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7 pages. This is a sample memo that can be used as a model for communication in the workplace. An outline is provided as well as discussion on how this sample could be made better, to whom it is directed and why, and the background information as to why the communication was written. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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JGAlettr.wps Letter to a Mental Patient 07/2001 to Use This Paper Properly, Please
Visit paperwriters.com/aftersale.htm INTRODUCTION This is a hypothetical letter to a cousin who is a patient in a mental institution. Taking examples from various texts including works by Harriet
Jacob, Jane Austen, Kate Chopin and Charlotte Bronte, this letter is constructed using examples from works from each of these authors. THE LETTER Dear Celeste, I wanted to write
as soon as I was told you were well enough to receive mail. Imagine my shock when told that my favorite cousin had been institutionalized for visions of vampires
and other gothic horrors, and the undue suspicions that your future father-in-law, General Tilney of Northanger Abbey, had actually murdered his late wife (Austen, Northanger Abbey, PG). Let me assure
you this is not at all the case, and that General Tilney is indeed innocent of such charges. It was all a huge misunderstanding, and they understand what led
you to believe such tales in the first place: it was your brothers wicked fiance Isabella who had dreamt up such nonsense in the first place, and convinced you of
them. I am taking steps now to see that she is the one who be institutionalized rather than yourself. However, I am having somewhat of a problem
convincing the doctors entirely of your sanity, as they tell me that you continue to harbor fantasies about your true identity. The nurses seem to be on your side
however. One of the nurses, I am told, in referring to you to my aunt, your mother, that "every step she took toward relieving herself from obligations adds to
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