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    Roger Ackroyd Sparknotes

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    Caroline’s Humbug In Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd‚ contrary to the false killer named at the end of the novel‚ Caroline Sheppard was the actual murderer. Through careful reading‚ one can link together snippets of evidence to realize Caroline’s motive of protecting her brother and her means of executing the murder and escaping Poirot’s suspicion throughout the investigation. Since the beginning of the novel‚ Caroline knew the whole truth‚ including the fact that Dr. Sheppard was

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    Bud Not Buddy Sparknotes

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    Bud‚ Not Buddy is a story loved by the nation‚ but if it was written in the Amos’s perspective it would be a whole new book. If it was written in the Amos’s perspective we would only know lies about Bud. Also‚ Bud would probably be known in a different way (because they don’t like him very well.) Also‚ the book wouldn’t be about Bud (So the title would be wrong.) So‚ if it was written in the Amos’s perspective we wouldn’t know what happened to Bud in the original story. To begin with‚ Bud‚

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    Rabine‚ Leslie W. "No Lost Paradise: Social Gender and Symbolic Gender in the Writings of Maxine Hong Kingston." Signs 12.3 (1987): 471-92. The article‚ No Lost Paradise‚ gives a brief description about how gender determines one’s place in the family and society‚ and one’s place of power. Though neither sex possesses essential qualities‚ gender oppositions do play a vital role in organizing Kingston’s world. This article also depicts at the oral culture that they should have in their traditional

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    Dorothy Day Sparknotes

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    Throughout Dorothy Day’s writing‚ she shares many experiences where she practiced sacramentality‚ mediation‚ and communion. In one example‚ she shared a story of traveling on the Third Avenue El‚ an elevated railroad system in New York City. In the corner of the train‚ there sat a “shabby” looking man with his eyes closed. He wore ragged clothes‚ and he was underdressed for the cold conditions. While he had his eyes closed‚ he continued to outrageously shout the words of what a conductor would say

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    Haruki Murakami‚ a standout amongst the most widely praised and generally read writers in Japan today‚ is named by numerous as a postmodernist. His short story "The Elephant Vanishes" is a prime case of why this mark has been put on Murakami’s work. It incorporates various attributes that are absolutely postmodern and manages topics that appear to be drawn from the day and age of the craftsman. In particular‚ Murakami utilizes the essential standards of a postmodern work: fuse of advances and the

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    Sallah Shabati Sparknotes

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    Since the advent of film in the early 20th century‚ it has evolved and had huge impacts on society. However the influence of films has not always been a positive one‚ one must look no further then Leni Riefenstahl‚ a film director that produced Nazi propaganda films during World War II. Nevertheless‚ film‚ like any other tool‚ can be used to accomplish an objective‚ good or bad. In the film‚ Sallah Shabati‚ the director Ephraim Kishon portrays the Israeli government’s attempt at immigration and resettlement

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    According to Vance in Hillbilly Elegy what are the features of the culture and family he comes from that create "...a family and culture in crisis"? The first thing that while reading Hillbilly Elegy that stood out to me was the lack of stability that JD has growing up. He said “I could always distinguish my address from my home” (Vance‚ 1). His address was where they lives‚ got mail‚ just a house that they were able to sleep in every night but his home was a place of security‚ familiarity‚ and stability

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    Heartaches 2 Sparknotes

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    Heartaches 2‚ authored by H.M Irwing is the second book in the Heartaches: Bad Boy Vibes trilogy. This book is a romantic memoir and traces the lives of Anna Walters-Simmons and Rafe Luis Brown. These two individuals are former victims of rape and have now forged a romantic relationship. They are making the use of their new found friendship to work their way towards everlasting happiness and calmness but the path towards their destination is not all that smooth as their past is causing them a great

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    His name is Naruto Uzumaki and he never gives up. That is his ninja way. Naruto‚ by Masashi Kishimoto is about a hyperactive and outgoing teenage ninja who faces major difficulties in life but never gives up. Despite the fact that the book is entirely fictional‚ the morals discussed in Naruto‚ such as effort‚ determination‚ and peace relate heavily to real life situations that we all have to contemplate at some time or another in a clear and easy to understand manner. Kishimoto does an

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    Earth Abides Sparknotes

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    Ish’s View of Civilization In the book‚ Earth Abides‚ Ish (the protagonist) is facing many problems. With these problems comes different views of things. As the colony is first expanding‚ Ish believes that the tribe is capable of carrying off his way of civilization but as time passes he realizes that his beliefs may not be as true as he thought they were. As the Tribe is growing up‚ Ish believes that his tribe is able to carry on his generation’s culture. When Ish brings Joey to the library and

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