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    Literary devices are used to help the reader connect and understand characters and to give those characters depth. Anthropomorphism is a literary device that is the attribution of human characteristics or behavior to a god‚ animal‚ or object. An example of anthropomorphism is Rudyard Kipling’s "Rikki-tikki-tavi". Rikki-tikki-tavi is a mongoose that is the hero of the story because he saves Teddy and his family‚ who are people who have taken Rikki into their home. Rikki shows his heroic characteristics

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    Arima Character Analysis

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    Alright alright alright so let’s get right to the subject of Arima. Kaneki and Shachi were both forced on Arima’s eyesight and both seemed to fail when they tried to attack Arima from his blind spot. Now as we read more about Arima‚ we tend to look at his facial expressions instead of other important things‚ like his hands. Arima is ambidextrous as you may or may not have noticed when he’s attacking. In Tokyo Ghoul chapter 73‚ Arima tells Hirako that he has two arms and makes fun of him in a way

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    Bayard Character Analysis

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    To make sense of what was going through Bayard’s mind during the time of his father’s death we need to start at the most basic level‚ which is Socrates’ character model. Bayard‚ by disobeying the people around him‚ and not killing Redmond‚ was placing his cares in the state of his soul rather than being concerned with upholding his reputation in his community. He knew that to maintain his status of man of

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    small dog. Crawling out of the ditch people were getting out of their cars yelling obscenities at me for blocking traffic‚ but I did not care. I looked down and saw the bright hazel eyes of the dog I had just rescued. I could see the words “thank you” coming from them. After I had taken it to the Houston SPCA I learned that the dog was being used in dog fights and was abandoned by its owners. Then later it was hit by a car. The veterinarians there told me that if I had not brought the dog to

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    The Significance beyond the Mark In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Birthmark” he focuses on two main characters‚ Georgiana‚ a beautiful woman with a “crimson… mark… on her left cheek [in the shape of a] human hand” (Hawthorne 6)‚ and Georgiana’s husband‚ Aylmer‚ which is very obsessed with Georgiana’s birthmark. Hawthorne focuses on these two characters due to the great significance they both have with the mark on Georgiana’s face. In the novel‚ Aylmer wants to remove Georgiana’s birthmark because he

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    Piggy Character Analysis

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    A monster lurks in the forest; boys are fighting for power; and a war breaks out on a once-peaceful island. In this kind of situation‚ a hero is needed to calm things down. Heroes are normally perceived as many things: astonishingly smart‚ stupidly brave‚ or even with superhuman powers. But a true hero does not measure up to be the perfect being‚ but he is sometimes just another face in the crowd‚ such as Piggy‚ from William Golding’s Lord of the Flies. Piggy‚ although very underrated‚ stands a strong

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    Lyddie Character Analysis

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    People have different kinds of character traits. Some traits are tangible like the color of your hair and eyes. These traits describe physical characteristics. Other traits are intangible that describe someone’s personality. In the book Lyddie‚ I have chosen to describe some of the intangible traits of Lyddie and compare them to myself. Lyddie has many different intangible traits in the book. Some of her traits are confidence‚ bravery‚ determination and independence. Lyddie shows her

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    Hilarity and mayhem collide in “The Nerd‚” the latest comedy staged by Vive Les Arts Theater in Killeen opening Fri. Apr. 8 at 7 pm. Written by the late playwright‚ Larry Shue‚ the plot centers on a surprise visit from Rick Steadman (The Nerd) to see his old Vietnam War buddy Willum Cubbert. During the war‚ Rick saved Willum’s life‚ so Willum happily lets his friend stay for a few days until Rick’s quirky personality and behavior become unbearable. Finally‚ Willum hatches a scheme along with his

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    to betray others for self benefit at any given opportunity. These traits can be seen in characters used in Tennessee Williams’ plays‚ Streetcar For Desire and Cat On a Hot Tin Roof. Stanley and Big Daddy‚ two crucial domineering and manipulative parental figures‚ mistreat their families and others around them to demonstrate their power and authority. In both of Tennessee Williams’ works‚ he creates characters which use mendacity to hide their true emotions in order to establish their power and authority

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    I genuinely did not expect to learn this much from the book Unbroken. The story of Louie Zamperini was unexpectedly much more understandable and relatable than I first imagined. Seeing the main character was a former war hero‚ I found it surprising I was able to connect to him as I happen to be fourteen. In my opinion‚ readers can easily compare similar situations in their life‚ regardless of their age. A point often overlooked‚ Louie is a true survivor. He was stranded forty-seven days on a crammed

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