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    relationship with Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh instills trust in Enkidu (Tablet 2‚ Column II‚ 240) to be his companion in the Forest of Cedars‚ to slay the mighty Humbaba. At first Enkidu is uneasy‚ claiming he knew Humbaba and suggested it was an unwinnable battle. Also that‚ “Enlil made it his [Humbaba’s] lot to terrify man”(Tablet II‚ Column II‚ 285) and to keep safe the cedar trees that surround the secret lair of the gods. Later Humbaba begs Gilgamesh to spare his life‚ and it is Enkidu who pushes the

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    Distinctively visual images evoke profound ideas and notions about society‚ culture and values which enables responders to perceive reality in a new light‚ challenging or reinforcing their own ideas and attitudes. Through the use of distinctively visual images‚ composers are able to add depths and complexity to the characters within their respective texts in a way that shapes and deepen their responder’s perceptions of these characters. In the postmodern novel “Maestro” by Peter Goldsworthy‚ distinctively

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    In the story “The Girl in the Lavender Dress” by Maureen scott this young lady’s Grandmother was telling a story about the time they had a ghost in their car during World War II. The grandma and her husband Herbert went on a ride in Vermont‚ and they came across a woman named carol‚ and the grandma wanted to help the woman get to where she wanted to go and the grandmother gave her a sweater because it was cold and Carol only had a dress on. Next thing you know they were going on a ride to drop off

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    converted to a motor home and had been sitting vacant on a row of cedar trees for the past couple of years. The person who is reporting the vehicle stolen said he has had permission to park the vehicle on the property. When he called a neighbor to check on the status of the vehicle he was told it had been removed and was gone. When I arrived in the area of 1662 W. Ashleigh Ln‚ I could see the vehicle in question parked next to some cedar trees. I walked up to the residence and made contact with the

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    Throughout all of history there has always been drama within stories. These stories hold virtue and truth‚ which make them classics and legends. Each story that has been told holds an aspect that can relate to any individual that reads its. Its main theme has always been to overcome the obstacles that come in our way‚ each time we see this we get a sense that we’ve been there‚ that we can learn from this book on how to succeed in such trials. The problem that comes into play is not an obstacle from

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    Modern Man’s Disconnect from the Past: An Analysis of Allen Tate’s “Ode to the Confederate Dead” Less than thirty years after his death‚ Allen Tate has been relegated to the back porch of academic history. A revered poet‚ essayist‚ and social commentator in his day‚ Tate was a prolific writer—a genuine renaissance man‚ and an influential figure of both the Southern Renaissance and the modernist movement. He was appointed Poet Laureate to the Library of congress in 1943 (Poet Timeline). But

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    Analyse techniques used to show changes in the main characters or individuals in the text(s) you have studied AND why these changes were important to the text as a whole. According to Confucius‚ old age “is a good and pleasant thing” but‚ in The Bath by Janet Frame‚ we see through changes in the main character Mrs. Harroway that for some this is not so. She is undergoing changes where she is gradually losing ability to do basis tasks‚ we are shown through the use of metaphor and contrast. The changes

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    Lenni Lenape The Lenni Lenape always dressed for the season. Always dressed for the icy cold winters and the sticky hot summers. In the hot summers women wore a short wrap around skirt‚ and the men wore the men would wear light cloth such as breechclout and leggings tied to a belt. In the cold the men and women both wore a hide shirt‚ fur robes and perhaps mittens and fur caps. Everyone wore soft soled deerskin moccasins. Their clothes were made from deerskin and beaver skin. They kept themselves

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    Determination. Perseverance. Overachievement. These words are just a few of the attributes that encompass my essence as a hardworking‚ overachieving African American woman and student. Today and decades back to when my ancestors lived‚ society told me nonchalantly and often times overtly what type of future I was capable of achieving as an African-American woman. Matriculating from a child into a young lady‚ the color of my skin often times influenced how I felt about myself and who I could be as

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    selfishness‚ so the nobles went to the gods for help with him‚ and they beg the goddess Aruru to create Enkidu to teach Gilgamesh how to become a more compassionate king. They become fsst friends and they journey to the Cedar Forest and defeat the monster Humbaba to gain the cedars of Lebanon. After an epic journey and during this battle‚ we see significant contrasts between the two: Enkidu doesn’t want to fight the giant because he doesn’t want to face death‚ but Gilgamesh urges him on and together

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