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    him by saying‚ “when I come around askin you what I’m supposed to do you’ll know you’re big enough to tell me‚” in reply to John Grady’s concerns about him smoking. Feeling powerless and rebellious and somewhat irrelevant‚ he runs away with Lacey Rawlins. From the beginning of the journey the reader can tell that John Grady has come

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    Grady ever finds the place he truly belongs. John Grady Cole is a sixteen year old boy with a naive view of what life might be like‚ and he enters Mexico with this mindset and gets into various predicaments because of this. During John Grady and Rawlins time in prison they have a conversation with Emilio Perez‚ which really resonated

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    imagery and allusion. The racial tensions between the people in L.A. throughout the book are truly real and able to be experienced. Walter Mosley uses these tangible literary devices to show the reader the heartfelt pain that the main character‚ Easy Rawlins‚ feels‚ and in the same way smoothly resolves Easy’s inner conflict. He feels that by proving the innocence of a white man‚ and taking time away from his family he is doing a wrong thing‚ but when he comes to think about it he feels that by helping

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    road of trials‚ the meeting with the goddess ‚ and the ultimate boon.McCarthy states several Road of Trials to reveal a series of test‚ tasks ‚ or ordeals that John must undergo to begin his transformation.John encounters his road of trials when Rawlins challenges John‚ “this is our last chance”(79). This scene characterized John‚ being the responsible and loyalty one to Blevins by not abandoning him and being a father like figure for Blevins after all he did get his horse back. In addition ‚ the

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    All the Pretty Horses follows the journey of sixteen year old John Grady Cole and his friends chasing after a cowboy life about half a century too late. John Grady Cole‚ Lacey Rawlins and Jimmy Blevins learn a lot about reality and maturity in pursuing their romantic ideal. The horses throughout All the Pretty Horses symbolize the romanticized‚ honorable Old West‚ which is jeopardized by corruption but ultimately saved by John Grady Cole. There are multiple references to a special connection between

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    HMXP Mr. Stokes November 3‚ 2013 Glory For many Americans‚ the Civil War is but a distant event in our nation’s past‚ remembered only for the sake of passing an exam or impressing your peers at a dinner party. While this pivotal war may have taken place generations before us‚ its significance reverberates even today. Within this war fueled by racial disagreements and political issues‚ one platoon stood up against the waves of injustice to boldly fight for their inalienable rights. When filmmaker

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    This idea raises the question of: why was it not possible for Glory to be the experiences of Black troops as told by Black soldiers? Having the point-of-view shift from Shaw’s to Trip’s‚ Thomas’‚ or Rawlins’ would have allowed viewers to stray away from the one-dimensional idea that all Black people of the 19th century were unmotivated and complacent slaves. Though Glory’s intentions were to showcase the Black experiences of 54th regiment‚ but that ultimately

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    In Cormac McCarthy’s novel All the Pretty Horses‚ the setting is used to represent the main characters transformation over time from one terrain to another. The limitedness of the Texan terrain scattered with barbed wire restrictions identifies the restlessness that motivates John Grady’s brevity in the region at the beginning of the novel. Meanwhile‚ the Mexican wilderness that John Grady Cole’s sets out for comes to epitomize how the vast territory of fenceless space shapes his experiences as they

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    As the first official document that defined the United States government‚ the Articles of Confederation both reflected the principles and view points of the American Revolution and emphasized the practical uncertainties of democratic government. To say that the Articles of Confederation provided the United States with an effective government‚ would be over-exaggerating quite a bit. The Congress was weak‚ and was purposely designed to be weak. They were purposely set up as a weak government so that

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    leader Frederick Douglass. The movie starts off with a war scene where Robert Gould Shaw (played by Mathew Broderick) serves as a Captain with the Second Massachusetts Infantry at the Battle of Antietam where he is wounded. After being found by John Rawlins (played by Morgan Freeman) he returns to his parents. Here it is announced that there shall be an all black volunteer regiment formed with the help of Frederick Douglass‚ and Robert Shaw has been nominated for colonel. At first‚ it seems like Shaw

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