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    Melville: Captain Vere In the novella "Billy Budd" by Herman Melville‚ Captain Vere is the " tragic hero". he is neither good nor evil‚ but rather a man whose concept of order‚ discipline‚ and legality forces him to obey the codes of an authority higher than himself even though he may be in personal disagreement. Captain Vere is sailor that is distinctive even in a time of renowned sailors. He has noble blood in him‚ but his advancement through the naval ranks to that of captain is due

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    Captain America: Civil War is one of the most popular and top grossing films of 2016. Marvel Studios’ action-packed‚ story and character driven‚ critically acclaimed‚ and award winning movie is truly one of the most exceptional films in the world. However‚ this major motion picture was quite a leap for the prominent franchise. Known for their comedic‚ action-packed‚ and upbeat films‚ Marvel Studios had made a bold move when deciding to produce a film with a much darker tone than their previous projects

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    outstanding character is Captain Nemo. Captain Nemo is the captain of the Nautilus‚ and he has vowed to never return to solid land. Throughout the whole story his character is mysterious‚ but after every event a little aspect of him is revealed to the reader. A great aspect is his loyalty. His loyalty is clearly portrayed when a crew member dies and he cries. “As I said‚ Captain Nemo wept while staring at the waves. His grief was immense.” (Verne‚ 417). Here we see how Captain Nemo is very loyal‚ and

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    society rather than individual people. This is seen through the two characters‚ Captain Vere and Billy Budd. Melville represents the judicial side of a court case through Captain Vere. Captain Vere asks the three men‚ “but tell me whether or not‚ occupying the position we do‚ private conscience should not yield to the imperial one formulated in the code under which alone we officially proceed?”(111). In this quote‚ Captain Vere acknowledges both his “private conscience” and the “code” but claims that

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    Brynley Heward B5 Batman Vs. Captain America What if superheroes didn’t battle villains or monsters‚ but they battled each other for once? If Batman and Captain America were to battle against each other Captain America would beat Batman. This will happen for many reasons‚ but the most important are because Captain America is Stronger than Batman‚ he has a more powerful weapon‚ and he is an expert martial arts fighter. Captain America would beat Batman in a fight because he is 200 lbs

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    characters being Captain ‘Starry’ Vere. In Billy Budd Melville portrays a very sui generis perspective of Vere‚ that of one who is a worthy leader‚ but is unfortunately trapped by the law of his homeland. Melville tells readers that Captain Vere was well liked both as a sailor and as an ordinary land walker. He was well known for showing people that sailors can live a different lifestyle other than such who dwells on a boat. “Aside from his qualities as a sea officer‚ Captain Vere was an exceptional

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    Guide to Writing Resumes‚ CVs And Cover Letters Swarthmore College CAREER SERVICES 610.328.8352 fax: 610.328.8549 careerservices@swarthmore.edu http://careerservices.swarthmore.edu/ 1 CREATING A RESUME: WHERE TO BEGIN? Start by brainstorming. List all of your work-related experiences. Consider summer work and volunteer work. Include activities such as athletics‚ clubs‚ organizations and leadership roles. Think about the job or field in which you want to work. What qualifications

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    In short‚ in “Cheer up‚ it’s just the end of the world‚” Ira Chernus discusses that an apocalypse is a genuine ongoing threat today. Since biblical times‚ apocalyptic stories always begin with the fact that the end is near; then‚ after the world ends‚ a new one will arise. Some apocalyptic ideas suggest that the world will end abruptly‚ while other ideas suggest a slow approach. Chernus adds that some ideas of apocalypses have shifted from “’the end of everything‚’" to “’the end of anything’” (Chernus

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    Captain Beatty’s statement on the definition and perspective on happiness is somewhat valid. He describes happiness as a long lifeless path that leads to nowhere. Happiness is simple to achieve‚ and that it shouldn’t have too much thought be put into it. It should not be a challenge because confusion causes unhappiness. In the novel‚ they insure happiness by burning books‚ and feeding lies. The end results leaves everyone with this facade of happiness since they don’t know any better. Happiness is

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    novel Moby Dick by Herman Melville. In this novel‚ Ahab‚ the obsessed captain of the Pequod‚ seeks to annihilate the white whale Moby Dick. In his unnatural fixation on the whale‚ Captain Ahab manipulates the other sailors on the ship into following after his own goal. His unceasing desire to kill however stems from his earlier encounter with the whale. The captain’s obsession constitutes the plot for the entire novel. Captain Ahab’s indefatigable enmity toward Moby Dick generates hysteria inside

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