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    Disability General Purpose: to inform Specific Purpose: I want to inform my audience about Helen Keller Thesis Statement: Helen Keller is an admirable person because she was a hard worker‚ had a positive outlook on life and she was the first deaf/blind American to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree Imagine waking up‚ not being able to see or hear‚ living your life in a dark and silent world. Helen Keller was one of them. She may be misfortunate for losing her ability to see and hear. However‚ the things

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    Tragedies are mostly similar creatures. Whether it’s William Shakespeare’s Othello or Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman‚ a tragedy must abide by certain standards to be called a tragedy. Of course‚ it must be fatal; someone or something must die. Certain complexities like tragic flaws or foreshadowing may also appear. Irony plays a key part and takes many forms‚ including tragic‚ dramatic‚ or cosmic irony. There is‚ however‚ another necessary mechanism to create a solid‚ working tragedy: hamartia

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    poem “Thou Blind Man’s Mark” is a warning on the dangers of pure desire and its ability to blind people from more important wants or needs. The poem provides a conflict of interest between the endless pleasure desire seems to bring‚ and the harsh reality of how detrimental it proves itself to be. Sidney also uses numerous literary devices repeatedly‚ from personification and metaphors to anaphoras and repetition. Sidney begins his poem by giving desire various insulting remarks: “Thou blind man’s mark

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    Quinton Aron and Sandra Bullock. The film talks about a noble and merciful American family that adopts a destitute black teenager. The teenager’s name is Michael‚ and his mother takes drugs .and nurtures him to be a prolific left back that protects the blind side of the quarterback. He plays in that position for the Baltimore Ravens. It is worth noting that the teenager is adopted by a white family who doubles as Republicans and Christians. The cast is a reflection of Michael Lewis book that shared the

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    for an eye will make the whole world go blind.” He tries to simply convey that vengeance will eventually spiral out of control and wipe out everybody because revenge does not terminate a conflict‚ rather‚ instigates further brutality amongst more people‚ leaving the “whole world…blind.” Gandhi’s theory has influenced many people‚ most notably‚ Martin Luther King‚ Jr.‚ to respond to controversial matters passively. However‚ the theory of the world becoming “blind” due to revenge is flawed‚ regarding

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    An Analysis of the Roles of Different People on Michael Oher in The Blind Side The film The Blind Side was based off of the book written by Michael Lewis and was directed and written by John Lee Hancock. The movie premiered on November 20th‚ 2009. Warner Brothers Pictures produced the film for a general audience over the age of thirteen because of language‚ violence‚ drugs‚ and sexual references. This is a story of a young African American boy‚ Michael Oher‚ and his struggle through life to become

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    Poetry Analysis I chose the poem Going Blind by Rainer Maria Wilke. Essentially‚ the poem outlines an observer’s thoughts about a girl at a party who is blind. My initial feeling during the first few lines was pity for the blind girl‚ as the poem talks about her hesitant smile and how she holds her cup differently than everyone else because she can’t see them. She tries to follow along‚ laughs when cued‚ is left behind as partygoers start to wander. But then the feeling changes during the last

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    captures the Harlem Renaissance period‚ which was a social and artistic revival of the African American community. His poems explore the themes of stereotyping and taking action. John Lee Hancock also reinforces these themes through his moving film The Blind Side. The social contexts in which these texts were made help the public dive into and have an understanding of these events. The film

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    Blind Ambition Leads to One’s Destruction Talmud once said‚ “Ambition destroys its possessor.” People who are overly ambitious will ultimately be destroyed on the way to the top. It is a warning that those who are not humble will stumble on their way to greatness. He enlightened a major event by one of the world’s most well-known writers‚ William Shakespeare. There were many conflicts in Shakespeare’s tragedy‚ Macbeth‚ but one of the major conflicts was Macbeth’s determination to become King

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    Book report I beat the odds The story of the blind side has been told repeatedly thought books‚ movies and magazine but never from Michael Oher himself. I beat the odds from homelessness to the blind side and beyond by Michael Oher with Don Yaeger tells the true story of his life‚ the good bad and ugly. This book tells the story of his life before and after the blind side. Michael also tells us how important it is for people to help children that are in bad spots. Chapters one thought seven

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