Mail Box Monologue

Markus Zusak’s, The Messenger features the protagonist Ed Kennedy, and how he completed each mission of aces; diamonds, clubs, spades and hearts. The suit of spades was symbolic to Ed’s overall mission as Ed had to dig through truths about himself. Before the suit of spades Ed’s thought of himself was that he was worth nothing, evident through the narration of Ed’s monologue. The suit of spades saw Ed wanting more for his life, evident through the characterisation of Ed, the changes in his monologue.

Q1: Why and how is the job market for administrative professionals growing or declining? What effect do you think the economy and technology have had on the field?

"That'll be fine. If you'd like anything at all I'll be at the just around the corner on Maple Street. Otherwise, you folks have a splendid night, I'll check up on you in a week."

I spin around to see him catching up to me. “At least let me buy you a new drink.” he gestures to the door.

Slim twitched my elbow. "Come on, George. Me an' you'll go in and get a drink."

Trapped (diary one) It’s every little boy's dream to grow up to be a famous football player but not mine. All I wanted to do was see the outside world. I am 12 years old and I have been locked in the tiny room for a very long time now. I don’t know who my parents are

“Well it is delightful to meet you, too.” she replied while they chose a table to sit at. “You can order whatever you would like and I will pay for it and be on my way.”

[Sips the drink. It's not strong enough...] Give me another shot of rum, please. [George does. She sips again, shoots him a glare.

"Nope," Dylan said, laughing at the irony of our date turning into this whole mess. "But that's okay,"

I knew that she'd be offended if I said no, so I smiled. "I'd love some."

Karl Marx stands out among other famous philosophers of the 19th century. He founded proactive theories, which called for political action as well as social change, rather than mere theoretical study. One of such theories is his theory of alienation found in his work “The Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts” (1844), also known as “The Paris Manuscripts”. This theory explains how a capitalist socio-economic regime alienates the worker in four various levels. Marx defines alienation as the absence of meaning or self- realization in one’s life (Geras 26). This paper examines Marx’s views on labor alienation and its effects on humanity, his criticism of religion and its influences on his rejection of capitalism, as well as his concept of the human nature.

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“No, of course not. Besides, I’m traveling by myself, so a company would be nice and it’s your special day too so I’ll celebrate it with you”

“Unless you have other plans for the day. Like spending time with your own family, which is totally understandable.”

Napoleon Bonaparte, was he a savior or a fraud? Napoleon was a military general that was guilty of ignoring the ideas of the French Revolution. He took advantage of people for his personal gain, committed sexist acts and reinforced slavery. The French have gone through a lot. They faced a King with non-characteristics of a leader, paid taxes to an unequal taxation system, withstood starvation, and lived through the Reign of Terror.