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I believe it is a mixture of both because Individualism is a good thing to have and learn but at times it can also make us feel like we have to be self-reliant on ourselves every day of our lives and it can get us really confused on the question of: Am I old enough to handle this? or If I don't learn how to be independent now will this affect me throughout my entire life? It can make us wonder if we are physically ready for life outside "The Home" & may make us think that we only need to be dependent on ourselves, that can also close a lot of trust in people who want to help but we think to ourselves "will this outcome be in vain?" But it also shows us, good things like how we can become our own person apart from our friends and loved ones, this may also make you have more gratitude in yourself for achieving something on your own! To sum it all up: Indvisualisim is a way for us to grow but it is also a thing that makes be more vulnerable to ourselves!
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The Argus is a local newspaper based in Brighton and Hove in East Sussex, with editions serving the city of Brighton and Hove and the other parts of both East and West Sussex.
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Vivid imagery
The answer choices about facts and statistics and quotations should immediately be eliminated. There are no statistics or quotations anywhere in the excerpt. The speaker does not use neutral language when he says words like quaint, incendiary, and uninflected. All of these carry an opinion. Vivid imagery is correct because of the way he talks about the different groups and their locations.
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Jimmy learned to listen better and not be arrogant about others. He was rude and could care less about the old woman's dying wish. This in return made him lose a great sum of money. Jimmy also learned that good thing's come to those who listen or care. The theme of the story is the importance of family. Jimmy was only interested in profiting off the old woman's death and didn't care to listen to her and that resulted in some dramatic irony. He sold many things from the house to make money when he could've looked in the mattress and found all the money needed. That's the dramatic irony and it"s portrayed in paragraph/stanza 9 where it states "Meanwhile the neighborhood children began using the old mattress as a trampoline. Right around the time of Jimmy's arrest, some of the kids were jumping on it when it burst open. A cloud of green bills exploded upward.". So while Jimmy could've had this money he decided to throw it away because it was "in terrible condition, lumpy and worn.". This also proved the old saying that you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover.
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