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    With love‚ The pungent smell of blood‚ sweat and tears filled the clean‚ crisp air. There lay a black boy‚ flat upon his chest‚ on the deck of a smooth sailing ship. His feet‚ hands and neck were bound with metal chains fastened to the railings of the ship. By his side stood a huge Oburoni armed with a long whip which he applied with merciless power and precision. Each stroke left a deep gash in the smooth‚ dark skin of the young boy‚ preceding the blood that followed. Amongst the muffled sobs

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    major impact on storytelling. The Heroes Journey has 12 basic stages; in which guide on through any certain. The Journey’s 12 basic steps consist of ‚ 1) ordinary world 2) Call to adventure3) Refusal of the Call 4) meeting with Mentor 5) crossing the first threshold 6) Tests allies and enemies the come across 7) Approach to the Inmost cave 8) ordeal 9) reward 10) the road back 110 Resurrection and finally 12) Return with Elixir. These timeless patterns have alson helped create the ideas for the most

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    in this case Sarty‚ is shown through the three stages Campbell explains. Campbell’s monomyth starts with a departure‚ initiation‚ and return. Sarty is faced with all three. Sarty is given a call to adventure‚ refusal to call‚ and a crossing of the first threshold. His call to Adventure was while the family had to go to a new place. He and his family were forced to leave by the Justice‚ he said to them‚ “This case is closed. I can’t find against you‚ Snopes‚ but I can give you advice. Leave this

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    The Life-Changing Journey In the short story‚ “Greasy Lake‚” written by author T. Coraghessan Boyle‚ we read about the gruesome discovery that the unidentified narrator himself comes across on one particular summer night while seeking adventure with his two friends. The teenage boys all of equal age believe they are “bad” and unfortunately they learn the hard way about the consequences of being mischievous when they visit the infamous Greasy Lake. The suburban boys find more than what they are

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    Jaywalking is a crime. What if a person wasn’t crossing the street‚ what if it was a pigeon? Pigeons jaywalk all the time as they know that a car is coming at them 65mph and nonchalantly walk towards the other side. Pigeons don’t care about street rules; (they make their own). Writing became my jaywalk. As a pen stuck to my hand it became a pigeon walking across a street with no fear. Expressing my creative side as I walk my pen against the dialogue of short films I made and poems about my insecurities

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    situation perfectly matches what Nye wrote about the first stage‚ Separation‚ in his book‚ “In this way the person is detached from the roles and obligations that have been associated with their live” (Nye 2008‚ 146). The second stage involves crossing the thresholds‚ the journey

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    212035 On Sociological Study of Slut Walk (Sociology-II) During the Winter 2013 Meera Kosambi starts her book ‘Crossing Thresholds’1 by stating that “the conventional and still popular notion of the ‘woman’s sphere’ carries with it the tenacious metaphor of the threshold‚ an image of restrictive‚ restricted‚ and dangerous periphery.” Whenever women strive to cross this threshold‚ men come up and try to suppress these women. This gave birth to the feminist movements. Feminist movements came up

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    Frodo Baggins is the main character of the Lord of the Rings‚ he is the centre of attention‚ even when he is not in the scene. He does not share the characteristics of traditional heroes‚ for he is presented as an ordinary Hobbit‚ neither fast nor strong nor particularly smart. He is not adventurous as he himself admits to Gandalf at the beginning of the tale. ‘I do really wish to destroy it! cried Frodo. ‘Or‚ well‚ to have it destroyed. I am not made for perilous quests. I wish I had never seen

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    Refusal of the call. This is where the hero attempts to refuse the adventure because they are afraid. The forth step is Meeting with the Mentor‚ the hero encounters someone who can give them advice and ready them for the journey ahead. Crossing the First Threshold is the fifth step. At this point the hero leaves his ordinary world for the first time and crosses the

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    Holden Caulfield undertakes a journey of personal discovery. Every journey begins with a first step. What are Holden’s first steps? How does his character react to the world around him as he begins his ‘hero’s quest’? Holden Caulfield is an extremely unique character. Through his inability to conform to the rules of the adult world that he is sucked into‚ he frequently criticizes people and is extremely judgemental to those around him. He calls people who reject him “phonies”‚ as a way to psychologically

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