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According to Gascon, et al (2017), all social creatures need healthy social relationships for maximum well-being, a notion that involves social acceptance and plays out throughout the life span. In early childhood, we all need a friend that is accessible to play with and in the teenage years, we require friends that accept us and let us hand round them after school. Further, in the adolescent years, we need friends that enjoy what we enjoy, who think like us, and dress like us. We want our budding identity to reflect in our support by friends. The text is an expression of Nel’s persona, behavior, and character from an outward perspective. Her good character is associated with her upbringing and is attributed to her mother who was also excellent in everything she did. On the other hand, Nel is always visiting Nel as she sees it as a way to refresh her mind and get away from her home. This scenario is an expression of the definition of when good meets bad.<\/p>\n
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Gascon, Mireia, et al. “Outdoor blue spaces, human health and well-being: A systematic review of quantitative studies.”\u00a0International journal of hygiene and environmental health\u00a0220.8 (2017): 1207-1221.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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