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A 4 page creative tutorial that examines conditions of moving from Illinois to Tennessee at the age of 13. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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4 pages (~225 words per page)
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who is an adult and has always lived in Maine, will find it very challenging perhaps to move to a state like Georgia where many things are different. Even simple
weather changes can be a challenge for many in relationship to not only physical changes and adaptations but also emotional changes. A state that has a great number of evergreens
may seem incredibly closed in to one who experiences the changes of a season and the dropping of leaves. The point is, that no matter who someone is, or how
old they are, moving from one state to another can be very challenging. The following paper presents a tutorial creative examination of a 13 year old individual moving from Illinois
to Tennessee. Moving from Illinois to Tennessee One of, perhaps, the most important elements of this situation is the fact that at the age of 13 there are
many emotional, physical, sociological and psychological changes taking place in an individual, whether they are female or male. Moving at such a time could be incredibly devastating especially if the
individual has a very strong foundation of friends and community in their state of Illinois. This particular aspect is dramatized in the following from a first person perspective: "I was
so angry at my parents. Why did they have to move to Tennessee? I hate it and I hate them sometimes! I had to leave all my friends behind, even
my new girlfriend and now I have to go to Tennessee where people live in the woods and are stupid! Illinois is a great state and everything I hear about
Tennessee is just horrible. They are Hillbillies! I hate it! I hate that we are moving there! My life is ruined!" In writing a story about such an event
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