I believe that Jane Eyre was the most important female character of this novel, and it’s not just because the novel was written about her life.
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yes, the punctuation is correct, however the sentence is very informal, so if it is for an essay I'd change it to make it more formal.
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sparknotes.com is a really good website.
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I don't think that the point of the story was that it's okay to lie, but the fact that relationships and feelings can be very complicated. And I think that the story makes people think about how important it is to know yourself and be yourself. Also, I think that at the time the movie took place their relationship would have been unacceptible.
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Anne Richards was certainly a colorful character. I don't think her being a women had much to do with it. I think the residents of Texas are smart enough to know to vote on the person and the record rather than just the gender.
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Anne Frank is a great person to write about. She was such a positive person inspite of the terrible circumstances she lived in. If I were you I might write What I Learned from Anne Frank.
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Really, who would want to take the time to write out this many essays for you?  Have you read the book?  It's quite interesting, one of my favorites from all those I read for high school.  I think that if you view the quotes within the context of the novel, they will make more sense to you and you should be able to answer these questions yourself.  You still have the rest of today and all of tomorrow to work.  If you haven't read the book, then try the info here (http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/1984/) for a quick overview.  Try to answer the questions yourself, and over the Thanksgiving break, do yourself a favor and read this wonderful book.
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I was pretty young when she was popular, but she is very talented.  I saw the musical "Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat" a few years ago, and she was the narrator.  She has a phenomenal voice that she doesn't get enough credit for.
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That's only 2 sentences. It's not a paragraph.  Try something different like...   Vera is a self-possessed young lady.  She is perfectly poised and sure of herself.  Being capable of thinking quickly on her own two feet is one of her best qualities.  Creating a dramatic situation using very simple elements helps her in many situations.     That's all I can help you with, with the information you've given.  You need one more sentence.  Think of another way to describe her and you're all set.
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Maybe he treats her better, listens to her, doesn't define his self-worth based on material things and wealth, maybe she respects him for overcoming the obstacles in his personal life, maybe she could care less about classic literature and English lit, etc. etc.
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The Lady of Shallot? That's my favorite poem! Getting back to the topic, I'm a heterosexual male, and the movie made ME cry. It was deeply moving. It's a shame that people will kill each other just because they are different.
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I would have to say Sophia Loren.
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I love Catcher in the Rye.  You may want to focus on how Holden admires her positive attributes smart,etc.  He's very fond of her.  If there was anything that struck you about her as a character that will probably help too.
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she is very strong willed and likesd to believe what she wants. She will not follow other people's beliefs simply because they are not her own. She seems very egar to be on her own throughout the book.
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Try watching the movie... it'll help put some of this into perspective too.  The book is definitley better, but the movie is one of my all time favorites.
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There are numerous on line sites to help you with this novel.  Here are a few of them.  Also, if you do a search for the novel on YA, I think you will find that there are quite a few questions about the novel, so they may help you as well.  Best of luck with your work.
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It is most important because she is black and political correctness is the order of the day.
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I'd say B. Interpretive literature because it's by no means short, and it's a play, not a novel