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    The Hobbit is a tale of Bilbo Baggins and his quest for harrowing adventure‚ with themes of a literal and metaphorical search. His character drastically develops in the hunt of this journey’s goal. Often in the land of Middle Earth‚ the idea of quests is dismissed by Hobbits. Bilbo‚ in reality‚ is helping Gandalf by agreeing to support Thorin & Co. on their quest to fight for what was once theirs‚ the kingdom under the mountain. But one may say that this is Bilbo’s pursuit to venture out

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    Vision Quest It was the morning of my vision quest‚ everyone has been anticipating this except for me. When I walked out of my tepee I felt my hair rise sharply as the cold gust of wind-swept dust off the land. Then everyone blurted out in excitement‚ their faces had the same expression‚ eyes squinted‚ almost blind with joy‚ their smiles encompassed their faces. They made swift movements as they danced and chanted‚ they were about to see me off. I didn’t see the point in this‚ none of this seemed

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    Quests Dannie Abse

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    Quests Key: defined overleaf Repetition To reach the other world some sought hemlock in waste spaces: umbels of that small white flower still sway at eye-level when the eye is still; and some‚ at broad sunset‚ walked the sea-shore or prayed for their messiah in a darkening house. But Gods had human faces and were flawed. When prying Apion‚ with eerie conch‚ summoned Homer’s spirit to ask where he was born whose bloody head appeared above the

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    In the novel Heart of Darkness‚ the author Joseph Conrad uses the motif of darkness and the words “heart of darkness” to represent the unknown. For example‚ as our framed narrator travels via boat down the coast of Africa to begin his work with the company‚ he observes the ‘“edge of a colossal jungle‚ so dark-green as to be almost black‚ fringed with white surf‚ ran straight‚ like a ruled line‚ far‚ far away along a blue sea whose glitter was blurred by a creeping mist’” (Conrad 18). Here‚ darkness

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    Othello: Religious Motifs

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    Desdemona and Othello’s relationship. As a result‚ the twisted heaven and hell imagery used near the end of Othello reflects the eventual break down of Othello and Desdemona’s marriage. Thus‚ in Shakespeare’s Othello‚ the connotation of the religious motifs throughout are used to develop the idea that even the most loving couples have their flaws leaving them vulnerable to the destructive powers of jealousy brought on by the manipulative influences of others‚ resulting in suspicion and ultimately betrayal

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    What Is Gilgamesh's Quest

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    literature around the world. Like most epics Gilgamesh contains a quest on which the hero embarks upon. King Gilgamesh of Uruk is a strong‚ good-looking warrior who is two- thirds god and one-third man. Yet‚ he lacks one thing he desires‚ immortality. After the death of his friend‚ Enkidu‚ Gilgamesh fears that he too may die and seeks to remedy his mortality. The theme of Gilgamesh is to accomplish the impossible as he sets out upon a worthy quest that ends up changing him through his many trials yet is ultimately

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    Catcher In the Rye Motif

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    York City after being kicked out of school for the third time after his brother’s death. Drinking‚ smoking‚ and other self-destructive behaviors largely constitute most of Holden’s time spent over the course of these three days. Salinger uses the motif of avoidance to illustrate that teenagers hide from their problems in order to attempt an escape from the pain of reality. Holden tries to run away from the sources of his problems‚ thinking that this esape will allow them to be solved by themselves

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    Motif Of Blood In Macbeth

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    Alyssa Klimo English 3-4 Clean from my Hand I believe that the most prominent of the many motifs in Shakespeare’s play “Macbeth” was blood. Blood appears in nearly every scene‚ if not physically then at least as an idea. It is like a presence lurking in the background at every moment‚ waiting to make its grand appearance. In the opening scene of Macbeth‚ blood as well as grime covers the captain‚ who has just gotten back from one of the bloodiest battles of Scotland to that date. King

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    Motif Of Power In Macbeth

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    acknowledging the consequences until later. In William Shakespeare’s Elizabethan tragedy Macbeth‚ the corruptive quality of power influences the individual to go against their nature in order to obtain power by any means necessary. Shakespeare utilizes the motif of blood to show that the steps taken to obtain power will not always yield favorable results and the consequences will stay with the individual. In order to possess power‚ an individual may decide to commit an act that goes entirely against their

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    Using Bicycles As An Alternative To Automobiles October 21‚ 1996 Ecology & Design University of Colorado Abstract: This paper basically shows the reasons to use the bicycle as an alternative mode of transportation. It will points out the benefits of the use of a bicycle. It will also show what is being done to get rid of the negative aspects of using a bicycle for transportation. Bicycling is one of the fastest growing forms of recreation. People are drawn to it for many reasons‚ being

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