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    morgan

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    A recent film that I have studied in class has managed to unsettle me‚ to change my views about major issues such as gender and family I found Billy Elliot to be a moving and uplifting film about motherless Billy fulfilling his dream of becoming a ballet dancer‚ in the process overcoming the objections of his father and brother. By setting the movie in the context of a mining community‚ and more specifically against the backdrop of the 1980’s miners’ strike they were able to refer to gender and class

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    History of the Illuminati   The Illuminati trace their origins back thousands of years to their conception as a result of the genetic inbreeding between a reptilian extraterrestrial race and humanity.  Their modern origin‚ however‚ traces back to the 1760s and a man named Adam Weishaupt‚ who defected from the Catholic church and organized the Illuminati‚ financed by the International Bankers.  Since then‚ according to the Illuminati‚ their top goal has been to achieve a “one world government”

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    Was Billy Bishop a Hero or a Fraud? An event that occurred in historical time and has evolved the world into an improved environment today is classified as a defining moment. Many famous Canadian men‚ women‚ and children have become a part of the defining moments for many reasons‚ such as being a soldier who fought in WW1 and WW2‚ or being an actor or actress or being a part of the election parties. One of the men which were popular in the World War 1 was Billy Bishop. William Avery Bishop was the

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     Because of Billy’s time travel‚  death does not represent the ultimate end to one’s life. Therefore‚ to Billy death does not retain  the importance that it does to others. The use of "So it goes" in the novel points out the  inevitability of death but also represents the idea that  each person is living through different  moments in time giving death has no meaning.  Billy’s early mentions of “so it goes” in the novel show how Billy equalizes all deaths on

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    the character of Billy Pilgram‚ Vonnegut conveys his points with Billy’s reactions and common characteristics. Billy Pilgram could not be any more a human then if he was actually walking amongst us. With basic characteristics of simplicity‚ confusion and general common sense‚ any one can relate to what Billy is and was going through. By successfully portraying this personality of Billy’s‚ Vonnegut creates a complex yet oddly simple character for audiences to follow. For Billy‚ it truly is a gift

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    message to the world; this message can be good or bad‚ important or superficial‚ critical or supportive‚ but every story needs an initial purpose. Slaughterhouse-Five‚ written by Kurt Vonnegut‚ was published post World War II and follows the life of Billy Pilgrim who witnesses the fire-bombing of Dresden‚ Germany during that time. On the surface‚ the story seems to be just a jumble of confusion and chaos without any significant insight into life‚ war‚ or human nature. However‚ it is by means of the

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    introduces his wartime friend Bernhard O’Hare. Although it seems like it might not belong at all‚ this chapter gives an introduction that might be needed for a character like Billy Pilgrim. Many times you can see how important Vonnegut is in the story and how important the story is for him. The main character of the novel is Billy Pilgrim. In the first few paragraphs of chapter two you can immediately tell

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    Slaughterhouse Five tells the story of Billy Pilgrim who has become “unstuck in time.” Young Billy is born and raised in Ilium‚ New York‚ he is "tall and weak‚ and shaped like a bottle of Coca-Cola‚" and studying to be an optometrist. He is drafted into the U.S. military and despite his scrawny‚ weak build‚ he is sent to Europe to fight. While fighting in Germany‚ Billy is all of a sudden sent to 1968‚ where the plane he was on has crashed into the mountains of Vermont. He becomes aware that we possesses

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    later‚ indicating that modernization is not effective and beneficial to all – while it has contributing to turning our country into what we are used now‚ modernization left behind many who were used to life before its conception. Billy Eliot: Like In DAL And Los in Billy Elliott the text concentrates on Billy’s family challenging his personal

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    Vonnegut writes about World War ||. While writing about the reality of war‚ Vonnegut also writes about Billy Pilgrim’s life both before and after the war‚ and from his travels to the planet Tralfamadore. Billy is able to move both forwards and backwards through his lifetime in an unpredictable cycle of events. Since Slaughterhouse-Five’s central topic is the horror of the Dresden bombing‚ Billy comes across many questions about the meanings of life and death. Throughout the novel‚ Vonnegut uses irony

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