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A young married couple, Jim and Della Dillingham Young, struggle financially but deeply love each other. With Christmas approaching, Della wants to buy Jim a meaningful gift but has only $1.87. To afford a present, she sells her most prized possession—her long, beautiful hair—and purchases a platinum fob chain for Jim’s cherished pocket watch.  When Jim arrives home, he is surprised by Della’s short hair and reveals that he sold his watch to buy her a set of elegant combs she had long admired. Both realize that, despite their sacrifices rendering the gifts useless, their love and willingness to give selflessly are the greatest gifts of all. O. Henry highlights the irony of their situation, emphasizing the theme of selfless love and sacrifice. The story concludes by comparing the couple to the Magi, the wise men who brought gifts to the newborn Jesus, suggesting that Jim and Della’s generosity makes them truly wise.

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Rein Mica M. Bacquian from 9 - Office Technology (The Gift of the Magi)

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Rein Mica M. Bacquian from 9 - Office Technology (The Gift of the Magi)

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Jim is a responsible and loving husband who works hard despite their financial struggles. Della is a devoted and selfless wife who treasures her long hair. Jim sells his prized gold watch to buy Della a gift. Della sells her beautiful hair to buy Jim a present. They both sacrifice their most valued possessions for each other. Their love is stronger than material things.

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In the harsh, icy landscape of the Arctic, a young boy named Keesh struggled to prove himself to his tribe. Orphaned at a tender age, Keesh was left to fend for himself, relying on his wit and determination to survive. Despite his bravery, Keesh was constantly belittled and mocked by the tribe's elders, who saw him as nothing more than a mere child. But Keesh refused to give up. He spent every waking moment honing his hunting skills, determined to bring back food for his tribe and earn their respect.One fateful day, Keesh set out on a daring hunt, braving treacherous ice caves and ferocious beasts. His tribe had given up on him, but Keesh persevered, driven by a fierce desire to prove himself. Against all odds, Keesh returned triumphant, his sled laden with fresh meat. The tribe was stunned, their mockery and scorn replaced by awe and admiration. Keesh had finally earned his place among the tribe, his bravery and determination inspiring a newfound respect from his people. From that day forward, Keesh was no longer just a young orphan – he was a true leader, revered by his tribe and proud of his accomplishments. 

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Rheanna C. Zepeda from 9-Office Technology (The Story of Keesh)

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Rheanna C. Zepeda from 9-Office Technology (The Story of Keesh)

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a young man covered with clothes carrying an arrow at the cold icy arctic

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A girl named Sue and her ill friend Johnsy live together in a three-story, brick apartment. Johnsy watches from her bed at the ivy leaves slowly falling from the vine, her life will be gone when the last ivy leaf falls off. However, all of that suddenly changed when Sue told Johnsy that Mr. Behrman is dead. The last ivy leaf was apprantly painted by him on the wall, resulting in Johnsy to live, but for Mr. Behrman to lose his life. The story is all about sacrificing their own life to save another person, a bittersweet topic for many.

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Alaiza G. Gorne - 9‐Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Alaiza G. Gorne - 9‐Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Sue and Johnsy are two young women who were artists sharing an apartment in the Greenwich village neighborhood. There was a pneumonia outbreak and Johnsy had contracted it. She had 1 in 10 chances of survival. Johnsy counted her fate from the old ivy leaves falling, saying if the last leaf will fall, that will be her last life. Sue assures Johnsy that she, Johnsy, will get well soon, but Johnsy was still relying on the old ivy leaves. Sue goes to Behrman, an old man who lived ground floor beneath them. Behrman was a failure of art. 40 years of holding a brush with no masterpieces yet. Sue tells Behrman about Johnsy's condition and thoughts about dying when the last leaf will fall. Behrman scoffs about it. The two, Behrman and Sue, took action about that last leaf. The next morning came, and to Johnsy was about to continue her routine of her dying wishes but leaf has stayed. Soon after, the doctor checked up on her and tells them that Johnsy's pneumonia was gone.   Sue confesses to Johnsy, on that day—Behrman had died of pneumonia. The janitor found him on the morning of the first day in his room downstairs helpless with pain. His shoes were wet and icy cold. Sue reveals that the last leaf had already fallen, and that the one Johnsy's looking at was just a painting from Behrman. His first and last masterpiece—a gift for Johnsy. This story highlights how you should never give up too quickly on hope. You'll never know your true fate until something or someone will try to change it. Appreciate life, appreciate the people who you have by your side, and most of all, overcome the feeling of hopelessness. 

