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    Pushkin and the Golden Age of Political Thought Perhaps one of the most important political poems in the Russian language‚ Alexander Pushkin’s The Bronze Horseman‚ has been revered as both a literary masterpiece and manifesto for the modern Russian political landscape. In the realm of political science discipline‚ Pushkin emphasizes the relationship between the state (manifested in the equestrian statue of Peter the Great outside of Saint Petersburg) and the individual (Evgenii). The poem is a

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    Headless Horseman‚ who is the ghost of a Hessian trooper who had his head shot off by a stray cannonball during the American Revolutionary War‚ and who "rides forth to the scene of battle in nightly quest of his head". Ichabod disappears from town‚ Katrina marry Brom Bones‚ who was Although the nature of the Headless Horseman is left open to interpretation‚ that the Horseman was really Brom in disguise in a little village call tarry town. The legend of this story is the headless horseman‚ phenomenon

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    honorable thing in which young men could obtain fame and die bravely‚ rather than a place where many people died for no reason as Bierce obviously did. Many of his stories however‚ do talk about "bravery‚" and "honor‚" such as the stories "A Horseman in the Sky" and "A Son of the Gods." Both of these stories speak of brave individuals who do as they believe duty calls. I believe‚ however‚ that Bierce had subtle meanings to some of the wording he used‚ making his stories seem to be at almost a sarcastic

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    reads. The narrator also admits to complete ignorance of one of the defining moments of the story—Katrina’s imagined rejection of Ichabod—as well as to its ending. He does‚ however‚ relay a scene which he can only have knowledge of if Crane (or the horseman) has told his story. There were no other witnesses. Given the narrative frame of the tale‚ we know that the narrator is not omniscient but has had to rely on others’ tales. Yet‚ the narrator has not demonstrated that factuality is the point. It is

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    “The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow” is a short story that was written by Washington Irving in 1820 and then was later on turned into a movie in 1999 by Tim Burton. The short story “Legend Of Sleepy Hollow” is based on a well-known legend of the headless horseman in the small town of sleepy hollow. This short story tells the tale of the alleged disappearance of the main character‚ Ichabod Crane. This story‚ leaves you guessing as to what is the truth about Ichabod Crane’s disappearance? While in the movie

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    Malone‚ Mariaun The tone and theme affect the mood in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by telling what the main idea of the story will be about. The tone is a mixture of funny‚ playful‚ and horror. The headless horseman is known by bad things but he is used to do funny things. The theme of the story is love and community. Mood‚ tone‚ and theme all have something in common because it puts together the book. The mood is boring‚ foreshadowing‚ suspenseful‚ and scary. The author described things scary

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    Reflection The Legend of the Sleepy Hollow is a story of a headless horseman searching for his missing head. In the story‚ the headless horseman used to cut heads by whoever his controller wants or asks him to be beheaded. It is a story that has a mixture of different witchcrafts produced by some of the major characters.If we say witchcraft‚ these pertains to a sorcery as practiced by a witch or witches usually with the aid or through the medium of an evil spirit. The start of the story easily

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    and set up pranks and scary stories to try keep Ichabod away. The play reaches its climax when Ichabod runs into the Headless Horseman on his way home from a party at the Van Tassel’s. After being struck in the head by the cranium (more commonly viewed as a pumpkin) of the Headless Horseman the reader is left speculating whether Ichabod was murdered by the Headless Horseman or if Ichabod has simply run away from the peculiar town of Sleepy

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    Ichabod left the party. He thought‚ as he passed by a bridge‚ that he perceived the Headless Horseman. The Headless Horseman is one of the characters in a story that he loved to talk about to the elderly biddies in the town. He tried to run; however the Horseman threw his head at him. In the morning the townsfolk found his hat lying by the water. A certain amount of persons speculated that the Headless Horseman carried him of‚ although most conjectured that Brom somehow frightened off the scarecrow-looking

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    of descriptive imagery; his imagery really gives a true visualization of the story. “ A pleasing land of drowsy head it was‚ Of dreams that wave before the half shut eye‚ And of gay castles in the clouds that pass‚ Forever flushing round the summer sky” (page 1).” Sleepy Hollow is used to describe the real world. Poe uses imagery all over his story The Masque of the Red Death‚ describing the rooms‚ the figure and more. For example: “Now in no one of the seven apartments was there any lamp or candelabrum

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