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    Film Noir uses shadows and dark lighting to heighten the meaning and attitudes of the films. Night of the Hunter uses discreet symbols in different scenes of the film that represent different aspects of the morals of the characters. For example‚ the main female character in the film is a good‚ Christian woman; triangles show up in the background of certain scenes

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    the “Ghost in the Closet‚” I believed these stories were real up until the paranormal became more of an everyday curiosity. I had always been fascinated with the paranormal by watching TV series that explained this phenomenon. By watching “Ghost Hunters” and “Ghost Adventures‚” I had my heart set out on being a paranormal investigator.

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    What Is Gonzo? ‘Gonzo’ journalism is what Hunter S. Thompson has been famous for ever since ‘Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.’ However‚ ‘ Fear and Loathing’ itself is a hybrids- "It’s reportage‚ It’s fiction… What is it? It’s Gonzo!" Consulting the nearest dictionary at hand which happens to be the ‘Macquarie Australia’s National Dictionary’‚ located near my left foot‚ Gonzo isn’t even mentioned. Not even under the ‘journalism’ entry. Wikipedia describes Gonzo as a style of reportage‚ filmmaking

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    Friendship’s Pretendness The third person narrative “Hunters in the snow” is the story of three men of Spokane‚ Washington‚ going hunting in the heavy Winter. The silent person’s reaction toward vigorous situation is the theme for the story. Tub is the protagonist with beta person Frank. This story is based upon how one alpha person is replaced by another. On the psychological standpoint‚ this story has almost everybody’s perception. People change according to time and situations. After Tub shot

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    provides a first-hand account of the beginnings of the Beat movement and acts as a harbinger for the major societal changes that would occur in the United States throughout the next two decades. On the contrary‚ Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas‚ a Hunter S. Thompson novel written in 1971 provides a commentary on American society at the end of the counter-culture movement. Thompson reflects on the whirlwind of political and social activism he experienced and how American society had abruptly changed

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    Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S. Thompson unmasks the reality of the American Dream. In the book Thompson portrays and reveals the American Dream as dead‚ but also as an illusion created by American society. The American Dream was originally portrayed as the notion that you must work hard to achieve the wealth you wish to gain‚ but now the American Dream in reality consists of people cheating their way to the Dream. Thompson depicts this reality with different events throughout the

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    ” and Charlayne Hunter-Gault’s “In My Place” are two stories that share some of the same qualities and style‚ but also differ in other aspects such as their content and theme. Both authors tell their story about fighting for their rights with the Whites. Both stories share compare and contrast qualities in their style. For example‚ both are narrative essays‚ because both tell a true story. Rosa Parks tells her story about fighting for equal bus rights‚ and Charlayne Hunter-Gault tells her story

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    At the center‚ is John Singer‚ who rents a room in the Kelly house after his deaf companion‚ Antonapoulos‚ is sent away to an asylum. Mick Kelly is a teenage girl that dreams of becoming a trained musician; Jake Blount‚ an alcoholic socialist; Dr. Copeland‚ the town’s black doctor; and Biff Brannon‚ the owner of the local café. All the characters regularly visit Singer‚ telling him about the pain and injustices in their lives. Whether quiet or loud‚ deliberate or uncontrolled‚ the five voices in

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    to something that appears to be shell-shocked soldiers. The American Dream‚ a very common theme for every American‚ everyone wants to live it but few actually know what it is. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is the American Dream put in action as Hunter S. Thompson puts to the test his standard practice of living in excess and acting strangely enough to evade detection‚ with the attitude of someone who belongs where he is.

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    Doctoral student in molecular and cellular biosciences at Wake Forest University and member of the African Nzou clan‚ Goodwell Nzou‚ in his opinion contribution to the New York Times‚ effectively claims that trophy hunting is not as bad as Americans are making it out to be. First‚ he supports this claim by asserting that lions are considered killers in African villages. Nzou uses cause and effect to appeal to pathos when stating‚ “When I was 9 years old‚ a solitary lion prowled villages near my home

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