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      The author uses the character of Andrea to give life to Janus through discussing the bowls importance to her.   In many cases the primary character of a story is simply an object that is symbolic of an ideal or underlying meaning through which the author uses to convey their message.  Throughout the story Beattie uses the bowl in many ways to convey different meanings to the reader.   In the beginning‚ its sole purpose in the story is simply a tool that Andrea uses to sell houses.   She places

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    almost the same way she would bring her dog Mondo along “when she thought that some prospective buyers might be dog lovers”. As we get to the end of the short-story‚ we realize that this object has much more meaning to Andrea than we are led to believe. Given to her by her ex-lover‚ Andrea has established a physical and emotional obsession to the bowl‚ a very abnormal and possessive obsession‚ caring for it like it was her own child. She personifies the object‚ describing it as “something she loved”‚

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    In the novel ’How I Met Myself’ written by David A. Hill‚ I learnt that familyis an important unit of life John Taylor is a computer programmer from England.He was posted to wor  in Hungary. He has a wife‚ Andrea‚ and a daughter‚ Kati.One evening after wor  ‚ when he was wal  ing home‚ he bumped into his doppelganger for the first time.A doppelganger is a ghostly double of a person with the same face.Firstly‚ family is important because it provide support. After bumping into his doppelganger

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    Introduction Is the label tragic-comedy truly suitable for the drama Waiting for Godot? A tragic-comedy by definition‚ is a work which intertwines elements both tragic and comic in nature. This characterization can be questioned as to its legitimacy in its application to Waiting for Godot. However‚ such skepticism of the classification will soon be expunged. Necessarily‚ examples of tragic and comic techniques‚ as well as theme‚ will be identified and confirmed as content within the story.

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    preparing the arrangements for the day - the graduation week and an Orange Order congress. Later Dillon phones his mistress‚ Andrea‚ because he wants to take a walk with her. He picks her up and they take a romantic walk in the Lover’s lane. They talk about their past history‚ moving to London‚ Dillon’s up-coming divorce and the first time Dillon met Moira and Andrea. He drives Andrea back to her apartment and then he drives home to Moira. When he walks up the entryway he notices that his cat is gone‚

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    "My Last Duchess" Robert Browning’s poem "My Last Duchess" is a splendid poem achieve within the format of the dramatic monologue‚ a poetic form in which there is only one speaker. Because there is only one speaker‚ we the reader must wonder carefully what the Duke is telling us‚ and we often have to read between the lines in order to keep an objective perspective on the what is happening in the poem. This paper will discuss how the use of the dramatic monologue makes the subject (the Duke) tell

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    with an array of the endless questions to come. To his congregants‚ the Imam serves far more than their leader of the daily prayers and giver of the Friday sermon. With many of these Islam immigrants living in a land far away without their families‚ Andrea (2006) points out that the Imam serves a far much greater role in the lives of his congregants other than their leader of the daily prayers and giver of the Friday sermon. He assists in finding spouses‚ he resolves personal disputes and issues ruling

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    Book Review The protagonist Andrea Sachs is a fresh graduate from college who surprisingly lands up in a job as assistant to editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly at fashion’s top-notch Runway magazine. Though she knows nothing about fashion‚ she is told that it would be a stepping stone to any job in the publishing world once she gets a review from Miranda on completion of her first and only year at Elias-Clark. The book has described in great details the errands ’Aan-dre-aah’ has to run for her boss

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    recent years (Andreas‚ 2009). Preventing another 9/11 has been at the top of the agenda in all recent presidential administrations‚ which has made the immigration policy to fall around this issue by creating new anti-terrorism programs and initiatives that restricts the admission of person into the United States (Andreas‚ 2009). Before 9/11 immigration in the United States was a “Low Politics” issue meaning that it was not a top priority for presidents‚ government and state officials (Andreas‚ 2009). During

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    in fact is an animated object. Andrea a successful real estate agent had it both ways‚ a husband and a lover on the side. Andrea attributes her real estate success to the bowl’s ability to appeal to various groups‚ in the homes she’s selling. “The bowl was perfect. Perhaps it was not what you’d select if you faced a shelf of bowls‚ and not the sort of thing that would inevitable attract a lot of attention at a crafts fair‚ yet it had real presence” (Par. 1). Andrea is proud of her bowl she tries

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