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Sophia Sachi C. Andres 9-Office Technology (The last leaf by O. Henry)

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Sophia Sachi C. Andres 9-Office Technology (The last leaf by O. Henry)

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In a polar village, where Keesh, a young boy, rises from poverty to prominence. After the death of his father, Bok, a renowned hunter who sacrificed himself for the village, Keesh and his mother are forgotten and forced to live in the poorest igloo. At a village council, Keesh speaks out about the unfair distribution of meat, recalling his father's fairness. Though despised and mocked by the villagers, Keesh vows to hunt for his own meat.Keesh goes hunting alone and returns with fresh meat, shocking the villagers, who doubted his abilities. His successful hunts continue, raising suspicion that he uses witchcraft. However, when spies follow him on a hunt, they discover that Keesh uses ingenuity, not magic. He ingeniously kills bears by placing coiled whalebone inside blubber, which the bears swallow. Once the blubber melts, the whalebone expands, fatally injuring the bears.Keesh’s intelligence and fairness in distributing meat earn him the respect of the village, and he rises to a position of power, admired for his wisdom and resourcefulness.

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Angelica Z. Fabonan_9-Office Technology (The Story of Keesh)

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Angelica Z. Fabonan_9-Office Technology (The Story of Keesh)

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Evelyn Wang, struggling with her failing laundromat business, finds herself overwhelmed by tax issues, family tensions, and an identity crisis. During a visit to the IRS, unusual events unfold, and she is suddenly pulled into a multiversal adventure, guided by an alternate version of her husband, Waymond. Evelyn soon discovers that she is the key to stopping a powerful entity known as Jobu Tupaki, who is a version of her own daughter, Joy. As she unravels the countless lives she could have lived, she slowly learns to embrace the chaos and absurdity of existence. Ultimately, Evelyn accepts her daughter's perspective and learns to embrace their differences, finding meaning in connection and understanding.

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Paula Prada Gabrielle Arcangel from 9-OT (Everything Everywhere All At Once)

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Paula Prada Gabrielle Arcangel from 9-OT (Everything Everywhere All At Once)

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A chaotic multiversal scene with a Chinese-American woman at the center, surrounded by swirling portals and alternate versions of herself. Neon lights, cosmic energy, and surreal elements like floating bagels and hotdog fingers create a dreamlike, dynamic atmosphere.

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The story starts off with two women named Johnsy and Sue. They lived together in a three-story brick studio. On an unfortunate day, the doctor had given dreadful news about how Johnsy had pneumonia and had a one in ten chance of surviving the illness. A leaf that caught Johnsy's attention became her will to live and push past the disease. Later, the two women meet an old man, Mr. Behrman. He was an artist too, just like the two of them. Despite the harsh winds and heavy rain, the last leaf was still clinging onto the branch. Johnsy had regained her will to live and thought of herself as a fool for ever losing hope. After overcoming pneumonia, they soon discovered Mr. Behrman had died of the same illness Johnsy had. Because of staying out during the merciless weather, he had contracted the disease while painting the last leaf onto a branch. Hoping it would help Johnsy endure her illness.

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Mikayla Phoebe G. De Leon – 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Mikayla Phoebe G. De Leon – 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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This is the story of a little penguin named mumble who has a terrible singing voice and later discovers he has no Heartsong. However, Mumble has an astute talent for something that none of the penguins ever seen before; tap dancing, Though Mumble's mom, Norma Jean, things this little habit is cute. His father, Memphis, says that it is not just penguin. Besides, they both know that, without a Heartsong, Mumble may never find true love. As fate would have it, his one friend, Gloria, happens to be the best singer around. Mumble and Gloria have a connection from the moment the hatch, but she struggles with his strange "hippity-hoppity" ways. Mumble is just too different. Especially for Noah, the stern leader of Emperor Land, who ultimately casts him out of the community. Away from home for the first time, Mumble meets a posse of decidedly un-Emperor-like penguins, the Adelie Amigos. Led by Ramon, the Adelies instantly embrace Mumble's cool dance moves and invites him to a party with them. In Adelie Land, Mumble seeks the counsel of Lovelace the Guru, a crazy-feathered Rockhopper penguin who will answer any of life's questions for the price of a pebble. Together with Lovelace and Amigos, Mumble sets out across vast landscapes and, after some epic encounters, proves that by being true to yourself, you can make all the difference in the world.

