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    The authors brilliant use of figurative language and imagery illustrating Bartons occupation produces a character deficient of personality and feeling. This genius utilization of words forces the reader to experience a sense of urgency amidst the bitter conditions within the story. The Cold Equations is a fictional tale consumed with chilling imagery expertly depicted by the author‚ vividly generating a cold atmosphere lacking personality and emotion. Goodwins effective delineation of the frontier

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    impact to the reader. Such as “simple” has connotations with innocence which establishes the soldier is still a young boy and not a man. In the 3rd line of the first stanza Sassoon quoted “slept soundly”. The usage of sibilance creates a harsh and bitter tone throughout the stanza. Also‚ it add an importance on the phrase “slept soundly”. People who can sleep soundly are the people who have nothing to worry about before they go the bed. This

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    Fortunato’s side of the story. Considering that he is the only source that we have‚ we must suppose he is being unreliable. To justify his actions through his words. Montresor was dedicated to his own point of view‚ which is cruel‚ vicious‚ shrewd‚ and bitter. Montresor doesn’t mind telling us about his torture and murder of Fortunato he thinks what he did was the right way to handle the situation. Montresor is reliable because Fortunato deserved it. Montresor says that he

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    back to Mesoamerica from the Mayans and Aztecs civilizations. Both the Aztecs and the Mayan consumed large quantities of xocolatl (bitter water) as a luxury drink. The Mayan version of xocolatl was a rather bitter little potion made from roasted cocoa beans‚ water and spices. However‚ the Aztec version was described as ‘finely ground‚ soft‚ foamy‚ reddish‚ and bitter with chili water‚ aromatic flowers‚ vanilla and wild bee honey.’ They used cocoa beans for currency. The Mayan used cocoa for the treatment

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    By painting the "the doors and screens" she hopes others will follow the illusion instead of looking at what she really experiences. The introduction of the lemon tree in stanza three gives one clues about her pain. Here the symbol of pain is the bitter lemon rind. She states‚ "It is prudent to thus restrain one’s eden/Indoors." Here she suggests that it is vital to sustain a sense of order within so that emotions don’t get the best of oneself. This is supported by the line‚ "And

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    cold weather front sweeping into the sleepy Alabama town not only laid the groundwork for important plot points‚ but also carried with it deeper significance. The onset of a cold winter in the setting of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird portended a bitter cold front to come in the relationships between the Finches and the Maycomb townspeople. Snow had not come to Maycomb since 1885‚ last visiting the town decades before the Finch children were born. When it did arrive‚ the children experienced an entirely

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    part of everyday life‚ racism was so bad Negros were dropping left and right. America is a culture of many races‚ to understand segregation and the level of its severity‚ we have to understand the problems blacks and whited have. Those problems are bitter and unfair treatment of blacks and segregation among everyday life. The 1960’s were climactic point in America history‚ America was forged in the fires of adversity and came to be the greatest nation ever lived. Many countries have there up and down

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    Valedictorian Speech My five-year tenure in blah ran the gamut from sweet to bitter. Beyond a shadow of a doubt‚ the hoard of knowledge and experience that I have accumulated in this span of time has made my well of wisdom seemingly bottomless. I draw on these depthless riches of mine to help keep me afloat in the tempestuous‚ shark-infested waters of life. Each unique experience has given me new vision and a fresh perspective on life and education. From being a dewy-eyed schoolboy‚ a

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    Pasay City. The store has a floor area of 15 x 30 feet. It carries the name “BitterSweet” to symbolize its product‚ low-fat‚ vegetable ice cream. “Bitter” for vegetables since most people perceive vegetables as bitter and the main offering of the store is the ampalaya-flavored ice cream which may seem interesting since the said vegetable has a bitter taste‚ and “Sweet” for the taste of ice cream. Product . BitterSweet ice cream is made especially to promote a fulfilling yet a healthy life. It

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    the beginning of the sonnet. “Thou hast made me‚ and shall thy work decay?” In other words‚ “You’re making your own creation look bad if you don’t help me to become holy again.” This starts out the sonnet with a bitter tone‚ a favorable way for Donne to begin. But in the end‚ the speaker is pleading God to give him wings‚ ending the sonnet with a sense of desperation. The worried tone of the last few lines is a rather common one in the Holy Sonnets. It exhibits

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