According to Thomas Dixie, Baton Rouge Medical Study Center, *Quote* "This is a no-brainer: teens need more sleep" *End Quote* Have you ever wondered why you are constantly tired in class? ... According to Mary Carskadon,*Quote* "Kids walk around under a gray cloud. ... And things that are sad and unpleasant seen more so." *End Quote* Teens become more emotional when they are sleep deprived. ... If something is sad, they are more likely to cry. ...

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"Happiness and sadness are inextricably intertwined". ... This is evident from the quote, "she later beat the "boy" and wanted him sacked, well, what did it matter? ... From this quote we can learn that the black people were treated in a harsh manner by the whites. ... A quote to support this statement is "Are you to be greedily taking anything you"re given by anyone, even by a dirty little Indian? ... Looking at the above issues, happiness and sadness are very essential in a novel like this. ...

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" This quote shows the antiwar theme because even after successfully becoming part of normal society again, Billy becomes mentally unstable and has a nervous breakdown. ... By breaking Billy down into a vulnerable, sad individual, Kurt Vonnegut exposes the generic big bad soldier as a broken spirit. ... This symbolizes the interior conflict Billy faces throughout the whole story in one quote. ... " This quote is referring to a book about how the world will end. ... " In this quote Vonnegut is saying that ice-nine (the atom bomb) is responsible for the destruction of earth. ...

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Aunt Reed is quoted as saying she has the physicality's of a toad. ... In conclusion Jane is a sad and serious person who wants to be conventional unto her family just so she has a hope of living a better life. ...

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In "The Wanderer," a quote taken out to examine is a challenge to understand. ... There are many ideas in this quote and when put all together with commas, it is arduous to comprehend. One can understand from this quote that if a person is alone, he lives to find flavor and mildness of the Lord, but when the rest is put into text, one may become confused and not able to contemplate the quote clearly. ... She expresses her sorrows and sadness through stating how her life has gone wrong. Even though the stories were alike due to their sad themes, they also have moods of pride. ...

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It shows how sad she is with her current life, and how just looking at these beautiful dolls seem heavenly to her. ... The quote gives a perfect description of an evil step mom. ... A quote that undoubtedly shows his feelings is, "The poor child found herself in darkness. ... The passage about Cosette is filled with sad images of her abuse. These images create a feeling of sadness and hate in the reader. ...

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There is one novel and one play in which I have read where this quote relates strongly to their morals and deeper meanings, them being the play Othello and the novel Ethan Frome. ... The novel written by Edith Wharton titled Ethan Frome is a sad story of a man, Ethan, who marries a woman just so he wouldn't be lonely, Zeena, and then in the middle of their marriage falling in love with another girl who happens to be Zeena's cousin and maid, Mattie. ...

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And what's really sad is that she is going to pass this thinking mentality on to her daughter. ... Daisy has lived a sad life, you have to have some sympathy for her. ... And it's really sad and upsetting to see someone live in such a cold dark world. ... ""(89) This quote shows just how much Gatsby cared for Daisy. ... And at the end when Gatsby dies, Daisy was sad at first but then it was like another day to her, and that takes us back to the quote "She'll be all right tomorrow."" ...

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Another theme was sadness in general. The majority of the novel is incredibly sad. ... Sadness was also the mood while reading as well. A quote said by Jennings that relates to the themes is, "I dream of belonging to somebody. ... This quotes shows how depressing Jennings's childhood really was. ...

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I have to admit; it is the first book that I have ever read that contains so many deaths and sad separations. ... I have made points and quotes under each title and have explained "the society's view on transients" in detail. -How Grandfather and Helen's escaped from this world *It is sad to see that the world is so unfriendly. ... This quote also shows the miss link between Sylvie and Lucille and how Lucille is getting tired of not being looked after. In this quote, Sylvie has apparently missed Lucille's meaning of "trashy people". ...

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The artist uses repetitive sound to portray a picture of loss and sadness. ... Again in the quote, "the rising sun will always speak your name" (Killswitch Engage 14-15) the artist uses the letter w to help further paint a picture of loss and sadness. ... The artist's diction can be said to hint at a great loss and the sadness that accompanies it. ... This signifies a loss due to the word "memory" and sometimes, memories can be sad. ... The word "mourn" is often linked to the loss of a person and feelings of sadness. ...

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Images of sadness are throughout the poem and they contrast with early memories of happiness the author once had. ... The quote is marking the beginning of a flood of other beams running down this sail. ... "Sad as the last which reddens over one"(9), illustrates the image of a day coming to an end. ... He describes the death as "sad and strange"(11), because the death has been untimely to his eyes. ...

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The storm represents the fighting and it is used appropriately to give a sense of sadness since the weather is so horrible. ... This quote is also symbolic as he depicts Macbeth as a storm. ... Since thunder is an indication of an important event occurring, Macbeth in this quote wants to avoid that event which is his death. ... In this instance, darkness demonstrates sadness or mourning over the loss of the king. ...