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Eunice Tamara DS. Baria 9 - Office Technology (Happy Feet) 

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Eunice Tamara DS. Baria 9 - Office Technology (Happy Feet) 

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The story starts off in Antarctica with a group of penguins trying to find their potential mate through the use of their voice. One day 2 penguins named Norma Jean and Memphis saw each other and loved each one's voice and then they eventually created an egg. Some time has passed and the mother has to hunt for food to feed the soon to be born baby while the father watches and takes care of it. While taking care of it Memphis accidentally let go of the egg. Everything seemed fine at first but it took quite a bit of time before it hatched. While waiting for it to hatch another newborn penguin named Gloria becomes curios of the egg and calls it Mumble, and then eventually it hatched. Mumble was different from the other penguins he had very wobbly legs  quite different from regular penguins and unlike all other penguins, he can't sing which made him an outcast of the group. Still, there was one other penguin who cared for him aside from his parents and it was Gloria. She still approached him and help him even though the other penguins were making fun of him. Noah, their stern leader, thinks that Mumble was the one that caused the shortage of fish to happen and exiles him from the village. While wandering the lands he stumbles upon a group of smaller penguins called the Adelie Amigos. They have loads of adventures and they have fun with each other, going to their village Mumble meets a peculiar penguin named Lovelace who has a plastic wrap around his neck, and apparently he is a guru and will answer all your questions for a price of one pebble. Lovelace brings Mumble and the Amigos to where he got trapped and got the plastic stuck on his neck but suddenly the got attacked by a pair of killer whales, the attack of these whale helped get rid of the plastic around Lovelace's neck. Where they suddenly saw a massive fishing boat. Determined, Mumble chased after this boat until the ends of the world reaching to a shore in Florida where he gets captured and put in a zoo. But his beautiful tap dancing skills got him very famous in social media and decided to place a tracker on his back and send him home. He encouraged his fellow penguins to dance with him so that the "aliens" won't steal their fish anymore. After a few arguments they eventually followed his dance and then the government prohibited fishing in the area.

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Keandrei John C. Abano~~9-OT (Happy Feet)

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Keandrei John C. Abano~~9-OT (Happy Feet)

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Son of Memphis and Norma, little sweet penguin Mumble has a big problem: he can't sing a single note. In a world where everyone needs a heart song to attract a soul mate, Mumble feels he doesn't belong there. Our hero Mumble is the worst singer in the world, but he can tap dance brilliantly.

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Elijah Benedict R. Aquino 9-Office Technology (Happy Feet)

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Elijah Benedict R. Aquino 9-Office Technology (Happy Feet)

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There was a couple who genuinely loved each other named Delle and Jim. It was a day before Christmas when Delle was frustrated about what gift she would give for her husband. She only had $1.87, which is not enough to be able to buy a gift, but then she came up with an idea. Delle thought about cutting her long and precious hair that Jim loves. It was valuable for her, but she decided to cut her hair so she could buy for her husband. She went up to the hairdresser, and after cutting her hair, she received $20. The amount of money she receives is now enough to buy a chain watch for her husband. Delle arrived back at home; it was dinnertime, and Delle was sitting in front of the door waiting for Jim. Then Jim opened the door and stepped in; he was confused seeing his wife without her long and precious hair. Delle was confused with his reactions, thinking Jim would be disappointed with her, until he gave the gift to her. It is a comb, a comb that Delle really loves and is looking for a long time. Delle also gave her gift, and it is a chain watch, but then the watch was sold because Jim sold it so he could buy Delle a gift. Their gifts are now useless. But they have shown their selflessness and genuine love for each other. Nothing is more valuable and important than love.

