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    Holden is an interesting character who seems to be holding onto his youth. There are many situations where the actions he takes suggest that he is trying to remain youthful. For example, the way Holden found it acceptable to speak to his deceased brother much like the way many small children talk to an imaginary friend. The manner he requested Stadlater ask Jane if she still keeps her kings in the back row when playing checkers rather than requesting him to ask her a serious of questions related…

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    Meyers, and Mrs. Merrit. Throughout the whole book regret is shown in almost every poem, but the three I listed above are the strongest ones. The first poem I picked was Richard Bone. This poem is about the guy that carves the epitaphs in the headstones. At first he didn't know what to think about his job, it seemed odd to him what some of the people brought him to write. One of the quotes from the poem was, “I chiseled whatever they told me.” This quote shows regret in many ways. The…

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    that he must find a gravestone for his uncle (Tolstoy). Everyone in Sergey’s life sees his procrastination in this case to be wrong. The cook calls it sinful not to buy a headstone, and he threatens Sergey with the cultural supernatural belief by telling Sergey that Fyodor would come back and choke him if he did not find a headstone soon (Tolstoy). It is Sergey’s duty, not only as a loved one, but because he promised Fyodor his word and the only way his uncle’s soul may rest is if he is given a…

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    metal bars made a sound of protest, but grudgingly opened against the weight of the two. It became much warmer once past the opening, the hillside protected the graveyard, keeping it safe from the reach of Autumn’s bite. They walked past several headstones, before finally settling before a rather plain looking stone. For a moment they just stared. Everything seemed to come back to them all at once; the familiar hum of the car beneath them as they rolled along, the windows…

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    Funeral Pre-Arrangements

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    The death of a loved one can bring on more than just sadness to family members. Planning a funeral can be an overwhelming experience, not to mention costly, for those who are left responsible. However, to help eliminate the stress on loved ones after your passing, Holmes-Watkins Funeral Homes in Manchester, CT says to consider funeral pre-arrangements, which will eliminate the guesswork and expensive fees for family members. Top 5 Reasons To Consider Funeral Pre-Arrangements Saves Money…

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    Monticello. The Jefferson Memorial, near the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., was dedicated on April 13, 1943, the 200th anniversary of Jefferson’s birth. When Thomas Jefferson became very ill and knew that he would die soon, he drew the shape of the headstone that he wanted on his tomb and also wrote the words that he wanted to be written on it and said that not a single more word should be added. He wrote, “Here was buried Thomas Jefferson, Author of the Declaration of American…

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    When there was allot of violence going on in Colombia specially medellin. When he was young he would steal headstones from the cemeteries and resell them and even selling protection on cars he stealed and cars he didn't. He would also send other people to kidnap individuals that did not owed him money. Pablo also started by being a member of the medellin cartel…

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    Gilgamesh Symbolism

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    Story for west lit The symbolism of the world the story is told in is vivid and metaphorically viewed. The trials of Gilgamesh was of just that, Nature’s reincarnation and yet Human natures trivial existence. Enkidu being spawned by the Gods of old, just to seek one’s inner self through mirrored downfalls, intimidated desires, and the convincing of death as a mortal was set in place to show Gilgamesh his shortsightedness as a half God among people. He listened to Enkidu, just as Enkidu did to…

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    and what such a plan might cost: The cost of dying is rising and burial costs are increasing year on year, so certain plans might still fail to cover all costs. The typical American funeral is said to cost $7,000, however, factor in the burial, headstone and other…

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    about what is going to be said once we die, and whether or not it’s going to be good or bad things. In Elegy, he talks about what people really search in life, and it kind of turns on him where he thinks about his life and what will be said on his headstone. The three messages from his poem are; death is the great equalizer, virtues, and missed opportunities. Gray is completely right when talking about death. “The paths of glory lead but to the grave.”-Line 36. Even the best must one day lie…

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