Write about each topic one at a time. Be sure to not intermix two separate ideas in order to maintain clarity throughout. Do your best to stay on task and not get distracted or go off on unneeded tangents. I would also suggest to separate each topic/idea into its own paragraph indenting each time. That's my advice on keeping your prose writing clear and concise. Hope this helps!
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Visiting an American poet in Normandy, Smith finds herself in the beach where the landing took place. "She showed me Juno Beach, the cliffs in which the snipers crouched, the maze-like hedgerows that proved so lethal, and finally the American cemetery." This event makes her want to investigate her father's experience in World War II.
Sergei uses his first two wishes to wish for 1) to cure the growing cancer in his sister's lungs and 2) to cure 'Sveta's boy' (his own son) who has an ailment which the doctors think will not allow him to mentally develop beyond his age of three years. We can infer from these wishes that Sergei is a kind-hearted, humble individual who is later hardened in life by his surrounding situations, i.e. living in Russia, as the son of a Zionist etc. We know that of the three wishes that Sergei could ever be granted by the magic goldfish, he uses the first two to help those around him, with little regard for his own self or his personal aspirations.
Answer: Slavery is not good.
Slavery should not exist.
Slavery isn't a great thing.
LOL!
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