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Vinice Hermoso 9 - Office Technology ( The Gift Of The Magi)

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Vinice Hermoso 9 - Office Technology ( The Gift Of The Magi)

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The day before Christmas, a girl named Della realized that she have no money to buy her husband a gift. On the other hand, her husband Jim also does not have enough money to afford something to buy for Della. To buy a gift for each other, they both decided to sell the most sentimental things in their life. They both got selfless to the point that they would sell the most important things in their life just to buy a gift for their love ones.

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Loureign Janela G. Bitong  9-Office Technology (The Gift of the Magi)

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Loureign Janela G. Bitong  9-Office Technology (The Gift of the Magi)

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A day before Christmas, Della realized she had no money to buy a gift for her partner. To buy her partner a gift, she decided to sell the most valuable item she had: her hair. After selling her hair, she bought her husband a gift that would complement his watch: a gold chain. After buying the gift, she headed back home and waited for her husband to return home from work and when her husband got home, he was surprised to see his wife with short hair, thinking her husband was disappointed in her, she started panicking. After she calmed down, her husband pulled out a gift for her: a set of ornamental combs made of tortoise shells and jeweled rims. Jim knew that Della admired the combs from a shop window for a long time, though she was too poor to buy them. Grateful for the gift she had just received, she pulled out the gold chain she bought for him. However, she was surprised to realize that Jim sold his prized watch to buy Della her gift. They bought gifts that would complement the other's most prized possessions, yet it cost them their own. Now, their gifts are useless, but they showed selflessness and love for one another, and that's enough for them.  The story ends by comparing the couple to the 3 wise men who gave newborn Jesus gifts, suggesting that their selfless act and generosity make them wise.     

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Gabriel C. Rellores (9-OT) - The Gift of the Magi

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Gabriel C. Rellores (9-OT) - The Gift of the Magi

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Two young artists live together in a small apartment, one named Sue and the other named Johnsy. When Johnsy contracts a severe case of pneumonia, she becomes hopeless and declares she will die when the last ivy leaf outside her window drops. Their elderly neighbor Mr. Behrman, a would-be artist, secretly paints her a leaf on the wall during a stormy night to give her hope. But when she sees that the “leaf” hasn’t moved the next morning, Johnsy gets her will to live back. Later, Sue learns Behrman had caught pneumonia after painting the leaf, and died. His last work was his actual masterpiece that saved Johnsy’s life.

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Arwa Raseel P. Ismael from 9‐Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Arwa Raseel P. Ismael from 9‐Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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In Greenwich Village, two young artists, Sue and Johnsy, live together. Johnsy contracts pneumonia and is convinced she will die when the last ivy leaf outside her window falls.  Sue, worried, tells their neighbor, Behrman, an aging, unsuccessful artist, about Johnsy's delusion.  During a stormy night, the last leaf falls.  The next morning, Johnsy sees one leaf remaining and begins to recover.  It's revealed that Behrman, in a selfless act, painted the leaf on the wall during the storm, sacrificing his own life as he himself contracts pneumonia. This story is about sacrifice and the power of love and hope.  Behrman's ultimate sacrifice, painting the leaf, demonstrates the power of selfless love and gives Johnsy the hope she needs to recover.  The story also explores themes of art's purpose and the value of human life.

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Mary Divhine S. Litana 9-Office Technology ( The Last Leaf)

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Mary Divhine S. Litana 9-Office Technology ( The Last Leaf)

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Jim and Della are a young married couple who are having financial struggles. And as Christmas is approaching, both of them want to give each other something special. But to get some money, they had to think of some way. Della has beautiful long hair, while Jim has this valuable pocket watch that has been passed on to him. In order for Della to buy the beautiful chain for Jim's watch, she sold her hair. And to buy the beautiful comb for Della's hair, Jim sold his watch. As both of them were about to give each other's gift, they both realized that they sold the things that are most important to them just to give each other very special gifts. However, their great love and sacrifice for each other symbolize the true meaning of Christmas. In the story's end, they were compared to the magi, the wise men who brought valuable gifts when baby Jesus was born.

