Answer: Write a short story on a memory of your childhood that you remember fondly
Explanation: I say that because if it's a memory you definitely remember, then it shouldn't be hard to get all the details. Just make sure when you write to put every detail that you think would be even remotely important or another person wouldn't understand. Write the paper as if the person hasn't ever heard it before because they haven't. Double-check for punctuation and spelling. If you have MLA format make sure to put it down on your paper(only if you have to do it). Make sure it's organized. Pretend you're writing a how-to and you put all the steps into each paragraph including your introduction and conclusion(if you have to do those too). Good luck with your paper :)
Answer:
Atticus who represented a great lawyer committed to his profession
Explanation:
In the book To kill a mockingbird the author Harper Lee who published this literature piece of art in 1960, chose carefully all the names for the character that represent this story, even the name of the book has an important meaning in the development of the plot. The mockingbird in the story is the representation of the innocence destroyed by the devil.
Another symbolic function inside this masterpiece could be the name of Atticus who represented a great lawyer committed to his profession and for whom it was of great importance to defend Tom Robinson, since for him it was of huge importance to treat everyone with equality. His name was of great significance in the story, since it came from the Greek word Attikḗ, a very common expression used by the Greek Solon, who was the encouraged one of establishing the democratic laws in such region.
As it is possible to see, the author chose carefully his name, not in a random way, he did it in a manner in which the meaning of the name was correspondent to the passionate sense of the character for a life based in democratic justice.
He has an epiphany about General Zaroff’s attitudes towards humans and what it feels like to be rich.
Often times advertisers use things that children can relate to to get their attention and make them want things. Like often times food companies partner with production companies so they can put cartoon characters on their products. Or they make it seem like you are "cool" if you buy or have what they are advertising or you aren't "cool" if you don't.
Hope this helps a little.
