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My Double Entry Responses to "The Road", "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao", "Black Hole" and "Jimmy Corrigan: the Smartest Kid on Earth".
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BSGE Zakir Hussain
11th 6/25/11
Double Entry Responses for The Road
"The cap was gone and the man dropped to his elbows to smell the pipe but the odor of gas was only a rumor, faint and stale" (McCarthy 6).
- In our current economy right now the outlook for the future does not look so bright. That is largely due to the millions of barrel of oil the United States consumes everyday. Oil, coal, petroleum, propane, and natural gas are all considered nonrenewable resources because they cannot be replenished in a short period of time. If the United States and the rest of the world continue to use the amount of nonrenewable resources they are currently using, they are on set to have gas thought as only a rumor.
"They dressed shivering and then climbed the trail to the upper river" (McCarthy 39).
- In all my experiences of going to the beach or any body of water in general, getting inside of the water has always been the worst. I would stick a couple of my toes inside or my whole entire foot but they wouldn't stay there for
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