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Descriptive Essay Conclusion

The document discusses crafting an effective conclusion for a descriptive essay. It notes that an effective conclusion requires balancing summarization with originality to avoid redundancy, while also leaving an impactful lasting impression. Specifically, it must synthesize the key ideas without directly restating information and reinforce the overarching theme. Additionally, the conclusion should tie together any emotional threads explored in the essay and linger in the reader's mind through thoughtful word choice. It is important to avoid cliches and generic statements as well. Overall, writing an impactful descriptive essay conclusion is a challenging task that requires consideration of language, tone, and the overall effect on the reader.

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Descriptive Essay Conclusion

The document discusses crafting an effective conclusion for a descriptive essay. It notes that an effective conclusion requires balancing summarization with originality to avoid redundancy, while also leaving an impactful lasting impression. Specifically, it must synthesize the key ideas without directly restating information and reinforce the overarching theme. Additionally, the conclusion should tie together any emotional threads explored in the essay and linger in the reader's mind through thoughtful word choice. It is important to avoid cliches and generic statements as well. Overall, writing an impactful descriptive essay conclusion is a challenging task that requires consideration of language, tone, and the overall effect on the reader.

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Descriptive Essay Conclusion

Crafting a conclusion for a descriptive essay can be a challenging task that requires a delicate balance
between summarizing key points and leaving a lasting impression on the reader. The difficulty lies in
encapsulating the essence of the entire essay while avoiding redundancy and monotony. One must
strive to evoke a sense of closure and reflection without being overly explicit or repetitive.

To begin with, summarizing the main ideas without simply restating them verbatim requires finesse.
The conclusion should not regurgitate the same information presented in the body of the essay but
rather synthesize it in a way that reinforces the overarching theme. Striking this balance can be a
daunting task, as there's a fine line between reinforcing key points and sounding redundant.

Furthermore, the challenge extends to creating an emotionally resonant conclusion. Descriptive


essays often aim to elicit a visceral response from the reader by vividly depicting scenes, emotions,
or experiences. The conclusion must not only tie together these emotional threads but also leave a
lasting impact. Crafting sentences that linger in the reader's mind requires a keen understanding of
the emotional nuances explored throughout the essay.

Moreover, avoiding clichГ©s and generic statements is crucial. The temptation to resort to overused
phrases can be strong, especially when attempting to provide a sense of closure. However, a truly
effective conclusion requires originality and a departure from the mundane. This necessitates a
creative approach to language and expression, making the task of concluding a descriptive essay all
the more demanding.

In conclusion, writing a conclusion for a descriptive essay demands a delicate balance between
summarizing key points, evoking emotions, and maintaining originality. Striking this balance can be a
formidable task, requiring careful consideration of language, tone, and the overall impact on the
reader. It's an intricate process that challenges the writer to encapsulate the essence of the essay in a
few impactful sentences.

For those seeking assistance with such writing challenges, a variety of resources are available. Similar
essays, guidance, and more can be accessed on platforms like HelpWriting.net , providing valuable
support for individuals navigating the complexities of essay writing.
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opposite of on stage. It is well documented that his father became violent with him and his
brothers in order to push them to become successful. Thus, missing out on his childhood.
During his early life, Michael had an accident that resulted in burns on his head and face.
After this incident he had plastic surgery, changing the shape of his nose. Although he
was born an African American, it became apparent that he started to appear lighter and
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facing reality or facing the real world and solving real problems. The ego controls the Id
so that a normal way of acting according to society standards is present. Freud would
say that Michael s ego was underdeveloped and weak. This could explain why he couldn
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would know that having sleepovers with boys would be considered wrong in society s
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always surrounded himself with children, and preferred to be in the presence of
children than adults. He always stated that children were pure in the heart and less
manipulative than adults. The Id of Michael struggled with the ego. The ego was
never able to keep under control his desires and pleasures, allowing his Id to take over.
His creation of the amusement park shows how the Id overpowered his ego. The
amusement park wasn t only for children to enjoy, but for him to enjoy and relive his
childhood. Freud would analyze this gratification as becoming a core aspect of Michael s
personality.
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Russell Crowe s portrayal of John Nash in A Beautiful Mind was a relatively accurate
depiction. It displayed many of the various obstacles one would have to face in the event
that they were diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. However, there were certain
inaccuracies that could have been fixed. If a modern clinician were to treat Nash s
schizophrenia, they would apply multiple factors into a treatment plan that would be most
beneficial to him.
Movie Summary A Beautiful Mind takes place in New Jersey, and opens in the year
1947. It is about John Nash, whom at the time was a young college student from West
Virginia studying mathematics at Princeton University. Since the beginning of the movie,
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many scholarships at hand (Howard, 2002). After many years, Nash obtained his
doctorate and started working and teaching classes for MIT. He became highly
regarded in his field, and in 1953, he was sent to the Pentagon to break a code that
America had received from Moscow. After this, he was approached by a man named
William Parcher. He told Nash that he had to do more code breaking to try and find
the location of various Soviet bombs. Nash then believed that Parcher placed a
radioactive tracer in his arm (Howard, 2002). While working as a teacher, Nash met a
woman named Alicia Larde. Alicia was a student in Nash s class, and they had a
connection. He invited her to a party that would take place at the university, and Alicia
helped Nash in various social affairs that night, and this brought more affection
between the two. They stayed together, and eventually got married (Howard, 2002).
While working and teaching, Nash did work for Parcher by decoding hidden messages
in newspaper and other publishings. He would then send his results in the form of
letters in which he would drop off from a specifica drop box on private property. In
October of 1984, Nash believed Parcher picked him up and they were being chased by
another car, and they were being shot at. After this, his paranoia increased drastically.
Every car he saw he became suspicious of who was behind the wheel. He
Gates Of Fire Analysis
Published in 1998, Gates of Fire, by Steven Pressfield uses vivid imagery to tell the
intense story of The Battle of Thermopylae. He is a fictional and nonfictional historical
writer and usually writes novels on the perspectives of warriors of ancient Greece, so he
would be a reliable and qualified writer on this subject. This battle is one of the most
famous battles in history that was fought in ancient Greece, this story takes place in the
hot summer of 480 BC and the story is told in the perspectives Xeones, a captured Greek
from the city state of Sparta. Xeones is reflecting and explaing his own story to a scribe
for King Xerxes who is the enemy and Persian King. The king wants to know Xeones
version of events during this horrific battle.

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