply to us today as much as they did in the past. Oldenburg claims that American’s lives are fragmented due to the lack of an informal social life…

…document had just been written, which tripled the defense budget to help finance the war against communism. It was mainly a response to the Soviet and China’s building of atomic bombs. Many believe that the US sort of pushed for the war because it was a way…

…The Rapture of Canaan is a story about a little girl. Ninah is a 14 year old girl who lives in a small community in the south. This community is more like a cult. The church of fire and Brimstone. Nina has to chose between what she is taught at church…

…The Lottery” Although the writer gives ample clues throughout the story, the reader finds itself so shocked at the end of “The Lottery”. The reader feels the evil of this tradition held in their community. The Lottery is a yearly drawing…

…, and praying to the gods. In the story “Rabbit Boy” told by Jenny Leading Cloud in 1967 they personify the rabbits and make them able to speak English and communicate with people. If the rabbits were not able to communicate it would make the story a lot harder…