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    IThese two stories had many common events. The character Odysseus from “The Odyssey” is comparable to the character Everett from “ O Brother Where Art Thou” because they were trying to overcome the same conflicts and achieve the same goal. There are three main ways the characters are the same. The summary of the stories are alike‚ they are both held against their will‚ and they both encounter a large amount of water. The summary of “The Odyssey” is told many ways. Odysseus and his men were on

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    positively. Chris McCandless and Everett Ruess have many similarities which prove that they are not crazy. The first example that shows they are both similar is they both like to do things that they have dreamt about ‘’ I’m a supertramp’’. What Chris basically means is supertramps are people who usually travel from place to place‚ kind of like a vagabonds. The reason he called himself that is Chris is an adventurous guy who likes to travel. Everett Ruess on the other hand‚ is man

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    most famous. Everett from O Brother Where Art Thou has the name of Ulysses which is the Latin form of Odysseus. Odysseus is married to Penelope and Everett is married to Penny. Both Everett and Odysseus have their own group of men that stand by their side through everything regardless of how bad the circumstances become.     Both men face obstacles brought on by greater forces being Poseidon and the Jail Warden. Odysseus meets Teiresias who is a blind fortune teller and Everett meets a blind man

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    associated with civility. Although the reality of the rescue tames the beast within the individuals‚ the boys struggle to recall their previous identities. One of the boys goes up to the officers and says “I’m‚ I’m– but there was no more to come [because] Percival Wemys Madison sought in his head for an incantation that had faded clean away” (201). Regardless of being individuals‚ the boys lose their individuality by following the rest of the community‚ by following Jack‚ because they not only give into mob

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    Thomas Malory‚ Alfred Tennyson‚ and Jack Boorman have all retold Arthurian Legend in their own creative ways. Each of these authors have brought forth different endings that can be deciphered as interesting or pointless. A story‚ a poem‚ and a movies... Intro Sentence.After Sir Gawaine was slain in battle‚ Thomas Malory has him return to Arthur in his dream. Gawaine says to Arthur that he should not engage in battle for he will die. Instead he should construct a Treaty for a month and a day‚ for

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    thou” “O Brother‚ Where Art Thou” is a film that is based in Mississippi in the 1930s. It’s the story of three friends‚ Everett‚ Pete and Delmar‚ who are escaped convicts and their journey through the south dodging the law. This story is loosely based off of Homer’s “Odyssey.” The men run into many obstacles while in the pursuit of a treasure like in the “Odyssey.” Everett‚ Pete and Delmar all have their own material reason for seeking the treasure but in the end all of them accidently stumble

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    The Destruction of Innocence The loss of the boys’ innocence is associated with the evils and dangers of the world. The innocence of the boys is continuously imparted throughout the book that the innocence of the boys is harshly decreasing. Innocence is defined as the quality or state of being innocent and freedom from sin or moral wrong (“Innocence”). During their stay on the island‚ the boys are losing their innocence. They are becoming uncivilized‚ wild and evil. The reality of civilization

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    Barbaric Boy Lord of the Flies is a novel written by William Golding. It was written "to trace the defects of society back to the defects of human nature." William Golding does so through symbolism beginning with the airplane crash‚ representing the decomposition of the outside world. He then follows through with an attempt at rebuilding a society on a deserted island where its only inhabitants are a group of boys. Some of the most important characters in the novel are Ralph who acts impulsively

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    from each have many similarities as well as differences. For instance‚ Odysseus from the Odyssey is very similar as well as slightly different from Ulysses Everett McGill from O Brother‚ Where Art Thou. In O Brother‚ Where Art Thou‚ the main character Ulysses Everett McGill is on a journey trying to get back home to his family. Everett tries to escape Parchman Farm after learning that his wife was in two days ready to remarry a suitor of the name Vernon T. Waldrip. He is able to trick the

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    1. Through out the entire story the conch shell and the glasses have been important metaphors. The conch represents civilization and power. Whenever someone blows on the conch‚ the boys run toward the sound and show respect to the owner. Eventually‚ the power and civilization drop as the boys become more savage like. Therefore the conch loses its power. The glasses represent the key to life. They started the fire‚ and fire brings heat to help them survive and continue their hopes of being rescued

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