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    The Crucible Theme

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    The theme of The Crucible was very meaningful and powerful.. The way it came about was by thinking of the main problem in the play. Then choosing the topic from there. Overall‚ the play talks about witchcraft.. Overall it just sort of factored out. Also a lot of the characters were battling each other lot. That kinda factored out the theme choice as well.. It was not based on something that was not in the book. So the theme is ‘Never Let One Thing Lead To Something Bigger’. The reason for choosing

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    Louis Riel – Hero or Scoundrel? Louis Riel definitely played a huge role in making Canada into what it is today. He led two major rebellions‚ The Red River Rebellion and The Northwest Rebellion‚ both of which he was fighting for Metis rights. Louis Riel was considered a hero. Firstly‚ a hero is someone who never abandons their people. Even in exile‚ Riel answered the Metis call of help and returned to Canada to lead his people. This showed that Riel wasn’t cowardly and still had the inner-Metis

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    listening to Louis Armstrong’s “Hotter Than That” I didn’t really enjoy the song it seemed like a simple jazz song that would play as a background song for some type of summer scene in an old movie. Then when Louis Armstrong begins to bring in the vocals with the background guitar the song drew me in. Right after the vocals end the whole song seems to shift and the trumpet‚ piano and the rest of the band gain a second wind where the song because more up-tempo and more lively. Louis Armstrong seems

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    Themes of Madea

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    There are many themes that are shown in “Medea”. In my opinion‚ the three main themes that give it meaning in modern life is what makes the play worth reading. The themes make it relevant to read even in this day and age. The first main theme that is shown in “Medea” is the women’s place in society. In the play‚ you could see the current position of women in the city of Athens. The women were not seen as a vital part of society and due to this mindset‚ they were not seen as a valuable commodity in

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    Macbeth Themes

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    “What are the major themes in Macbeth” By Connor Maguire William Shakespeare’s Macbeth a play complete with many themes and viewpoints. The themes are exhibited by the main characters of the play‚ notably antagonist Macbeth. Themes seen in the play include ambition‚ where is is portrayed as both dangerous and unnatural. However‚ it does exist in both good and evil forms in the play. Another theme seen is whether Macbeths actions in the play are a result of fate‚ or free will. Although outside sources

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    Themes of Antigone

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    The Themes of Antigone Antigone is credited as one of the best works of Sophocles‚ ranked by most modern critics above Oedipus the King. There are many aspects of Antigone that make it the play critics love to decipher and rave about. "Antigone must be received as the canon of ancient tragedy: no tragedy of antiquity that we possess approaches it in pure idealism‚ or in harmony of artistic development" hails critic Berhardy (Theatre History). He goes on to rave "It is the first poem produced by

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    Themes In Beowulf

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    enemy to protect the people around him and tackles all challenges that come his way. A theme that can be very easily recognized throughout the novel is in order to be a hero one must put others’ lives before their own without a second thought. They must be strong‚ mighty‚ and a great thinker. Following that theme‚ another one that is very prominent is loyalty. There are many parts of the story that make these themes distinctly stand out. They way Beowulf’s

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    The Martian Theme

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    written by Andy Weir reveals themes that are experienced by Mark Watney on Mars. There are different themes expressed throughout his journey. The theme develops from the start when all of his crew members got back successfully except him. He then travels across Mars in order to gain communication with Earth. The themes that are revolved around man vs nature are reflected not only in Mars but Earth as well to ensure Watney gets back safe. We are introduced to the theme between Watney and Mars

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    Picture this. The day is October 9‚ 2028‚ at 7:45pm. The St. Louis Blues are facing their long-time rival‚ the Chicago Blackhawks. Robby Fabbri is skating up the ice toward the Blackhawks’ net when Patrick Kane cross-checks Fabbri’s head into the boards. Fabbri is knocked out cold and the athletic trainer is called upon. This is the first game of her professional career for the Blue’s newest athletic trainer‚ Rylie Murray. She helps Fabbri to his feet and escorts him to the locker room for a full-body

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    The Alchemist Theme

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    This is fitting with one of the many themes of The Alchemist‚ that one shouldn’t anticipate the future more than they live in the present. This theme appears later in the novel when the alchemist tells Santiago‚ “fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself.” (Coelho 137) It is a theme that is offered several times over the course of the book‚ each time it helped Santiago on his journey. This suggests that the author intends for us to accept this theme as a truth. If one is to assume that

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