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    I believe Biff’s theory about his father’s death. Willy Loman “didn’t know who he was” as perfectly stated by Biff. Willy Loman was unable to reconcile the truth about himself and that ultimately killed him. The inability to concede to the reality of himself was the catalyst that brought the necessity for Willy to end his life. Yet before he could he had to know that Biff loved him despite knowing the truth about him. Willy Loman lied so much to disguise the actuality of his existence to the

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    The pursuit of the American Dream is a theme that transcends a variety of literary genres. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller are two examples of how this theme can be featured in two very different ways. An analyzation and comparison of the two literary works will highlight the settings‚ key character traits‚ different viewpoints regarding the works‚ and how each author chose to depict the American Dream. The meaning of the American Dream has evolved

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    endless opportunities. The suburb of East egg is vastly populated with the connected rich of society‚ although this world is said to be snobbish it is a place were the rich live their lavish lifestyle of polo and parties‚ the suburb home to Daisy Buchannan. Daisy was not always from East Egg‚ she moved with her striking husband Tom Buchanan from Chicago to settle in the very exclusive rich society and has made her home in a "cheerful red-and-white Gorgonian Colonial mansion looking over the bay."

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    Death is always around us; it’s on every corner‚ in every room‚ completely unavoidable‚ yet somehow it still takes many of us by surprise. In the novel “The Great Gatsby” written by Scott F. Fitzgerald‚ the symbols for death are everywhere‚ yet aren’t bright in the light‚ making the tragic losses of those within the book unexpected and take us by surprise even though foreshadowed. From the seasons that occur‚ to the tired eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg‚ and even the gloomy Valley of Ashes. Death is

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    the 1900’s‚ the overall death rate of the population in Britain has decreased. For males‚ the death rate has dropped from 25829 in 1901 to a mere 8477 in 2000. The rate fell from 21705 to 5679 within the same period of time for females. It was noted that death rates increased during flu epidemics as well as in cold and hot weather. For example‚ about 200 000 people died in the year 1918 due to the influenza epidemic. Nowadays‚ more people die after the age of 65 while in the early 1900’s‚ only 20%

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    of hope is present in a plethora of American literature. Hope can be both a positive and negative quality. Hope is threaded into the following three pieces of literature: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou‚ The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ and Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. In the preceding literature hope plays a strong role in improving characters’ lives. Hope helps some people and is useless to others. Langston Hughes writes‚ “Hold fast to dreams‚/ For if dreams die

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    Zeitgeist of the 1920’s By Mitchell Peerless The Roaring 20’s were a decade with a definite Zeitgeist and “The Great Gatsby” captures this Zeitgeist for all future generations to examine and study. In The Great Gatsby we the readers can easily see the Zeitgeist of the 1920’s reflected back to us in three major ways. The wealthy flaunt their wealth‚ Social tolerance of race and sexual tendencies rise‚ and women are becoming more independent. The wealthy of the novel and of the 1920’s flaunt their wealth

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    Daisy Buchanan 7/18/22 Dearest Diary‚ To-day was simply marvelous! I got to spend time with my Gatsby and my lovely Nick as we toured the town. We drove around in Jay’s new breezer he just bought‚ expressly for me. Jay said that automobile had a temper‚ it purred and it hummed and it roared. Jay was having so much fun zipping around to-day‚ it really was lovely. Jay kept laughing‚ and I ab-so-lute-ly loved it. People have always told me I have a high‚ pealing laugh‚ like wind chimes on a slow

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    Book Review on Alyson Noel’s Radiance Alyson Noel’s Radiance‚ a side series to The Immortals‚ took to shelves in August of 2010. It is a very imaginative novel that will take you on a journey through a mysterious place people call heaven and after-life. When Riley Bloom‚ the main character in the story‚ is killed in a car accident‚ she walks over a mysterious bridge. She finds out that this is the afterlife‚ and is soon assigned a job as a ’Soul Catcher’‚ with a weird yet cute boy as her guide

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    family cause the tragic ending for them. With the pure love and the private married lead them to their death and end their families feud. With the tragic ending‚ the most question that people always ask is who is responsible for their death. The characters that is most responsible for their death are the Capulet‚ Friar Lawrence‚ and Tybalt. First of all‚ the one that are responsible for their death is the Capulet. The first reason is Juliet’s mom doesn’t spend a lot of time with her and understand

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