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    impotency] if [he] hadn’t run into Brett when they shipped [him] to England” (31). Brett is Jake’s greatest weakness. Jake may have been able to face becoming impotent with grace if he had fallen for any other woman. However‚ Brett is someone with an insatiable sex drive and an inability to maintain a non-physical relationship. Thus‚ the both of them are unable to act on their feelings for each other‚ knowing that any attempt at an actual relationship would only end in failure and heartbreak. Jake might

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    The novel‚ A Tale of Two Cities‚ by Charles Dickens‚ is a work of historical fiction that portrays very real themes and ideas. Dickens follows the lives of various people in London and Paris during the French Revolution in which the cruel injustice of the nobility ensues the revolutionaries to take action to fight for equality. One of the most prominent themes in the novel is the fury of the French peasantry. The peasants‚ furious of their continuous mistreatment‚ no longer wished to suffer at the

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    like to comment upon the structure as well as the prevalent themes elaborated in the poem. The main themes of “The Waste Land” are : Eliot’s portrait of women‚ or the female characters as presented in the poem and the metaphor of the title and the emptiness and sterility of the modern world. The poem “The Waste Land” is divided into five parts: “The Burial of the Dead” ‚ “A Game of Chess”‚ “The Fire Sermon”‚ ”Death by Water” and “What the Thunder Said”. It opens with an intriguing

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    sad and negative message by writing how the house continues on with its day to day duties‚ and really describes the saddening emptiness of the house now that the family is gone‚ "only silence was here.” The house continues to make them breakfast‚ lunch and dinner‚ run their bath‚ light a cigar and read them poetry even though they aren’t there‚ making you feel the emptiness of a once family filled house‚ but now due to nuclear war it will never be the same again. ”Eight-one. tick-tock‚ eight-one o’clock

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    can wait for the end alone. In the story "The Sandbox"‚ the author makes a judgment about the younger generation’s attitude towards the older generation. The main theme of the story is the inability of people to communicate with each other‚ the emptiness of contemporary family life‚ and the meaninglessness of modern existence. The main characters play an important role in supporting the theme. As we see throughout the story‚ Mommy and Daddy are ignorant people. Mommy is domineering and cruel‚ while

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    extension the womb of the fire‚ Jack and his tribe effectively shift the power from one end of the island to the other. When he gains possession of the fire‚ Jack reveals a tyrannical state of fire. Under Jack’s influence‚ the fire and the boys become insatiable and vicious‚ as opposed to Ralph’s more domesticated and beneficial fire and group. Ralph realizes the fire’s overwhelming control and

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    In the year 2022‚ human overpopulation has reached such desperate proportions that New York City struggles to accommodate a population of 40‚000‚000 people‚ nearly half of them effectively homeless and out of work. A tiny minority of the super-rich live like omnipotent hereditary nobility‚ wantonly consuming hundreds of times their fair share of the planet’s dwindling resources‚ maintaining their mid-20th-century standards of living while the great bulk of their fellow men and women lack running

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    Water pipes efficiently carry water across the nation as far as cost is concerned. There is no trash to pile up in your local landfill. Special filters are available for those who prefer filtered water. You could reuse the same bottle if you have an insatiable desire for bottled water. Using tap water is obviously the better choice for the environment and for the survival of the human race as a whole. Production of bottled water is nothing but a mere convenience and a great deal of unnecessary pollution

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    travel down a negative road. I felt depressed and trapped inside my mind‚ like no one could hear my voice. Instead of living‚ it felt like I was just going through the motions and the longer I stayed like this the more the void inside of me felt insatiable. One day in class we were watching Spoken Word and after seeing how they were able to convey their emotions and gain empathy made realize that spoken word is something I have always wanted to do. That is when I found my

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    Lindblom and Galbraith Galbraith and Lindblom were alive during the same time and they both shared something in common– an analysis on the market. The market‚ for Galbraith and Lindblom‚ is seen as being steered by powerful monopolies rendering it inefficient and problematic especially for people in society. Both Galbraith and Lindblom share similarities in that the market had/has two separate spheres. For Lindblom‚ the market is an ideal free system of exchange that we no longer live in where

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