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"A man is relieved and gay when he put his heart into his work and done his best"

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"A man is relieved and gay when he put his heart into his work and done his best"

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Misunderstood for education

Malala didn't know what wave of reform for women of the Islamic faith she would create when she survived a gunshot wound from the Taliban just because she wanted to go to school. Just by surviving that attack, she set a beautiful example for future leaders of Islamic Women's' Rights. She proved that she did not need a man to be successful in life. As she advocates for education and such, she did not reject her religion which forbids certain things women can and cannot do which made her misunderstood amongst people of her faith. Today she is living proof of being successful through religion can be done and that other breakthroughs can be made.

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Troye Sivan and Betty Who

Heaven was written to come out to the world and accept who you are as a person. The Emerson excerpt and this song coincide very nicely as they both reveal the vulnerable side of man. "The truth runs wild like a tear down a cheek..." This lyric fits nicely with the quote from Emerson about how " The eyes was placed where one ray should fall." Both either literally or metaphorically talk about the tears that fall down a man's face which represents the strength to be weak but to remain reliant on oneself to persevere. To further the vulnerability of the excerpt, Emerson talks about confession and how man should, "Bravely let him speak the utmost syllable of his confession." This quote once again fits perfectly with the chorus of Troye Sivan's Heaven, "Without losing a piece of me How do I get to Heaven? Without changing a part of me..." The wording of the two really show a deeper meaning of being truly accepting yourself showing that to the world.

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A Walk to Remember (movie)

In this movie Landon Carter embodies self-reliance by stepping out of the status quo and opens up and shows his true feelings about society. Through Jamie he illustrates character growth by learning why people do certain things for reasons. With Jamie's terminal illness in the know, he realizes that there are more things to life than what school brings to students. "Whoso would be a man must be a nonconformist" The massive growth Landon before and after the death Of Jamie Sullivan is the true epitome of self-reliance.

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Ralph Waldo Emerson