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Category Archives: Humanities
Growth Through Slaughter, Growth Through Fear!
The rich land of Panem lies above the pain of its citizens living across the 12 districts. Each year 1 boy and 1 girl would be elected to participate in a glorious event called The Hunger Games. There is only … Continue reading
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Tagged Characterisation, Humanities, Hunger Games, May Blogs, Suzanne Collins, Written post
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To My Sister
In the book Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, the protagonist Katniss mentioned her sister frequently. I believe that her sister gave her the motivation to fight. This story is not only a story about fighting and strategies. It emphasizes the … Continue reading
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Tagged Characterisation, conflict, Hunger Games, Katniss to Prim, May Blogs, Multimedia Blog, Suzanne Collins
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Ping Yao, The City of Peace, Love, and Prosperity
Three things I’ve learned on the train I learned about Centauri’s hobby of watching anime (One Punch Man). I learned about Elgin’s diet. He eats western. I learned about Erick Chen’s ability to do pull-ups. I could do 30 … Continue reading
Fear, the Terrible Manipulator
The historical fiction “The Bad Queen” written by Carolyn Meyer talked about the last queen of France, Marie Antoinette in another perspective. It allowed viewing all of the characters during the French Revolution clearly and dramatically changed how I viewed … Continue reading
A Step to Prosperity
France, Kingdom of Romance, along with its rich history, crumbled into pieces when its people chose to rebel. At the end of the revolution, France ended up being controlled by the committee of public safety. However, the Committee of … Continue reading
The Bank of Vocabulary
Verbal advantage by Charles Harrington Elster is not a dictionary. According to the author, this book is NOT a dictionary. The word dictionary in the dictionary merely gives the meaning of a word. In the book verbal advantage, the Author wants … Continue reading
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Tagged Harrington Elster, Jan Blogs, Non-fiction, Theme, Verbal advantage
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What Changed and Remained?
What had changed in Russia from 1905-1939? Russia changed dramatically from 1905-1939. Another form of government took over Russia during this time. Tsar Nicholas the second brought the land starvation and warfare. Russia experienced world war one, which had a … Continue reading
Carli’s Team History
This is a brief description of the theme. The Theme of this book is about the transition of teams where Carli’s position and importance vary drastically every time. Therefore, her position in the team affects her attitude towards … Continue reading
The Soccer Goddess
Carli Lloyd, representation of American soccer and own the golden boots. Nevertheless, Carli suffered lots from critics and teammates, such prodigy once got kicked from the U 21 team. Her career made her a person of control, courage, and perspiration. … Continue reading