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    Discuss how the short story adheres to the conventions of crime writing; the great detective (refer to resource 2) The short story composed by Arthur Conan Doyle‚ The Problem of Thor Bridge directly adheres to the conventions of crime writing‚ specifically‚ the great detective. These conventions include narration by Watson‚ a distressed person begging Holmes for assistance‚ the observation of the crime scene to discover clues and the detective explains to others what has occurred to the other characters

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    Blood stains the coliseum doors Lies on the lips of a priest Thanksgiving disguised as a feast Rollin’ in the Rolls-Royce Corniche Only the doctors got this‚ I’m hidin’ from police Cocaine seats All white like I got the whole thing bleached Drug dealer chic I’m wonderin’ if a thug’s prayers reach Is Pious pious cause God loves pious? Socrates asks‚ “Whose bias do y’all seek?” All for Plato‚ screech I’m out here ballin’‚ I know y’all hear my sneaks Jesus was a carpenter‚ Yeezy‚ laid beats

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    they routed the first English who came to fight them. When Harold of England heard this he set out for the north‚ hurrying his grumbling soldiers along at a speed to which they were quite unaccustomed. King Harold and his men were only a day’s march from York when the invaders took the city by storm. That night the Northmen returned to their ships to sleep‚ and in the morning they rode gaily back to York‚ not knowing that danger was near. It happened that the day was very hot; those soldiers who were

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    Love The most prevalent theme in this story is Love‚ which two knights are ready to battle each other to get Emily. Palamon and Arcite are knights of Thebes. They are both captured and thrown into prison for lifetime by the duke name Theseus of Athens. In prison they see Emily from the bar window and both falls in love with her. They both argue about Emily that who should get her and not‚ but they had sworn oath to each other to be true and loyal to each other. Palamon saying “rather that you should

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    Masculinity is a prevalent theme in Arthur Miller’s A View From The Bridge. The four leading male characters in the play; Eddie‚ Rodolpho‚ Marco and Alfieri; each play different roles and different types of men. Miller has represented men and masculinity in an unforgiving light in the play. It appears that it is men that confuse and create problems in the characters’ lives. Each character’s actions are effected by the conflicting forces of determinism‚ where every event and situation is the inevitable

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    Ruby Bridges Thesis

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    way they are being treated and they make a change by rebelling against the status quo. Ruby Bridges‚ even though she didn’t realize it at first‚ is an example of someone who rebelled against the status quo to get the rights she deserved. Ruby was chosen to be one of the first black children to go to a white school. Monday‚ November 14‚ 1960 was the first day of integrated schools in New Orleans (Bridges‚ Ruby). On her first day‚ as she walked up the steps to her new school‚ there were many white

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    Far From the Madding Crowd: Setting and Theme Discuss the relationship between setting and theme in FFTMC. Setting and theme in Thomas Hardy’s novel “Far from the Madding Crowd” have a close relationship‚ and this is exemplified constantly throughout the story. With the most prominent themes in the novel include social hierarchy of the Victorian era‚ the concept of unrequited love‚ and fatal catastrophe‚ setting immerses these themes into the story. In particular‚ background

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    The novel The Other Side of the Bridge by Mary Lawson delves into the coming of age of a boy named Ian as he experiences the trials of the transition from adolescence into adulthood. The boy from the small Northern Ontario town of Struan interacts with a variety characters in the secluded‚ tight-knit community‚ with the most prominent of them being his childhood friend Pete. Their relationship is primarily centered around the pair’s passion for fishing and nature itself‚ where it is gradually revealed

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    Natural Bridge Cavern Tour This was my third trip to the Cavern in the last five years‚ but I believe this is the first time that I have taken the time to appreciate the time line that the rock formations truly represent. Our tour guide explained that the caverns were first explored and mapped in the 1960’s and have been under continual exploration and development since that time. According to the website it is the largest commercially operated cave system in Texas‚ though not the largest

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    context and tragedies of Romeo and Juliet. We have also learnt that the play is a big tragedy then was written over 350 years ago. Despite the age of Romeo and Juliet it still inspires the teenage audience to this day we can also relate the events and themes experienced by the two protagonists Romeo and Juliet. I have chosen to do act 5 scenes 3. In the churchyard that night‚ Paris enters with a torch-bearing servant. He orders the page to withdraw‚ then begins scattering flowers on Juliet’s grave. He

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