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    American dream. He developed a character that has loss his identity yet has an idea of the American dream. Miller develops that he believes that living the American dream is that the society should be well liked and successful. He described Willy Loman being depressed, losing who he was, and losing the idea of the American Dream. It was Willy’s fault that he misinterpreted the American Dream, he was certain that one cannot go from being liked to dislike. For Willy, the success of that dream…

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    Inside Out presented Riley’s dream after she entered the REM stage while she was sleeping. It was actually inaccurate at the part where Riley entered to REM stage immediately after she fell asleep since people had to go through the non-REM stages(sleep stages 1-4) before they entered REM stage. However, Inside Out did a good job to show what was happening in Riley’s brain when she was dreaming in her REM stage. For example, there was one section in her brain called “Dream productions”, where…

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    asked themselves throughout their existence is why do dreams happen and do they mean anything? The Mesopotamians believed that dreams were messages from the gods about the future, and the Egyptians believed the same. Aristotle, a famous Greek philosopher, thought that dreams are the purest form of wisdom, and that they can be used to predict the future. Another Greek philosopher named Hippocrates was one of the first people to believe that dreams indicated a person’s mental and physical health.…

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    achieve their dreams but what happens to those who don't? Most importantly what happens to the people around them? We often see the positive effects of dreams for example “we choose to go to the moon” written by John F. Kennedy helps us understand how dreams can help us “We choose to go to the moon, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills” In this speech J.F Kennedy explains to us how dreams…

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    's the limit” and to “pursue your dreams and everything else will undoubtedly be granted to you”. Since minors welcome this fantasy, they tend to seek to be like individuals in the magazines, on the TV, and even in the movies because the lives they are living are wealthy and stress-free. As people blossom into adulthood, they recognize that sometimes following your dreams does not always pay the bills on time or put food in your mouth. Though following your dreams may one day bring a jolly,…

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    The young boy has a dream to go to Egypt to discover his true destiny, which is a treasure. He once dreamed about Pyramids that lead him to his treasure. Throughout that journey he met many people. Out of every person Santiago met he learned something that made him realize things. Every lesson that he learned he already knew that for…

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    campus looks like, imagine what university life is like, as well as plans and intentions about it, think about their own how to spend four years of university, in which 4 years, which have experience and harvest, what things to do, how to realize their dreams, how to do different, how to realize their value ...... Once, I was in college, I expect to try to do things perfect, if not smug, we also have to try. Whether in learning, living, or acted on must come out on top, to be "strong." Of…

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    Dreaming for Better In The Outsiders there is so much anger and hate. There is the anger Dally has at the world. The anger Bob has at his parent’s for not giving him any rules. And most prevalent, the animosity between the Socs and the greasers. One person is trapped between these two gangs and that person is Cherry Valance. Like any teenager, she feels the pull of wanting to be socially accepted by the group she was originally in, the Socs. But yet she feels that the way the greasers are…

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    In Susan Krauss Whitbourne’s article, “3 Ways to Have Better Dreams”,published on September 30, 2017 Whitbourne explores how it is possible to not only remember your dreams but also be able to manipulate them with “lucid dreaming”. She establishes that lucid dreaming can be connected with sleeping better and increased creativity. Consequently, she claims that lucid dreaming can be utilized to, “reduce nightmares, improve physical abilities, solve problems more creatively, and understand the…

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    The negative side of the American Dream comes when people pursue success at any cost which in turn destroys the vision and the dream." ~ Azar Nafisi Dreams are something that an individual must work towards in order to fulfil. However, an urgency to fulfill the dream will lead to a change in attitude and the decisions you make. In the novella, Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck chooses to express the impact of dreams and the need for untouched happiness. Lennie 's dream of tending rabbits on his…

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