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By David Taehee Lee Don’t you hate it when you’re wrong? The more absolute your anticipation is, the harder the truth bites. I got a massive blow when I discovered that my initial perception of America was so different from the reality I discovered when I went there.
Writer's Haven
By David Taehee Lee Vonnegut satirizes that an unjust structure of society contradicts itself. Having found Harrison and the ballerina free of their restraints, Handicapper General shoots them to death at first sight. Ignoring the most basic principle of law that criminals must be punished by the law and only
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By David Taehee Lee The drawing by David Taehee Lee There lived a dog and an earthworm in the jungle. The dog would often belittle the earthworm. One hot day, the earthworm, tired of crawling on the sizzling ground, asked the dog, “Can you lift me up on your back?
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By David Taehee Lee The clash between activeness and passiveness is emphasized throughout the novel Fahrenheit 451. Montag seeks to effectively and adequately understand the books he reads by reaching out to Faber, but on the other hand, Mildred, even after attempting suicide, slides back to her everyday routine of
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By David Taehee Lee What makes you pluck up your courage? The answer to this question may vary from person to person, given that people have different experiences and values. To me, courage is determination in the face of an unusual, challenging obstacle. Reflecting on the novel, many things make