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    discreet about their distrust of the government (1574)‚ and the black men in the battle royal only speak about their concerns regarding white townspeople in whispers. (1212) Ellison’s protagonist uses creative language in his narrative‚ such as describing the relative social status of African-Americans after the Emancipation as “separate like the fingers of the hand” (1211)‚ and the townspeople ignoring him as “deaf with cotton in dirty ears” (1219). When he uses intellectual language in his graduation

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    recently inherited your grandfathers coffee shop‚ which is conveniently located in downtown East Lansing. The cafe offers many different kinds of coffee and tea‚ a full service bakery‚ and sandwiches‚ soups‚ and salads. Your grandfather first opened the coffee shop in 1952 and it was a local hotspot for many years. Although your grandfathers coffee shop was a local hotspot for many years‚ business has been steadily declining over the last five years. Although your grandfather was an expert at running

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    and Romance language. At first it talks about the origins of the Romance language and how it was used by the Roman people‚ Then describing the difference between classical and vulgar Latin. Also the paper gives detail on how the language spread through the different countries. Secondly the paper tells how Latin has influenced the western language development describing the different fields that use Latin in its terminology.

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    three hundred children. He looked like every child’s favorite grandfather‚ but behind the quiet facade of his silver hair and mustache lurked a hideous monster who preyed on the young and the innocent with his horrific "instruments of hell" -- a meat cleaver‚ a butcher knife and a saw. In 1928‚ Albert took Grace Budd to an abandoned cottage where he strangled and ate her. Six years later‚ he mailed a letter to the Budd family describing in lurid detail what had become of their daughter. The authorities

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    to get rid of the ‘treacherous weapons’ which normal everyday people like us call ‘Books’. Beatty is static because he is straight-forward in being the chief of the firemen and manipulates Montag‚ who is a fireman who regrets being one like his grandfather and father before him‚ to remain a fireman despite his feelings. Beatty is a book burner with a vast knowledge of literature‚ someone who cared about books at some point that he quotes in the story in a book and knows that when Montag said‚ “Once

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    of events is fragmented‚ switching between different time periods and chronologies. There are three narrators: Oskar‚ whose telling of the story occurs shortly after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11‚ 2001; Oskar’s grandfather‚ Thomas Schell‚ Sr.‚ who tells his story through letters (to “my unborn child” and “my child”) written between 1963 and 2003; and Oskar’s grandmother‚ who also writes letters (to Oskar) in 2003. The distinction between the narrators becomes clear

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    Leyba 1  Melissa Leyba  Mrs. Shreiner  AP Language and Composition  January 23‚ 2015  “A Presidential Candidate” by Mark Twain  Rhetorical Analysis Essay    Writer‚ Mark Twain‚ in his essay‚ “A Presidential Candidate‚” critiques the characteristics  of  political candidates by creating a persona which embodies a characteristic not common among  such  candidates­  honesty.  Twain’s  purpose  in  doing  so  is  to  exploit  politicians  as  cowardly‚  illogical‚ and inhumane people. He adopts a

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    Grandpa’s soup Why is her Grandpa’s soup so important to the poet? In my opinion the soup made by the Grandfather is important to the poet‚ because she is describing a good memory she has of her own Grandfather in real life. Often Grand-parents cook for their grandchildren and this can have a positive effect on the child’s relationship with them‚ but also help them explore new foods which have been home cooked sometimes to the family member’s own recipe. In the first paragraph of the poem the

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    Paper 1 A poem that describes bombed cities and destroyed buildings is nothing short of a courageous description. Billy Collins wrote one such poem‚ entitled‚ “Building with its Face Blown Off.” Collins’ poem is written in free verse construction and follows that characteristic throughout. The poem very vividly describes a blown up or destroyed building’s remains and ties in the emotion it has within it. The description of Billy Collins’ “Building with its Face Blown Off” is a detailed and

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    education proved to be of a high importance‚ mostly due to the fact that both of his parents held the occupation of teachers. Over the eleven year span‚ Momaday attended the University of New Mexico‚ and Stanford University‚ where he earned his Ph.D. “Describing a personal quest inspired by the death of his grandmother‚ Aho‚ Momaday’s chronicle of Kiowa tribal history from emergence to demise coalesces racial memory‚ legend‚ and personal experience into a life-giving renewal of Kiowa spirituality‚” (Mills

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