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    Commentary on Lawrence Binyon’s For the Fallen For as long as mankind continues to feel the need for international conflict and bloodshed‚ there will be war and hence‚ literature pertaining to war. Lawrence Binyon’s For the Fallen optimistically theorizes the exalted position of the deceased after succumbing to the horrors of war. Lawrence Binyon’s formulated transition which was further complimented by his precise vocabulary to emotionalize the dramatic situations aids the poem to effectively

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    In the story Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway‚ a man known as the American and his girlfriend are waiting for a train to Madrid. They are forced to make a very hard decision before the train arrives‚ on whether or not the girl should abort her pregnancy. The overall theme of hard choices are symbolized in different forms such as the setting. Hemingway uses the setting of the train station and the landscape that surrounds it‚ to help emphasize this overall theme of difficult decision

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    Juliet‚ a tragedy by William Shakespeare‚ Friar Lawrence plays a dominate role in the eventual death of Romeo and Juliet even though he is not on stage for most of the play. There are basically three major parts that lead to the tragedy; the marriage‚ the plan‚ and the inevitable deaths in all which Friar Lawrence plays a vital role.<br><br>Friar Lawrence plays an essential role in the marriage of young Romeo and Juliet. At Romeo’s request Friar Lawrence states‚ "In one respect I’ll thy assistant be;

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    Blinded by his good intentions‚ Friar Lawrence is unable to recognize the dangers of his actions‚ resulting in the tragic outcome of the protagonists. As Friar Lawrence agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet‚ he has only the best intents‚ hoping to‚ “turn [their] households’ rancor to pure love” (2.3 98-99). The extreme contrast between the “rancor” and “pure love” that the Friar discusses emphasizes that he only wants to help the Capulet and Montague families to resolve their issues for the sake of their

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    David Herbert Lawrence was an English novelist‚ poet and playwright. In 1908 Lawrence qualified as a teacher and found employment at Davidson Road School in Croydon. According to the author of D. H. Lawrence: The Life of an Outsider (2005): "He found the demands of teaching in a large school in a poor area very different from those at Eastwood under a protective headmaster. Nevertheless he established himself as an energetic teacher‚ ready to use new teaching methods like performing the Shakespearean

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    art to be created because‚ it is a story about the tragedy of two star-crossed lovers. In the play Friar Lawrence is a generous but decisive character who thinks he is doing good by helping Romeo and Juliet solve their problems. Friar Lawrence’s role in Romeo and Juliet foreshadows controversy with Romeo as well as Juliet. As the play continues we quickly learn that Friar Lawrence tends to be the voice of reason and the one many people listen to. The Friar gives his thoughts and explanations

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    Carolina Lopez English 1301 Professor McLemore May 2012 LITERARY ANALYSIS ABOUT “HILLS LIKE WHITE ELEPHANTS” The prose dialogue narrative in Hills like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway is an impressive feat. This story reveals the emptiness of the modern world. The girl and the American have been traveling in Europe and they stop at the train station waiting for the next train. While they are drinking liqueur sitting at the bar‚ they are talking about an "operation" in which the woman

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    Topic: discuss the role of setting as symbolic of the story in “Hills like White Elephant” The different symbols in “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemmingway are used to convey the different opinions‚ feelings and emotions of the characters and meaning of the story at hand. The symbolic devices and setting are used to effectively communicate the conflicts and obstacles that the two individuals are having. “Hills Like White Elephants” opens with this unusual couple drinking beer‚ at a

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    happy. Sunny was the smallest bear in his class and Panda was his best friend. They heard that there would be two new bears in the class. “Hey Panda!” Sunny greeted Panda. “What’s up?” Panda replied. “I heard that there are transfer bears from White Hills School.” Panda whispering. With smiling face‚ Sunny said “Mmmm .. Let’s see then. Maybe we can be theirs first friends!” “Oh! There’re coming!” Mr. Polar stood in front of the class and introduced the two new bears. “Good Morning little bears!

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    Which White Elephant Exactly? Ernest Hemingway’s short story ‘Hills like White Elephants’ depicts a couple‚ “the man” and “the girl”‚ casual conversation over drinks while awaiting the arrival of a train to Madrid. The story ends‚ as vaguely as it started‚ with the two about to embark on the train. Heminways’s use of ambiguous and vague language‚ dialogue‚ characterization‚ and metaphors in ‘Hills like White Elephants’ could leave his readers bewildered to the underlying subject matter of its

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