To find quotes and analysing them and what does this suggest.
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In general, we can see that people face death with a certain fear. This fear is the result of unpredictability about what happens after death, in addition to the sadness and loneliness it causes. In my personal life, I have seen many people using religion to face death and support themselves when it appears. However, in the literature, we have very different examples. In "The Devil" for example, we can see the protagonist of the story seeing death with indifference and wanting to free himself, but not caring about the death of others. In "The monkey's paw," on the other hand, we see the characters trying to cheat death and fail.
Answer: Number 1 (the speaker’s main idea and supporting ideas)
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I believe people should be legally required to get vaccines. I believe so for a few reasons. To keep everyone safe from sicknesses, such as the flu or tetanus, they would need vaccines. Making these vaccines legally required would lower everyone's chances of contracting such illnesses. It would keep everyone safer. It would also make it much easier to stop surges of illnesses. In conclusion, people should be legally required to get vaccines to lower chances of illnesses and to keep others as safe as possible.