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Sofia Ysabelle V. Caliboso - 9- Office Technology (The Gift of the Magi)

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Sofia Ysabelle V. Caliboso - 9- Office Technology (The Gift of the Magi)

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The story begins with a young married couple, Jim and Della, who are facing financial struggles. As Christmas approaches, they both want to buy each other a gift but have no money. To solve this, they decide to sell their most valuable possessions. Jim decides to sell his watch, which is a family heirloom passed down from his grandfather, to buy a comb that Della really wants. Meanwhile, Della chooses to sell her long hair to buy a chain that Jim desires for his watch. When Christmas arrives, both of them are shocked to discover that they have sold their most treasured items for the sake of one another. This great sacrifice symbolizes the true meaning of Christmas. The story concludes by comparing Jim and Della’s love to the gifts presented by the Magi, the wise men who brought gifts to baby Jesus at his birth.

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Aerene Jazzmine T. Cadiz - 9-Office Technology (The Gift of the Magi)

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Aerene Jazzmine T. Cadiz - 9-Office Technology (The Gift of the Magi)

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A poor young woman—Johnsy has a disease called pneumonia. She believed that she will die once the leaves from the tree in front of her will all fall and her friend Sue are reassuring her that she will recover soon. Later on, there’s an artist named Berhman who made a painting to tricked her and get recovered from her illness.

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Seanna Alexa B. Seminiano 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Seanna Alexa B. Seminiano 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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On Christmas Eve, a lady was counting her money to buy her dearest a lovely present. She cried when she discovered thst she only had $1.87 left. The lady cried and the man suddenly entered the room. His name is Jim, her name is Della. Della, with no hesitation, put her arms warmly around Jim. Della finished crying, standing by the window with no interest. She had a whole plan and amazing gifts she wanted to give Jim, the only problem is that she only has $1.87. She thought about buying Jim a gold chain watch knowing how valuable his watch is to him. It was a watch inherited from two generations before him. She looked at her hair: her beautiful, lustrous, shiny long hair. A hair so long that it was almost the same length as a dress. If Jim’s watch meant everything, Della felt the same way about her hair. With a lot of pain, she left the house in a long brown coat.Tears started falling onto Della’s cheek once again. A sign caught her attention so she stopped. ”Mrs. Sofronie. Hair Articles of all Kinds.” The lady was impressed with how long Della's hair is and bought it for $20 with no hesitation. Della felt incomplete without her hair, even so, she was happy to know she now can buy Jim something nice. She saw a plain gold chain watch, she knew from the first look it was very valuable. She went inside the store and bought the chain. When she got home, she hoped Jim wouldn't feel different knowing the big change in her appearance. Jim’s finally home. The look on Jim's face was obviously shocking. Della wanted to cry once more, she thought he didn't love her anymore.Jim reassured Della it was nothing like that, but, even if Della was in Jim’s position, she would also be shocked. They opened each other's gift. Jim gave her a beautiful comb in exchange for her watch while Della gave Jim a golden chain watch in exchange for her hair. They both laughed foolishly and happily celebrated Christmas. 

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Andrea Lorrice L. Enriquez 9-Office Technology (The Gift Of Magi)

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Andrea Lorrice L. Enriquez 9-Office Technology (The Gift Of Magi)

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Johnsy and Sue are great friends. One day, the doctor told them that Johnsy had pneumonia and only had a few chances of survival. Johnsy was resting when she looked out the window and saw a tree with falling leaves. She thought that with each falling leaf, the end of her life is getting closer. They meet Mr. Behrman, who was an an artist just like them. The leaves kept falling until there was only one left. Days later, Johnsy recovers from her pneumonia. But soon enough, Sue told Johnsy that Mr. Behrman had died from pneumonia as well and he had painted the last leaf she saw outside.

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Cassandra Nicole D. Cajefe 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Cassandra Nicole D. Cajefe 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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In a snowy town named Greenwich Village, the autumn season has finally ended. However, the winter snow brings in a stranger named Pneumonia. Johnsy and Sue are two friends who live together. Johnsy contracts pneumonia and gives her will to live to an ivy vine outside her window. She made a vow that once the last leaf of the ivy vine falls, then she must fall too. As time went on, there was only one leaf left. This leaf was very persistent, it saw still dark green near it's steam and has serrated edges with a yellow tint. The leaf's persistent nature gave Johnsy the hope to live again. Sue finally told Johnsy that the last leaf was actually a masterpiece by Behrman who die of pneumonia after painting the leaf.

