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    Hope; something that people believe in. Throughout the short story by Shirley Jackson "The Lottery" and in the movie "The Hunger Games" these people have one thing; hope. They live with a government that controls everything; dictatorship. In the short story "The Lottery" is about two higher class people are the leaders of the village and need to limit the population by killing off their villagers. The Lottery‚ Jackson shows how positions of power are important to the characters that possess them

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    Hawk Roosting: Critical Essay Kieran Mooney Task: Choose a poem which is a specific poetic form. Show how the particular form helped your appreciation of the ideas and/or feelings which the poem explores. In your answer you must refer closely to the text and at least two of; form‚ theme‚ imagery‚ or any other appropriate features. “Hawk Roosting” is a poem by Ted Hughes. The poem helps the reader appreciate the ideas and feelings which are explored throughout the poem. This

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    Critical Essay on Billy Budd Charles Reich ’s assessment of the conflict in Billy Budd focuses on the distinction between the laws of society and the laws of nature. Human law says that men are "the sum total of their actions‚ and no more." Reich uses this as a basis for his assertion that Billy is innocent in what he is‚ not what he does. The point of the novel is therefore not to analyze the good and evil in Billy or Claggart‚ but to put the reader in the position of Captain Vere‚ who must interpret

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    Classroom Rules: 1. Be prepared for each class (I promise to show up dressed and ready and expect the same from you. The naked mental image of me lecturing will now haunt you for the rest of your days). 2. Show respect for all people‚ their opinions‚ beliefs‚ religions‚ etc. I enjoy a good discussion‚ but I will not tolerate rudeness or disrespect for others (a good discussion means that you use Critical Thinking Skills combined with facts and support while refusing to use flawed logic or name-calling)

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    Tim Johnson D English Essay Pressure‚ pain‚ corruption‚ and insecurity; imagine dealing with this every moment of your life. In The Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card‚ a young boy genius must take on the weight of the world while dealing with these things. Ender‚ a nine year old boy‚ is chosen by the government to go to Battle School‚ where he must learn to fight and improve his army skills. While he’s there‚ he struggles with his own morality and insecurity‚ and tries to do what other people want

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    Exploratory Essay Dystopian Literature "Writing is an exploration. You start from nothing and learn as you go." - E. L. Doctorow Why is it that dystopian stories always reveal some kind of utopia in them? When I hear this question I think about people trying to strive for utopia within their world. Their world doesn’t need to be a dystopia but in striving they make their current situation even worse. But it’s not possible to reach utopia‚ so in trying to reach that impossible thing you reach dystopia

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    IELTS Essay‚ topic: children and rules In some countries children have very strict rules of behavior‚ in other countries they are allowed to do almost anything they like. To what extent should children have to follow rules? The extent to which children have to follow rules is in itself a very complex issue‚ since children across the world grow up in very different cultures. In India for example‚ children are expected to be very submissive to their parents as well as other adults around them. This

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    from in Amy Tan’s "Mother Tongue". Firstly‚ and most importantly‚ Tan wants to convey the message that words are more than just words and sometimes we must read between them to fully understand their meaning. Another message conveyed in this essay is that just because someone is using "broken" English‚ does not mean they do not fully understand what is going on. Finally‚ another important message is that standardized tests only test for standardized thinking. Throughout this essayTan describes

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    Havisham critical Essay “Ropes on the backs of my hands I could strangle with” We can see here that Duffy has described how Havisham is getting old and her veins on her hands are standing out‚ Duffy describes these veins as “Ropes”. This quote is also describing a feeling “I could strangle with.” Here‚ Havisham wants to cause pain and damage to the man who hurt her‚ however‚ She could also be describing how the veins are so thick‚ they could be strong enough to strangle somebody. We can clearly

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    At the State of the Union Address ‚ on January 29‚ 1991‚ president George Bush‚ spoke of‚ “a new world order‚” where all nations work together towards a common goal of‚ “peace and security‚ freedom‚ and the rule of law” (Peters and Wooley). This plan of controlling every facet of humanity to enable a false sense of security and peace‚ and people have lost their sense of real freedom to vanity and gluttony. In my opinion‚ McDonaldization/ Capitalism is the main weapon used to bring about this change

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