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Read MoreIn “Araby,” a story written by James Joyce, the narrator, a young boy, reflects on his experiences and the changes he goes through from the start to the end. With a newfound hope and romantic interest in Mangan, the...
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Read MoreOften in novels, characters are what drive the plot forward, allowing readers to immerse themselves into the story, both from how the characters see the world and how they interact with it. After reading the first chapter of Jane...
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Josie,
your post about social media and its effects, specifically in regards to the recent isolation and quarantine, was very captivating and interesting to read about! I thought your argument was very convincing and relatable. Social media can be very addictive and even harming if you let it, though I also liked how you mentioned how social…Read More -
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Read MoreToday’s students are mentally exhausted, and one major reason for this is the education system, specifically the weight of grades and consequently the expectations placed on students to excel. It is no secret that grades are the forefront of...
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In the poem, “To His Coy Mistress,” Marvell leaves the characters rather ambiguous with vague descriptions and moldeable personal details, successfully making the characters fairly unreliable, which adds a sense of unease and uncertainty in regards to the situation between the speaker and his lover.
I used this GIF to demonstrate the obs…Read More
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