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    Havisham's Wife Monologue

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    If I have learned one thing in my life‚ it is that true love comes at a price higher than anything that you can buy at a store. I thought I could manipulate and deceive Drummle in order to get him to love me. I was proud then‚ and I was convinced that he would love me because I was flawlessly beautiful. In fact‚ for our first year of marriage it seemed that Drummle really did love me. He whispered sweet words into my ears at night and told me all the things that I wanted to hear. Now‚ I recall the

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    Dawson's Wife Monologue

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    Dawson’s senior year at South Brunswick High School has been treating him well so far. One particular day in September‚ as he was on his way home from school‚ Addilyn‚ his best friend from childhood‚ caught up to him. “Hey genius! Wait up for me!” cheered Addilyn‚ as she was rushing to catch up to Dawson. A few short breaths later‚ Addilyn caught up to him‚ fixed her wind blown hair‚ and tried to create conversation. “Beautiful day isn’t it‚ Dawson?” she inquired‚ looking around at the sun shining

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    First Nations people have been facing prejudice and have been the victims of cruelties since the first European explorers set foot on Canadian soil. It has been a long-standing problem in Canada and oftentimes Canadian society chooses to ignore this part of its’ history. The book‚ Victims of Benevolence: The Dark Legacy of the Williams Lake Residential School written by Elizabeth Furniss in 1992‚ published in Vancouver by Arsenal Pulp Press. The message the book aims to deliver to bring awareness

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    I think A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET is so popular because of its inventive antagonist; A villain that terrorizes victims in an inescapable world where the victim has little to no power. A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET was inspired by reportedly true events. Wes Craven read and clipped articles from the L.A. Times about a young man who died during a nightmare. The young man and his family had come out of a relocation camp in Southeast Asia and were living in California. He would have these severe nightmares

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    Crooks vs. Curley’s Wife John Steinbeck’s novel‚ Of mice and Men‚ shows the lives of a Negro skinner who is excluded from all things and the boss’s son’s wife. They appear different because they come from different backgrounds of life‚ but in actuality they are alike in many fashions. Crooks and Curley’s wife lived simple lives on the ranch and their parents placed restrictions on them when they were younger. Crooks was the only black man on the entire ranch and had a specialized job that he could

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    ‘The Merchant of Venice’ by William Shakespeare is a play in which one of the main characters is portrayed as both a villain and a victim. The audience’s interpretation of Shylock oscillates throughout the play. We must also recognize that Shylock has most likely become a villain as a result of being unfairly victimized for having Jewish heritage. During the sixteenth century‚ when the play was written‚ mistreatment towards Jews was common; especially in Venice as it was an anti-sematic city. Jewish

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    sea‚ engaged in an occupation that was extremely dangerous‚ so that he could have the money to run our household. There are times when I do not see him for days and weeks at a stretch but I am expected to come to terms with this and be the “dutiful wife” that I am expected to be. There are times when I wonder why my parents forced me into such a marriage‚ a marriage in which they knew I would be lonely in. Perhaps if I had not listened to the elders I might have not been in such a situation‚ standing

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    The Book Stasiland uses the interviews with victims and perpetrators to inform the reader on life in East Germany. To some extent‚ Anna Funder does paint a black a white picture of her views‚ separating the victims from the perpetrators. As she despises the GDR/Stasi‚ Funder still acknowledges that many of the officials were just doing what was told and were reluctant to react‚ in fear of falling under the stasis harsh rules. Despite this‚ many of the officials were strong believers in the system

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    Anne Frank was a very famous victim of the holocaust. She kept a diary that recorded a part of her life. Anne’s family was Jewish so they were hated throughout Germany and other places. Her life is a very important story that showed us what it was like during the holocaust. Anne Frank’s life is very significance as a holocaust victim because of the events that happened during her life before hiding‚ during hiding‚ and after hiding. Her life was extremely important because of the events that happened

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    Our first impression of Curley’s wife is that she is a very sexual character. This is suggested through Steinbeck’s description “her fingernails were red”. Red is associated with danger but also with love and passion. Red lipstick was used by prostitutes at the time to represent sexual arousal. Steinbeck also uses similes to give an image of Curley’s wife. For example “her hair hung in little rolled clusters‚ like sausages”. However‚ the primary message is that she is dangerous and not to be trusted

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