Blog 15: Life-The Book and American History

Americans pay for health care by health insurance, sometimes jobs cover for health benefits, and their own money. The U.S Congress is coming up with ways to cover all the the citizens who do not have health care, and Barack Obama is making it one of his main goals as a president. The government is also trying to lower costs for health care and coordinate better health care.
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1. Someone who the reader would be able to connect with and someone who has some sort of conflict 

in their life. This way the reader will then care about what happens to 

the character. A character should also have personal traits that the
reader would admire and who can apply those traits to their specific
conflicts in their life.

An example is when Francis Collins is an atheist and sets his mind to never believe in God, and one day hiking he sees a frozen waterfall and feels that it is God's message to him.

2. The main thing that makes for a good plot is that it has subtle twists and turns that
the reader would most likely not see coming but enjoys to try and
figure out what would come next. And when something dire happens to the favorite character they can come out of, but it's touch and go for awhile. It also makes for a better plot when you use precise words to create suspense or tension.

An example of this is also in "The Covenant" when you would think that the judge would later allow stem cell research to be legal, but again charges it as illegal and stops the funding to it.

3. They use punctuation in order to include small tidbits of essential scientific information.

4. They provide characters with which the reader can easily connect with and/or respect which will in turn involve the reader more deeply in your plot.