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Gregory Jes C. Celmar 9 - Office Technology

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Gregory Jes C. Celmar 9 - Office Technology

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The Last Leaf tells the story of two young women, Johnsy and Sue, who live together on the top floor of a three-story apartment complex. Sue wants to remind Johnsy of her dream of traveling to Italy and painting the Bay of Naples. Johnsy tells Sue that she will die when the last leaf falls from the tree outside her window. In the morning, when one leaf is still on the tree, Johnsy asks Sue to open the curtain. Their neighbor, Berhman, painted a leaf on the wall so that Johnsy would not see the last leaf fall.

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Sofia Karylle Yola - 9-Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Sofia Karylle Yola - 9-Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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"The Gift of the Magi" is a short story about a poor couple, Jim and Della, who wanted to buy each other a special Christmas gift. In search of the gift, Della sells her long hair to buy a chain for Jim's watch, while Jim sells his watch to buy combs for Della's hair. In the end, both gifts are useless because they can not be used for what they are meant for. Still, the story teaches us how love can sometimes make us sacrifice the most valuable thing in our lives in order to please the other.

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"The Gift of the Magi" is a short story by O. Henry, set around Christmas time. It tells the story of a young, poor couple, Jim and Della, who are deeply in love with each other but don't have enough money to buy each other meaningful gifts.

Della decides to sell her long, beautiful hair to a wig-maker for $20 in order to buy Jim a fine chain for his prized pocket watch. Meanwhile, Jim sells his watch to buy a set of combs for Della’s hair. When they exchange their gifts, both realize the sacrifices the other has made. In the end, their love and selflessness become clear, as they both gave up their most valued possessions for the other. The story is a poignant reflection on love, sacrifice, and the true meaning of giving.

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Jullianna Czaryne P. Makinano 9- Office Technology (The gift of Magi

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Jullianna Czaryne P. Makinano 9- Office Technology (The gift of Magi

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A young, poor and helpless artist, Johnsy had a disease called pneumonia. When she was informed to have only a few chances left, she just patiently waited for the last leaf on the ivy vine outside her window to fall as she believed it was also her time to go. As she saw the last leaf when she woke up and realized it was not yet falling, she immediately got hope and thought how bad it is to think of wanting to die.  Later on, it was revealed that it was Mr. Behrman, her neighbor and also an artist, who sacrificed his own life as he got pneumonia while painting the realistic last leaf during the cold night for Johnsy to have a hope and will to live.

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Czarina Irah L. Frias 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Czarina Irah L. Frias 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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a gloomy girl sitting on a bed looking outside a window with only one leaf left

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In the story of the " Happy Feet" In Antarctica, emperor penguins find there soulmate through singing or better known as a "Heartsong" Mumble is a young penguin who was born without an ability to  sing. . In a land where singing is a natural skill in their community, he was the odd one out because of this, But later on, mumble discovered that he has an incredible talent for tap dancing. He quickly became an outcast because of his unusual talent and his inability to sing. In order to prove himself worthy. He goes on a journey in finding what is the mystery behind the declining of the population of fishes. With his talent and courage, he found a solution to bring back the population of the fishes and because of this, he has earned the hearts if his fellow penguins and was accepted back to his colony.

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Jazleen Denielle A. Santos 9- Office Technology (Happy Feet

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Jazleen Denielle A. Santos 9- Office Technology (Happy Feet

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The Last Leaf by O. Henry is a short story about hope, sacrifice, and the power of art. In Greenwich Village, two young artists, Sue and Johnsy, live together in a small apartment. When Johnsy becomes gravely ill with pneumonia, she firmly believes that she will pass away once the last leaf on a vine outside their window falls. Although Sue tries to uplift her spirits, Johnsy remains hopeless. Their elderly neighbor, Behrman, a struggling but kind artist, learns Johnsy’s belief and secretly paints a realistic leaf on the wall after the real ones fall. The next morning, Johnsy sees the "last leaf" still clinging to the vine and regains the will to live. Tragically, Behrman, who painted the leaf in the cold and rain, catches pneumonia and dies. His final act of art and kindness saves Johnsy’s life. The story emphasizes themes of generosity, art's power, and hope's importance.

