She was not distracted by things and the demands they pose (to clean them, dust them e.t.c.) and so, she enjoyed the nature around her.
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I think that our EMT'S, Firefighters, Doctors, and Nurses should all have a national holiday just for them, because they get up everyday not knowing what could possibly happen that day and continue to do their jobs wonderfully. Our doctors and nurses help us when we are sick the nurses help direct us and the doctors help to try and cure our sickness. Our EMT'S are also very important because the firefighters help save our lives if we are in a fire and the EMT'S help to also save our lives if we are in a fire or have a medical emergency. So therefore that's why I believe our EMT'S, firefighters, doctors, and nurses should all have their own national holiday, because of all the wonderful things they do and they also put their lives on the live but also help save others lives.
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A family is composed of persons related by blood. As a family, it is inevitable not to experience hardships and struggles. Some examples of these hardships are misunderstanding due to miscommunication. Family members tend to get involved in conflicts because they fail to communicate thus they fail to understand. Individual differences can be a reason because though family members are related by blood it does not guarantee that everyone shall understand everybody because everybody's unique. Financial instability is also another hardship that is commonly experience within a family.
The tone in a story can be joyful, serious, humorous, sad, threatening, formal, informal, pessimistic, and optimistic. Your tone in writing will be reflective of your mood as you are writing.
Amal's tone will be optimistic and He could sound pretentious while Marjane's tone will be a little pessimistic. Amal will be a little ostentotious while Marjane will be more humble. Amal will sound more secure while Marjane will sound more insecure due to her issues.
<span>the conclusion is found within the final couplet.</span>
