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    Communities in “The Women of Brewster Place” and “Paradise” It is true when it is said that‚ "All paradises‚ all utopias are designed by who is not there‚ by the people who are not allowed in” (Online Newshour 1998). There is no perfect utopia‚ no place where pain doesn’t exist. The idea of paradise is just an idea because it is not reachable. No one lives in paradise and no one ever can because if they did‚ it wouldn’t be paradise anymore; just another world where ideas of how to make it

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    The Great Gatsby Essay “Everyone suspects himself of at least one of the cardinal virtues‚ and this is mine: I am one of the few honest people that I have ever known" (Page 59). So writes Nick Carraway in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby”‚ characterizing himself in opposition to the great masses of humanity as a perfectly honest man. The honesty that Nick attributes to himself must be a nearly perfect one‚ by impression of both its infrequency and its "cardinal" nature; Nick stresses

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    The Bundrens find willing hosts at neighboring rural farms‚ but their welcome in the more wealthy towns is cold at best and looked down upon for being poor. Cora‚ Tull’s wife‚ made a deal with a wealthy person to bake a cake for her party. However‚ the wealthy person decides to cancel the deal‚ causing Cora to not get any money. “ ‘She ought to taken them‚’ Kate says‚ ‘But those rich town ladies can change their minds. Poor folks cant’ ” (Faulkner 7). Because the rich people

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    In Kate Chopin’s “The Storm”‚ a married woman breaks free from the patriarchal norm of her time. This story embodies feminism for many reasons—some of which are giving female characters typical “male” characteristics and discussing female sexuality. An affair that would usually be looked at with distaste and as an abomination is nonchalantly recounted in this shocking tale. It is also representative of Chopin’s background and symbolizes the turning of a page for women everywhere. This story goes

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    On the second day of June in the year 1953‚ the people of the UK were sitting in glued to their televisions watching the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)’s live broadcast of a young lady being crowned Queen. As grandiose as that sounds‚ BBC had to fight to get the coronation televised. All the personnel that worked for the Queen thought that the coronation should be private‚ like every other coronation in British history. Because of this thinking‚ BBC was at first denied to broadcast the service

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    According to one of the videos which had compared the United States health care system to that of other countries such as France and Canada‚ we are ranked a whopping 37th in the nation when it comes to our health care system. I think it would be fair to say that that sounds pretty accurate considering that there are 47 million people uninsured in the United States‚ but that is not something to be proud about. However‚ if you have money in the United States or are just simply insured‚ then there is

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    aliens that lived there. Another science fiction is the whole part of the human beings of Earth exploring and finding a civilization of Mars. "’We don’t belong here. We’re Earth people. This is Mars. It was meant for Martians. For heaven’s sake‚ Cora‚ let’s buy tickets for home!" (Bradbury 131). The human race had explored Mars and these people began living here and exploring the different places of it. Thus‚ making it the exploration theme of science fiction novels. Science fiction also has

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    was curious about this "AA" thing. The chairperson announced which step they would be discussing. To be totally honest with you‚ I was more transfixed on being in awe of the meeting itself and the fact that these people all sat there seemingly unashamed‚ that I‚ to this day‚ haven’t a clue which step they discussed. After the step chapter was read from the book‚ "Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions‚" the chairperson then asked if anyone had any experience‚ strength and hope relating to the step‚

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    “Such men as he be never at heart’s ease whiles they behold a greater than themselves‚ and therefore are they very dangerous. I rather tell thee what is to be fear’d than what I fear‚ for always I am Caesar” (I.ii.13). Caesar shows here that he is unashamed of his arrogance. Caesar is providing himself as a powerful man and makes other people fear for his power. Mark Antony was considered as Julius Caesar’s right-hand-man. He took the part as a hero by taking Caesar’s side after death and rallied

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    In the short story “Dark They Were and Golden Eyed” Ray Bradbury uses symbolism of Mr. Bittering and figurative language to portray how cultural assimilation can happen to anyone‚ anywhere regardless of a person’s willpower to resist. In one scene‚ Mr. Bittering is trying to get the other men to build a rocket together to go back to Earth‚ but they don’t want to. Mr. Bittering relentlessly tries to get them to help but suddenly stops when they show him that he is starting to change. “‘Build a rocket

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