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    In the play‚ Twelfth Night‚ Shakespeare illustrates the traditional merry-making and social disorder‚ which occurred upon the Feast of Fools‚ or the Twelfth Night of Christmas. It is during this time that the normality and social roles of status was reversed‚ and thus‚ overturned‚ in that servants would become Masters‚ and Masters‚ servants. In short‚ this day was a time‚ where the usual flow of laws‚ rules and class difference was generally ignored‚ and therefore‚ led to a lapse of disorder.

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    Short Essay: Friday Night Lights Friday Night Lights‚ written by H.G. Bissinger‚ is a true story about a high school football team in the football crazed West Texas town of Odessa. Bissinger‚ a journalist from Philadelphia‚ spent a year living in Odessa following this team around finding out for himself why there is such an obsession for the football team in this town. The book has been quite successful and with that has drawn controversy from some people apart of this book‚ and the town of Odessa

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    Please DO NOT share this schedule with your children‚ this is for you to know what is going on during the retreat‚ we would like to keep the element of surprise for them. Thursday‚ June 13‚ 20113 – DAY 1 6:15 pm Leave AMBC 8:00 – 8:15 pm Arrive @ Lakewood * 8:30 – 10:00 pm Dinner & Welcome Establish ground rules Pre Camp Surveys Dorm Assignments 10:00 – 11:00 pm Closing Circle Campers to Dorms Youth Leaders Staff Meeting 12 am Lights OUT Friday‚ June 14

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    Rhetorical Analysis: East Versus West In Friday Night Lights‚ H.G. Bissinger uses flashbacks in “East Versus West” to develop the change that Odessa has gone through. Bissinger describes how the Panthers have beaten the Bronchos twenty three years in a row. Then Bissinger makes a flashback to 1946‚ “If you wanted to see real football mania‚ if you wanted to see a group of people who cared about a team and loved them as if they were their own children‚ go back to 1946 season when almost half the

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    In Mark Haddon’s the curious case of the dog in the night time‚ the author uses his knowledge of Asperger’s syndrome to truly immerse the reader in the story. This provides a deep understanding that nearly allows the reader to see the book in first person‚ and allows them to truly understand‚ relate to‚ and empathize with the main character. The sense of depth gives the book’s dramatic events true meaning‚ and makes them impactful to the reader rather than being yet another novel attempting to use

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    The book "Friday Night Lights"‚ is a book about a team of high school football players; all with different characters‚ personalities‚ and situations. The town of Odessa‚ in Texas is where the story begins and takes place in. To some of the players‚ football is just a game and for others‚ it is much more. To portray the mood and feeling that there is more than what meets the eye‚ Bissinger uses various rhetorical strategies throughout writing the book; however the strategies that are more often seen

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    There are many aspects of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (The Curious Incident…) which makes any reader of the novel appreciate it. The insight into a person’s mind who is living with Asperger’s Syndrome‚ the way author Mark Haddon writes‚ and the all the images that accompany the text‚ contribute most to my appreciation. It is hard for someone who isn’t living with Asperger’s Syndrome to think the way an Asperger’s suffer does. In the “The Curious Incident…” Mark Haddon gives

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    “Twelfth Night” is a play written by William Shakespeare in the 17th Century that was supposed to be performed on the twelve days of Christmas. The play is about twins that get separated. Viola one of the twins‚ lands on an unknown land. She disguises herself as a man to work for Orsino‚ the duke of the land. She does all this to meet Olivia‚ the woman Orsino is wooing. While wooing Olivia for Orsino‚ Olivia starts to fall in love with Cesario (Viola’s male name). Throughout the play Viola starts

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    Challenges Faced by Christopher Boone Christopher Boone is an autistic child who is the main character of the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night – Time by Mark Haddon. An individual must overcome difficult challenges in order to gain a sense of maturity. This will be demonstrated by examining Christopher Boone’s ability to learn to be persistent and to learn from his mistakes. He learns to be persistent by finding the killer of Wellington. He learns from his mistakes by taking a train to

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    John M. Murry describes Twelfth Night as having a ’silvery undertone of sadness’ - this view is held by other critics alike. Kiernan Ryan states how "the spectre of death haunts the romantic protagonists’ lives and loves from the start." This can be seen right from the beginning of the play with Orsino’s speech. He describes love as a kind of illness which is ’killing’ him in a sense; "The appetite may sicken and so die." This in itself gives the play a melancholy atmosphere right from the start

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