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    The Prisoner of Zenda

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    SUMMARY Chapter 1 (Rudolf Rassendyll) The story unfolds with Rose (Rudolf Rassendyll`s sister-in-law)‚ telling Rassendyll that he needs to get himself a job. Rudolf`s brother (Robert)‚ finds an interesting job for him as an “attaché” to Sir Jacob Borrodaile. Borrodaile will be the Ambassador of Ruritania in six months` time. Ruritania‚ located in central Europe is the only country‚ Rudolf has not visited. So‚ he feels happy with the idea. Rudolf decides to witness the coronation of King Rudolf the

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    Educating Rita Essay

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    Moving into the world deals with aspects of growing up or transition into new phases of life and expanding the individual’s horizon. Through this change‚ individuals are faced with a range of consequences. The play Educating Rita by Willy Russell and Ian Mudie’s poem My father began as a god demonstrates that moving into the world could be from the character’s choices‚ transitions‚ social class which are shown through symbolism‚ metaphors and dialogue. Rita has been faced with many consequences

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    Socratic era‚ he tells about the story of prisoners inside a dark cave with very little light.  These prisoners want freedom as they imagine how the world is outside of the cave they are in.  However‚ they aren’t able to move‚ less leave‚ because their legs and neck are chained. The prisoners are only able to see shadows from the dim lights that touch the cave and can only wonder what the shadows are.  When the chains fell off miraculously‚ one of the prisoners was able to wander out and experience life

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    Educating Rita An exploration through a variety of texts that deal with ‘aspects of growing up and transitions into new phrases of an individual’s life’. Connection to: Into the World * Rita moves from an ‘uneducated’ working class life to a tertiary educated life. * It is this transition with its positives and negatives that is to be focused upon. Positives of Transition * Discovery & Enlightenment: Rita discovers a new world far removed from her ‘restrictive’ world as a wife and

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    In “The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses” by Bessie Head‚ one reason the warders are intimidated by the political prisoners is because their actions were not justified by their morals. These prisoners were constantly fighting for what they wanted‚ and they‚ “felt no guilt nor were outcasts of society” (Head 127). This quote shows that the prisoners do not feel guilty for disrespecting and intimidating the warders. The prisoners act out from time to time‚ and intentionally impose their beliefs on the warders

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    Prisoner Ball

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    Physical education is a course that is taken in school to educate about physical activities and exercises. Students participate in physical activites and learn how they are beneficial to their bodies. Dodgeball is a game in which players on two teams try to throw large balls at each other while avoiding being hit themselves. In the United States‚ the game is typically played among children 6-12 in elementary school. However‚ internationally‚ the sport has also emerged as a popular middle school

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    years. The man‚ whom we come to know as "the prisoner"‚ stays in confinement for almost fifteen years when‚ with only five minutes remaining‚ he renounces his quest for the two million dollars. In his fifteen years of solitude‚ the prisoner has come to the realization that money is of no significance in comparison to the knowledge he has gained through his studies‚ and to prove this‚ he leaves just before he can claim his prize. In this story‚ the prisoner is persistent‚ intelligent‚ and self-motivating

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    EDUCATING RITA INTERVIEW Host: Good morning listeners‚ this is Sam Lee with this week’s program of ‘Into the world’ where we discuss ways individuals make challenging transitions into new and different worlds and the risks and possibilities‚ which coincide with them. Significant experiences in people’s lives provide opportunities for growth and development. Going ‘into the world’ means moving from familiar experiences to new horizons. We are especially blessed today to have Willy Russell famous

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    A prisoner of war can be defined as somebody who is captured or imprisoned by the enemy during an act of war. Anybody can be a prisoner of war‚ even an eight year old civilian who is simply caught in the crossfire. Both “Guantanamo Boy”‚ a novel written by Anna Perera‚ and “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas”‚ a film directed by Mark Herman‚ revolve around two key issues relating to the main theme of Prisoners of War. The issues are Innocence of Children and Discrimination. All of the three main characters

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    Into The World Essay Educating Rita by Willy Russel is a play that is centrally based upon the main character‚ Rita‚ moving from one world to another‚ hence ‘Into the World’. Through exploring other related texts‚ various ideas and themes become present. The novel ‘The Butcher: Anatomy of a Mafia Psychopath’ by Philip Carlo‚ the movie ‘Bend it like Beckham’ and the song ‘Move on Up’ by Curtis Mayfield explore the growth and experiences of each protagonist in their transition from one world to another

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