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The way these are conveyed is also aided by the use of structure, point of view, quotes and bias. ... It is quite sad and interesting. ... There is a quote that talks about George and it not being his fault that Anna died: "It wasn't his fault. ... All the quotes from Lewis Carroll are also trying to convince us that Anna was still a child. ... The book had many flaws and by using only certain details and information and expecting us to feel sad and moved by it is insulting. ...

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By using these sources, Brown supports his pathos "emotion "throughout the book and pulls it away from being just a sad story, but turning it into historical facts. ... Brown opens up chapter 19 with a broken-hearted quote from Red Cloud taken from an article by Robert M. ... This quote in turn paints the picture of sorrow and sadness foreshadowing the chapter to come. By using this quote, Brown opens up a field of emotion creating a sense of sadness in the reader when thinking upon the native people. ... However, Turning Hawk "from the same tribe" was also quoted to say th...

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"After a pause, they both heartily congratulated me; but there was a certain touch of sadness in their congratulations, that I rather resented.... He does not consider Joe or Biddy's sadness about his leaving for London, he expects that because he is realizing his childhood aspirations, his family should feel nothing but happiness for him. ... This quote shows how Herbert's optimism helps Pip tolerate his lack of opulence. ... These quotes show how Herbert is more morally developed than Pip because he cares more about the people he loves more than having an opulent lifestyle. .....

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The tone of 'The Walk' is very sad and lonely throughout the whole poem: 'You did not walk with me/Of late to the hill-top tree/By the gated ways,' The sad tone emphasises Hardy's feeling of loss as he is upset that he has lost his wife and regrets the way their marriage ended up. Hardy's loneliness is shown when he quotes: 'You were weak and lame/So you never came,' This means Hardy went out without his wife's company and was alone even though they could have gone out together, Emma was too ill to go but Hardy went out anyway. ... Knowing the ...

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Expression in music comes in every emotion you can think of sad, happy, mellow, anger, peaceful and many others. ... My favorite quote is in this song I once heard by Jack Johnson " Move like a Jelly Fish Rhythm is nothing you go with the flow you don't stop". I take heed to this quote in life, in my way of living and in my "culture". Johnson's quote helps me to "go with the flow" and don't ever stop or give up on life or your goals. ... People, well at least I do, run to music in times of sadness and joy. ...

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There are things you don't want to happn, but you gotta expect it, there are things you don't want to know, but you have to learn, and there are people you can't live without, but you have to let go I wish i had a man who would treat me right, call me, and be with me day and night, cute and sweet, that's just what i need, tall and strong to protect me from wrong, someone who won't ditch me for some other tramp and will always love me for who i am Through out life, you'll meet one guy, unlike any other, you can talk to him and never get bored, tell him anyt...

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The speaker of this quote is Hermia and she is talking to Lysander and she is explaining that someone who is spiteful cannot love no matter what there age is. ... The speaker of the quote was Helena and the quote was, "Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind." Helena uses this quote by showing that love is determined by the thought process of thinking of someone else and not by just looking at someone alone. ... Helena seems to be venting her frustrations with love out and showing the reader that it is sad to be in love with someone who doesn't in turn love you mutually. ... The...

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In this quote, Dr. ... This way, Lopez is more credible citing some of her work as opposed to quoting someone else's consistent throughout her article. Furthermore, Lopez successfully implements the writing element of pathos throughout her whole article to appeal to her audience with great sadness and affection towards the sick and dying, such as the two young woman dying of cancer; Tippett and Maynard. ... Lopez continues to use the emotion of sadness when she quotes Dr.Kheriaty. ... This statement adds more of the emotion of sadness as is off the impression of bonds being broken betwee...

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The minister had badly sinned; he hid these sad things from those that he was closest to. The following quote from the story is an example of the idea that we all have sins that we hide, but it is pointless to do so, because God can still see them. "The subject had bad reference to secret sin, and these sad mysteries which we hid from our nearest and dearest, and would fain conceal from our consciousness, even forgetting that the omniscient can detect them." ...

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All of the three adjectives can be associated with the same image of misery, sadness and desperation which as readers can link to some of the scenes or characters in the novel. ... In addition Greene makes a clear contrast at the very start of the novel, using Hale as an example to show the very dark, hopeless and unknown side of Brighton shown in the quote ''Hale knew, before he had been in Brighton three hours, that they meant to murder him'' this quote shows the dark side of Brighton as it shows Hale only being in Brighton for a very small amount of time but already is...

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Stevens is a strong but sad character. ... This is a sad thing to witness, seeing that I don't think that Stevens realizes at all how pathetic he has become while being a buttler at Darlington Hall, and if he has noticed, he is most definatly suppressing this sad fact quite well. ... That is part of what makes their story so unbelievably sad. ... For it is true, when I stood on that high ledge this morning and viewed the land befoe me, I distinctly felt that rare, yet unmistakable feeling - the feeling that one is in the presence of greatness."28 In this quote, Stevens partially reveal...

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The quote in question 1 reflects Mark's status in the tribe well. As the quote states Mark eventually became part of the village and the villages became his family. ... Mark has learnt enough of the meaning of life to be ready to die, he has done this by living in the village where sadness, richness and the tragic poignancy of life's inevitability were accepted and not hidden behind a smoke screen like the way typical westernised humans deal with lives tragedies. ...

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