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    Female writing during the 18th century became a popular method of expressing feminine mentality on issues that were previously considered forbidden. Writers such as Aphra Behn‚ Mary Leapor and Lady Mary Wortley Montagu published their works alongside many respected male poets such as Jonathan Swift and Thomas Gray. Women were gaining a sense of independence and emancipation from the traditional patriarchal rule‚ and this was occurring at an increasingly rapid pace. Many female poets of the time wrote

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    Possibly the most notable switch occurs between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. When Lady Macbeth learns of the witches’ prophecy‚ she is absolute in her decision to kill the King. Macbeth‚ while he clearly likes the idea‚ and even shares her desire‚ falters on holding his promise to her until she threatens his manhood directly. After he kills the King and Banquo (separately) he is distraught with shame and guilt‚ while Lady Macbeth holds herself together and covers for his strange behavior. In Act V

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    fear imprisons us with warnings of‚ “Better be careful. Better take it easy. Don’t get your hopes up.” Well what good are hopes that are down? Low hopes never helped anyone achieve anything. I say let your hopes rise to the sky‚ and never let them falter. If we view everything with hesitancy‚ we will always be afraid to move forward‚ because there are no guarantees about anything. But how much better‚ at the end of life to be able to say‚ “I tried.” If you tried‚ you did not fail. The only real failure

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    they can tackle whatever obstacle that is thrown their way as long as they’re united. In the third quatrain‚ the speaker portrays a longing‚ a need between two strengths. “Not quite that? Not much less. World as it is‚ what’s strong and separate falter” (9-10). A strayed individual maybe strong‚ but

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    Our service men and woman are returning home from serving their country damaged for life by a silent disease. These men and women have been trained to fight opponents they can see. They are trained to survive in situations in which others would falter. Why are our service men and women returning to their homes and country damaged and scarred for life in ways that are not always visible to the eye? How does their condition affect their everyday lives and the lives of their families? Understanding

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    life into his own hands and decide what to do with it‚ how to mold it. These choices can often be hard to make. Frequently one’s opinions and choices are frowned upon by the establishment and by the majority. This must not let his faith and hope falter‚ he must strive to accept what he can not change‚ and change what he can not accept. The world we know blazes past us every second. Our closest friends may soon leave forever‚ others may change‚ our old homes may be torn down to build a parking

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    If we falter and lose our freedoms‚ it will be because we destroyed ourselves.” -Abraham Lincoln (brainyquote.com). On January 1st 1863‚ Abraham Lincoln had put into effect‚ the Emancipation Proclamation (Call to Freedom). This document made it so all slaves were

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    people want someone to do it for them‚ should the time come. This desire has not changed‚ thus it remains a heroic quality to do so. Beowulf sacrificed himself for the citizens that the monsters were terrorizing. He leapt to the opportunity without falter. This makes him a hero in both the past and present. Many mourned him for a long time‚ as they would today. In the past‚ great warriors were considered heroes. They exemplified the idea that they could protect others. However‚ with today’s societies’

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    Robert M. Pirsig’s Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is a 17-day motorcycle journey across the United States done by the author (though he is not identified in the book) and his son Chris‚ joined for nine days by John and Sylvia Sutherland‚ a befriended couple. During this novel‚ I also went on a journey filled with a countless number of insightful‚ philosophical discussions the author stirs up. This story makes you think and ponder questions just as the main character is doing. The story

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    the brain actually begins the assigned 1‚000 word essay. The basket case‚ well acts like she belongs in a home for the mentally insane‚ and the criminal smokes a cigarette inside. Almost an hour into the film‚ the characters social guard begins to falter. The group is able to find common ground on certain topics‚ specifically how all of their parents aren’t perfect‚ and how they all secretly hate their lives. Even though all of the adolescents come from different backgrounds‚ they are all going through

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