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    Jaguar's Critical Analysis

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    the warm‚ drowsy image returns‚ so are the animals. The following lines describe the boa-constrictor which has a coil in its tail‚ which supposedly "is a fossil". The end of the second line of stanza two is: "cage after cage seems empty" which signifies the monotonous appearance of the cages‚ which hold very little activity as all the animals in there are barely moving. Basically‚ the animals are dull and not a very piquant sight for visitors. The next line uses the alliteration "stinks of sleepers"

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    fossil. In fact‚ the zoo is an artificial place where the animals being removed form their natural habitation‚ are put in cage after cage. Since the animals are taken from their natural habitation‚ they are deprived of the greenery and expansion of woods. A spectator in a zoo can detect some of their presence only from the smell of the sleeping animals. But‚ in front of the cage of the Jaguar the situation is different. The crowd stands still as if

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    Sympathy Poem

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    Analysis of Sympathy The metal cage holds in those who are turned away from society and hurts them in the process. The poem Sympathy was written by Paul Laurence Dunbar. It explores the racism that imprisons his soul. Dunbar uses the caged bird as a symbol of racism. The entrapped bird is hurt and injured while great things are happening around it. The tone is pleading and anguish over the racism that is expressed toward the black community. It explains the wonderful sun and beautiful weather

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    offspring of prolific does who knew how to suckle or nurse their young. - Pick out aggressive‚ well develop bucks. - Bucks and does selected should be both vigorous‚ healthy and free from defects. - Raisers should provide each animals with its own cage‚ which should be placed in a quite area that is not directly exposed to sunlight. Bucks and does must be separated because rabbits are territorial animals. - Rabbits are strict vegetarians and should be fed twice daily‚ once in the morning and then

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    attracted deeply by it. I like it so much. And I think that this story theme is - freedom‚ women freedom. In the that time‚ As a woman had to take all the responsibility her husband and social in the social. As if they were trapped in small intangible cage. They were even numb‚ whatever body or spirit. They were trapped in it couldn’t extricate oneself. However‚ Mrs. Mallard‚ she was quite different from other women‚ she looked forward to the freedom. Although she felt free‚ in the end she couldn’t realize

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    Sam Is A Necromancer

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    which involves a lot of hitting same in the face. That night a little girl comes out of nowhere and says that her name is Ashley and she’s a harbinger which is supposed to help necromancers with necromancer stuff. They asked and she couldn’t open the cage because there were seals on it made by a necromancer. So she gives him some pointers on how to use necromancy and he tells her to tell someone where he is and to get them out. The next day Rammon realizes that Sam is missing and asks around and found

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    than meets the eye. Items such as the canary who lives in a cage‚ the dilapidated rocking chair‚ and the cherry preserves are devices‚ which have a significant importance in supporting the idea conveyed through the play. Although Mrs. Wright is not witnessed in the play‚ "Trifles" presents an array of contextual symbolism‚ which characterizes her but also portray her reality‚ the life she lives‚ and the story itself. The canary and its cage are symbolic of both Mrs. Wright and her life. The bird directly

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    short story

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    ----------- The Mienshao opened her eyes and gasped loudly. She could instantly feel that she was sitting in a very uncomfortable position in small‚ enclosed space. The ground felt cold and metallic. It was obviously some kind of cage. The Mienshao looked down to her stomach and rubbed it‚ relieved to feel that her unborn baby was unharmed. "Richard‚ long time‚ no see buddy. How’ve you been?" a voice spoke happily. "Dr. Feinburg‚ it sure is great to see you again‚" replied a second voice

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    Trifles by Susan Glaspell

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    defining moments leading to the one larger defining moment‚ which brings together all of them together. The defining moment is the discovery of the dead bird hidden in the pretty red box‚ this leads back to smaller points such as her sewing and the bird cage. “ Here’s some red. I expect this has got sewing things in it. (Brings out a fancy box.) What a pretty box. Looks like something somebody would give you. Maybe her scissors are in here. (Opens box. Suddenly puts her hand to her nose.) Why—(Mrs. Peters

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    their pursuit of this state of mind‚ they often sacrifice too much‚ sometimes sacrificing even happiness itself along the way! As a result‚ just when they think they have finally captured the cage that should hold joy and satisfaction‚ such as by getting to the peak of one’s career‚ they soon discover that the cage is empty. How tragic! Take money or financial success for example. The extent to which money contributes to happiness is probably the most misunderstood phenomenon on earth. Now please do

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