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    Two Paths‚ One Journey Reality can be an extremely tough and terrifying pill to swallow. There are many truths people do not want to accept and the path to accepting those truths is different for each person. In Leaving Gilead‚ Pat Carr depicts the story of Geneva Birdsong and her daughter‚ Saranell‚ as they come to terms with the real world during the Civil War era. Even though Saranell and Geneva have two different paths‚ they are both on the same journey to accepting reality. Even if there are

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    The year was 1984 and Halloween night. There was three boys‚ Tommy‚ Joey‚ and Bill. After a long night of trick or treating and receiving a million full size candy bars they get a dare. The dare is to enter the most feared and scary house in the neighborhood. The town was a small town with only a few neighborhoods and a couple schools. The house was very rundown as it lost all its color and every plant and tree is dead. There is often shadows seen and noises heard from an old man and even screams

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    A comparison of how Orwell and Atwood present state control in their dystopian novels‚ “1984” and “The Handmaid’s Tale”. State control is central to both ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ and ‘1984’ for they present totalitarian societies‚ whose politics is to impose control on the individuals of which they are comprised. Both authors express their concerns for these societies‚ run by extreme dictators‚ and how they dehumanise individuals by depriving them of essential freedoms. They are both tales of warning

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    Colors and Social Status in Handmaid’s Tale Characters in Handmaid’s Tale of Margaret Atwood have to dress in their color-coded costumes. The Handmaids wear red robe. Commander’s Wives costume is blue. Martha clothing is green. And black for Commander. These colors express their social status‚ role in the reproductive process‚ oppression‚ power and privilege while masking individuality. Firstly‚ it is color red for the Handmaids. The Handmaids are fertile women whose social function is to bear

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    By depicting the most horrific forms of dystopias‚ both George Orwell and Terry Gilliam successfully satirised the bureaucratic‚ totalitarian governments at their extreme. For this monumental task of lampooning the modern political system with references to past philosophers and authors‚ both Orwell and Gilliam incorporates very modest main characters. The protagonists Sam Lowry and Winston Smith both do not effectively fit into the classic ‘Hero’ type of behaviours‚ but are closer to an ordinary

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    Fairy tales have remained popular in various cultures. They are often regarded as stories meant for children‚ but adults still enjoy them. Recently‚ fairy tales have been incorporated in shows such as Supernatural‚ or completely reimagined and revamped into shows based entirely on the fairy tales‚ such as Once Upon a Time and Grimm. These tales are timeless and have served as teachers of morality and givers of hope. The fairy tale Hansel and Gretel has not been left out. It has likewise recently

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    Chapter 7 1) How does the scene with Moira in the past contrast to the narrator’s present existence? Offred’s flashback to her time student times with Moira highlights a direct comparison to the amount of freedom she had. Not only under others but also in time as well as having the choice of many options including clothes and behavior. It is also clear that both Offred and Moira had not a care in the world‚ there was no worries about being caught with a cigarette or not doing their work. Whereas

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    We all know Cinderella because of Walt Disney. The original folk tales from five cultures tells the real story of Cinderella. As of today‚ I probably only seen Cinderella maybe once or twice. Reading the folk tales gave me a better perspective of the real true story behind Cinderella. Each folk tale had similarities and each one had their differences. If I had to choose one of these folk tales that would be perfect for children to read‚ it would be Charles Perrault version. Some people might say

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    Comparison and Contrast of 1984 and The Hunger Games The two stories 1984 and The Hunger Games both have characters that show briefly‚ but affect the actions of the main character. These characters have many similarities and differences‚ although they are in different stories. An example character that appears briefly in 1984 is Julia. Similarly‚ in The Hunger Games‚ an example would be Prim. In 1984‚ Julia is very important to the action of Winston Smith. She is a rebel of the Party

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    It is 1984 George Orwell’s novel “1984” depicts a nation called Oceania where telescreens follow your every move with intimidating faces of the leader Big Brother. The main character Winston Smith is a member of the ruling party as a low ranking member. The party sizes power over everything having to do with natural rights‚ eventually giving the people rights to no freedom. In a lot of ways‚ today’s society is similar to the one in George Orwells book‚ just less severe. Todays society

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