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    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder of an American Sniper American sniper is about Chris Kyle‚ a man who is motivated to join the armed forces after the events of nine- eleven. He feels he owes it to his country to do something after it is attacked‚ so he enrolls in the navy. While in training it is discover that he is a very accurate shooter and he becomes a navy seal. Before being deployed he meets Taya‚ who eventually becomes his wife. While doing tours in Afghanistan Chris and Taya start a family

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    Big Blue Crane Incident – Milwaukee baseball stadium (1999) On January 1999‚ workers began work on assembling the roof of Milwaukee’s new baseball stadium known as Miller Park. The work was to be accomplished by a crane named big blue. Big blue was to lift the segments of the roof in place. Each roof segment weighed 400 tons which is almost as much as the weight of a Boeing 747 airplane. 31 lifts were needed to complete the work required to complete the roof. In order to complete the work the

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    "The Sniper‚" a story about the Irish civil war‚ was Liam O’Flaherty’s first published piece of fiction. It appeared in 1923 in the London publication The New Leader. Over the years‚ it has been reprinted several times‚ and as of 2004 it could be found in O’Flaherty’s Collected Stories. "The Sniper" helped set O’Flaherty firmly on the writer’s path. Upon reading it‚ Edward Garnett‚ an influential London editor‚ recommended a publisher bring forth the novel that O’Flaherty had just completed. Thus

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    stories about terrifying things going on in their town. The story is about Ichabod Crane who is a poor school teacher and only works for a few dollars a day. Ichabod takes turns sleeping in his student’s house spending a week at a time with each family. Ichabod Crane was well liked by everyone‚ especially‚ the farmers because he helped them and the women liked him because he helped out with the children. Ichabod Crane had a voracious appetite and this is one of the reasons he falls in love with Katrina

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    In a passage or a story authors usually use many elements to develop their characters. Jacey Choy‚ author of “Red Cranes” and Jun’Chiniro‚ author of “The Firefly Hunt” use various components to unfold each main character’s personality. Elements such as the characters’ interaction with others like their parents and friends‚ the presentation of main character’s thoughts such as their dreams and aspirations‚ and the strong feelings that a character exhibits at the end of a story like serenity or relaxedness

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    Stephen Crane: Into the Mind Most dreamers are ahead of their time. The dreamers that pursue their dreams are often ridiculed. Stephen Crane forsook the life he was born into to chase his dream. He dreamt of creating a universal utopia. While this never happened‚ Crane wrote some great poetry with his ideas and lived an interesting life. He explored the hidden niches of the city which society held from inquisitive eyes. He also explored the histories of battle of both countries and minds. Crane’s

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    A Broken Tower‚ by Hart Crane‚ is a metaphor-rich poem that is very ambiguous but seems to describe the difficulties of the creative process and the way in which the artist is bound and compelled by it. Crane uses many religious metaphors and references‚ directly mentioning God and also bells‚ which are associated with churches. It is possible to interpret the poem in a religious sense‚ but it could be argued that religion and art are similar metaphors; that‚ for the poet‚ his writings are both a

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    “War is Kind‚” a poem by Stephen Crane‚ discusses the hardships of war and its effects on people. Amongst the many tragedies that happen during war is death‚ which has taken the lives of many men. War does not only impact those who fight in it‚ but also the families of the men who have lost their lives on the battlefield. In “War is Kind‚” the poet believes that there is nothing patriotic about the war. Crane focuses on three main struggles of war that show how it is viewed universally. A massive

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    30- “The Red Badge of Courage” by Stephen Crane(1895) summarizes Cranes history in writing along with a brief summary of Henry growing as a soldier throughout the war. The points portrayed in A Critical Evaluation from

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    the story and see life a lot differently. Many stories literary elements are similar to others‚ while some are completely different. Theme is what makes a story come to life and what influences your thoughts and actions. The themes of Ambush‚ The Sniper‚ and Harrison Bergeron will makes you have a different outlook on life. The theme of Ambush is‚ “anyone and everyone will do what they have to do to keep themselves and others safe.” The narrator is Ambush didn’t want to kill the young man but he

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