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In Chapter 37, "Nothing to be Scared About," of Rebecca Skloot's, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," Deborah's health worsens.

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Direct characterization on page 308, "...and found her in her bed, arms crossed on her chest, smiling."

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Direct characterization on page 299, "She sat in the front pew in a red dress suit."

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Direct characterization on page 295, "Beautiful and otherworldly--glowing green and moving like water."

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Direct characterization on page 286, "Her cheeks were splotchy and red."

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Direct characterization on page 279, "She was jittery and twitchy."

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Direct Characterization on page 270, "...A tall man with a thick white Santa Claus beard and wild bushy eyebrows."

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Direct characterization on page 261, "He was in his mid-thirties, with perfectly worn denim jeans, a blue plaid shirt, and shaggy light brown hair.

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Deborah with Rebecca

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A stroke

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angels

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The Holy Bible

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Elsie Lacks

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Crownsville

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Christoph lengauer

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We could research more about what happen in Clover, like was was everything distorted and gone.

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I think that in chapter 38, "The Long Road to Clover," will be about Deborah and Rebecca making a trip to Clover.

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We could research about which community center Deborah when to that offered adult education classes.

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I think that in chapter 37, "Nothing to Be Scared About," will be about when Deborah goes back to see the doctor and gets bad news.

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We could research more about the passage in the bible Gary looked up.

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I think that in chapter 36, "Heavenly Bodies," will be about Deborah trying to "burden them cells."

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We could research about other people experiencing what Gary does, which is channeling the Lord in the middle of a conservation.

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I think that in chapter 35, "Soul cleaning," will be about Deborah and Rebecca coming clean and telling trues about each other.

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We could research more about the mug shot in the newspaper in 1997 of Lawrence's son with the captain of "WANT. LAWRENCE LACKS, ROBBY W/DEADLY WEAPON.

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I think that in chapter 34, "The Medical Records," will be about Rebecca taking notes and reporting on Deborah mother's medical records.

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We could research more on Crownsville Hospital in 1955 when Elsie Lacks died, like about the scientist researching on patients to study Pneumoencephalographic and skull x-ray studies.

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I'll do the predictions and research extension.

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What did Doctor Christoph mean when he said, "Yeah, Hopkins pretty much screwed up, I think."

Why did Doctor Christoph tell them the should fight for some of the money they deserve, its not his business is it?

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I think that in chapter 33, "The Hospital for the Negro Insane," will be about Deborah and Rebecca will researching about hospitals injustices that black people when threw.

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We could research more about all the HeLa clones anyone could purchase.

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We could research if Rebecca Skloot actually set up a scholarship fund for the descendants of Henrittaa Lacks.

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I think that in chapter 32, "All That's My Mother," will be about Deborah see her mother's cells for the first time.

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Direct characterization on page 254, "A seven-foot-tall, half-black, half-white goddess who's part dead and part alive."

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Ambien

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In chapter 31, 'HeLa, Goddess of Death,' Deborah begins to really trust Rebecca. They spend as much time as possible together, laughing and enjoying each others company as friends. Deborah is still struggling with trusting Rebecca, so Rebecca makes an effort to do whatever she needed to to gain Deborah's trust. As their relationship deepens, Deborah finally is able to trust her, and tells her that she will give her her mother's medical files when she is ready. Rebecca agrees, and they continue on as friends. Deborah begins taking a sleeping drug that make her very lethargic, and her grandsons call it the 'Dummy Drug.' We learn of all of the illnesses Deborah has, and how she cant afford to get them all treated. While on this drug, Deborah spends most nights printing out any article she finds that even mentions the name 'Henrietta,' or 'HeLa.' While searching HeLa, she finds that there is a Marvel character named HeLa, who seems very symbolic of her mother's cells. At the end of the chapter, Deborah and her brother Zakariyya agree to meet with a doctor named Christoph Langauer to finally see HeLa cells for themselves.

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We could research more on the story Rebecca wrote about Henrietta Lacks for Johns Hopkins Magazine.

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I think that in chapter 31, "HeLa, Goddess of Death," will be about Scientist figuring out that HeLa is killing cells or contamating other cells.

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I think that in chapter 30, it will be about Rebecca meeting Zakariyya for the first time.

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We could research more on Victor McKusick who wrote the book,"Medical Genetics" and took blood from Deborah.

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I think that in chapter 29, it will be about Rebecca the author finally meeting Deborah.

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We could research more on Richard Axel, and why he wanted to infect HeLa with HIV.

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Why did they think Rifkin's horror-film scenario would come true?

Why would they change the name of Henrietta cells even if they did make a new specie? It's still henrietta cells.

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I think that in chapter 28, it will be about reports trying to get informant on Henrietta and her family.

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We could research more on the BBC documentary process and the actually interview of Deborah.

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Direct characterization on page 242, "They were strikingly beautiful children."

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Direct characterization on page 233, "Deborah was a substantial woman."

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Direct characterization on page 219, "He was the first in his family to go to school.

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Direct Characterization on page 214, "Jeremy Rifkin, an author and activist who wa deeply invoved in a growing public debate over whether scientists should alter DNA."

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Zakariyya Lacks

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Deborah lacks with a picture of Henrietta lacks

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Adam Curtis

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HPV

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We need to set the roles of everyone so for now on I will do the literary devices and images.

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gold's book

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Direct characterization on page 207, "Deborah was thirty one and Pullum was forty six."

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This chapter relates to anyone who has had their privacy violated because the lacks family didn't give any permission to any doctor/scientist for Henrietta's medical records.

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This can relate to anyone that has been taken advantage of because the scientists only wanted the blood/DNA from Henrietta's children to further their research and not benefit the children.

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This chapter relates to Arnold in ATDPTI because some kids dehumanized Arnold, just like the scientists dehumanized John Moore by calling him MO.