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    is Olympia. Joe needs to capitalize proper nouns. The girl capitated the clay doll. Carn- Flesh Examples: Carnage- Excessive killing of many people Carnation- A pink flower Carnival- A Catholic tradition held before Lent Jack the Ripper was notorious for his/her carnage. A pink carnation was left on her headstone. The

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    regards to his treatment of people of Mexican descent (NEW ARTICLE CIATION). Mansfield mentions that to Trump‚ winning dishonorably is more important to him than winning honorably (CITATION). To a Machiavellian Prince this would prove to be accurate as well‚ as Machiavelli would not place much value on something honors‚ but rather more value would be placed on what a leader values (Machiavelli citation). Though‚ Mansfield mentions that Trump goes against one Machiavellian principle: insulting his

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    Abstract The objective of this science fair project is to determine the effectiveness of using sugar to preserve and keep the flowers fresh for longer periods of time. The experiment will be carried out using flowers such as the pompons‚ alstroemeria‚ sunflowers and water containing different amounts of sugar Hypothesis Flowers that are in contact with a more concentrated sugar solution will be able to last longer. Background Keeping flowers fresh

"Beautiful" and "sweet-smelling" are

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    each story. Mansfield‚ who created the character Leila‚ was a wealthy English woman. Her perspective on people‚ such as the girls who help Leila at the ball‚ is shown through Leila’s interactions with others. The dream world that Leila enters displays the social structure of Mansfield’s time in Britain. In 1937‚ the date “Her First Ball” was written‚ a distinct class system was still prevalent in many areas of the world. Although Leila is a country girl‚ she is still privileged (Mansfield 103). Much

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    was to see them snap at her again from the red eiderdown!’” (Mansfield 4) Miss Brill imagines the fur coming to life when she gives it a “voice and emotions‚ when in reality‚ it is an inanimate object.” (Veleveteen 28). Mansfield uses this to reveal that she does not have any other friends or acquaintances in which to socialize with when she carries the fur with her all day‚ pretending it is her pet. Throughout the story‚ Mansfield allows the reader to connect to Miss Brill by using her lonely

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    Sarah Moutray Psychoanalysis in The Garden Party In “The Garden Party” by Katherine Mansfield‚ the protagonist Laura is followed as she prepares for a Garden Party that has evidently taken a lot of time and preparation. However‚ her pleasant planning of the party is interrupted by the death of an unknown neighbor. Respectfully‚ Laura at first wants to cancel the party‚ but through her mother and sister’s persuasion‚ she allows the party to go on. After the party‚ she takes leftovers to the

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    Kathrine Mansfield. This short story is part of the English book taught at intermediate level for the students of Balochistan. The story was first published in

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    society‚ which can manifest itself as insecurities. This idea is explored in Katherine Mansfield’s short story‚ Miss Brill. People are always watching and judging‚ unintentionally or otherwise. Mansfield demonstrates how insecurities may present itself under the perceived watchful eye of others. Mansfield portrays Miss Brill’s judgmental nature using her bitterness towards other women. Suggesting that Miss Brill is unimpressed by how “nothing would please [the wife]”. The use of the word “nothing”

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    LOVE By Jesse Stuart The short story Love written by Jesse Stuart tells us about a minor happening somewhere on a corn farm from the point of view of one of the character – a boy or a young man‚ whose name isn’t given to us. The story starts with the exposition. We get acquainted with the protagonist‚ his father and their dog‚ Bob‚ who go to the edge of a new corn ground to plan a fence. The setting of the story is established in the exposition. It isn’t profound. We simply find

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    Katherine Mansfield presents the story of “Mrs. Brill” as a tale told in post World War 1 France. About a old school teacher who has no one to call a friend. She has found a passion for her time at the local park‚ people watching. But that will all come to an end when a young man is insensitive to her feelings. “Mrs Brill” goes through one major change that takes place over the whole short story. She is first‚ a person who feels they are apart of the worlds story‚ to then be a person who feels

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