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    Reactance. The psychological phenomenon that results from the perception of the restriction of free will. Human beings typically utilize their freedom responsibly and consider the balance between risk and reward. However‚ in the occasion where a force actively attempts to deter the completion of an action‚ the curiosity and reactance of humans will create a desire to do it simply for the satisfaction of feeling “free”. Four hundred years ago‚ William Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet‚ a romantic

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    Creation of the World

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    dust and woman out of man. God gave them one rule and that was not to eat of the fruit on one particular tree in the Garden of Eden. Eve was talked into eating the fruit by the serpent‚ and then she convinced Adam to eat of it as well. When they had disobeyed God‚ they felt ashamed and naked; so they hid from him. After talking with them‚ he punished them by banishing them from the Garden. This was the day sin entered the world and man’s nature is now sadly a sinful nature. This is why God sent his son

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    A Poison Tree Review

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    in fears‚ Night and morning with my tears: And I sunned it with smiles‚ And with soft deceitful wiles. 3And it grew both day and night. Till it bore an apple bright. And my foe beheld it shine. And he knew that it was mine. 4And into my garden stole‚ When the night had veiled the pole; In the morning glad I see; My foe outstretched beneath the tree. ------------------------------------------------- Questions and Answers: 1. What approach did the narrator use when handling the

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    Identity Thief: Character Misjudgement in A Separate Peace and The Poison Tree The quality of individuality and the vital role it plays in a human life is a theme often explored in literature. It is difficult to argue against the importance of being true to oneself and maintaining a strong‚ independent character. However‚ many times the miscalculation of the identity of another is equally as damaging as losing individual identity. In A Separate Peace‚ John Knowles highlights the consequences of

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    Satan‚ Prince of Darkness‚ Lucifer‚ Iblis; no matter what title he bears‚ the devil is the most recognizable and distinct representation of evil in existence. In the story of Adam and Eve‚ the devil’s wicked evilness takes the form of temptation. He uses temptation to stray Eve from the path of God‚ the path she was created to follow. In the Lord of the Flies evil disguises itself as temptation yet again. The boys are tempted by their persisting desires to leave their civilized morals behind and

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    bible‚ book of Genesis‚ it shows how God created Adam and Eve. These two beings had everything one could possibly imagine‚ food‚ water‚ shelter‚ and the protection of our heavenly father. Their only rule in The Garden Of Eden was to not eat from the forbidden fruit tree in the center of the garden‚ but Adam and Eve were flawed and soon fell into temptation from the serpent‚ and ate the fruit. They went against God’s only command and made the human species sinners. In the novel‚ The Lord Of The Flies‚

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    sound is repeated‚ giving the lines a softer and more deceitful and cunning tone. Allusions are also apparent in the third and fourth stanza when the tree bears an apple which the foe beholds‚ and when the enemy steals into the garden. This allusion to the Garden of Eden is used to bring the poem into a more biblical realm‚ which is typical of Blake’s work. In the first stanza‚ the consequence of allowing anger to continue instead of stopping it as it begins is shown. This consequence is simply

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    consequences of moral evil that resulted from the fall of man in the Garden of Eden. The vast amount of evil that exists in the world is not because God created it‚ but because man allowed it. Man was not was not created by God with a built in evil nature; he was created with a free will that was exercised to purposefully sin. God gave Adam a choice whether to do right or wrong and he failed. The moment Adam chose to sin in the Garden of Eden the rest of the human race would be born in sin‚ too. God did

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    the novel is the fact that to the Joads‚ California represents a place of great wealth‚ freedom‚ and prosperity.  It is a Garden of Eden‚ so to speak.  The Garden of Eden had a serpent who brought the Wrath of God upon Adam and Eve.  The serpent gave them with the forbidden fruit.  California is forbidden to outsiders and migrants.  No Okies allowed.  The snake represents the Eden Serpent and its betrayal to Adam and Eve.  California will betray the

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    is male while “Mother Nature” is female. Though some women find the connection to nature limiting‚ there is no question that a parallel exists (Plumwood 22). Milton expands upon Genesis: 2-3 in his epic poem about Adam and Eve’s fall from the Garden of Eden. In Paradise Lost‚ ecofeminism is obviously demonstrated as Adam’s domination over Eve mirrors man’s domination over nature. The environmental destruction that the world faces today is undoubtedly due to man and an anthropocentric worldview

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