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Justin Luke M. Festin - 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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Justin Luke M. Festin - 9 - Office Technology (The Last Leaf)

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A sick woman in bed from her home looking at a leaf of a tree in the window

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A young penguin born without the ability to sing, which is essential in his community to attract a mate. Instead, Mumble has an unusual talent—tap dancing. His unique gift makes him an outcast, as other penguins see it as strange and undesirable. Despite feeling different, Mumble embarks on a journey to discover his true purpose. Along the way, he uncovers the mystery behind the dwindling fish supply that threatens his community and he got captured and placed at a zoo, after he got placed at a zoo he caught a child’s attention by tap dancing and gained the attention of the people, and so the government talked about returning Mumble to his home in Antarctica. After returning home he encouraged his community to tap dance, the government prohibited fishing in the area around Mumble’s habitat to protect the wildlife. Mumble learns that embracing individuality can bring about change. Through his courage and self-expression, Mumble inspires others to break free from tradition and accept their own unique qualities. The film explores themes of self-acceptance, environmental responsibility, and the power of being true to oneself.

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Christian Donn Miguel C. Dangilan 9-Office Technology (Happy Feet)

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Christian Donn Miguel C. Dangilan 9-Office Technology (Happy Feet)

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"The Gift of The Magi" is a story about two young married couple named Jim and Della, who are having financial problems. As Christmas is about to come, both of them were thinking of getting a gift for each other. Della had adored these ornamental combs made of tortoise shells and jeweled rims, while Jim wanted to get a chain for his watch. Both of them didn't have much money to afford what each other wanted, so they sold something that was most important to them, which was Della's beautiful long hair, and Jim's perfectly good watch. At Christmas, Della came back home with short hair which made Jim surprised. Della thought that Jim would hate her for cutting her hair so short, but instead Jim had been shocked because he got her the combs she has been wanting, only to realize that Della's long beautiful hair was gone because she sold it to buy a beautiful chain for Jim's watch. This story symbolizes what we would do for love, and what we are capable of sacrificing for our loved ones, such as our most valuable possession.

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Dia M. Mahaguay (9-OT) - "The Gift Of The Magi"

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Dia M. Mahaguay (9-OT) - "The Gift Of The Magi"

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Mumble is born to a colony of Emperor penguins, where attracting a mate is done by singing a unique “heartsong.” Due to Memphis—his father—briefly dropping the egg during the harsh winter, Mumble was born unable to sing, but with an extraordinary talent for tap dancing. His inability to sing makes him an outcast, and despite the support of his mother, Norma Jean, and his childhood friend Gloria, the other penguins see his dancing as unnatural.  Blamed for the colony’s dwindling fish supply, Mumble is exiled and embarks on a journey to find answers. Along the way, he befriends a group of energetic Adelie penguins led by the charismatic Ramón and later encounters the wise Rockhopper penguin, Lovelace. Together, they venture beyond their icy home, eventually discovering that humans are the ones affecting the fish population.  Captured and placed in a zoo, Mumble’s dancing catches the attention of humans, who realize the penguins need help. Returning to his colony, he inspires the other penguins to dance, drawing human intervention that leads to fishing restrictions. Mumble is finally accepted for who he is, proving that sometimes, being different is what changes the world.

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Sue and Johnsy, who live together in New york.  When the last leaf on the vine outside their window falls, Johnsy gets terminally ill with pneumonia and loses all hope.  He surreptitiously paints a realistic leaf on the wall where the vine grows to give Johnsy hope one stormy night, despite Sue's attempts to console her.  Johnsy finds the will to live again and starts to get better when she realizes that the leaf has not fallen in spite of the rain.  But after painting the leaf in the rain and cold, it turns out that Mr. Behrman contracted pneumonia.  He passes away from the sickness, giving his life to save Johnsy via his artistic and charitable deed.

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Jewel Nichole Viray 9-OT (The last leaf) 

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Jewel Nichole Viray 9-OT (The last leaf) 