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    Mike Trosraka 10/5/06 Block E The Things They Carried Section 4 Question 4 The story “The Ghost Soldiers” is one of the only stories of “The Things They Carried” in which we don’t know the ending in advance. I believe that O’Brien chooses to make this story particularly suspenseful in order for the reader to understand the meaning of the ending and recognize that the ending is not easily predicted. This allows for a more interesting and surprising story. Throughout the story‚ O’Brien

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    Ghost dances By Christopher Bruce. Performed by the Rambert Dance Company. Ghost dances was created in 1981. The performance was choreographed by Christopher Bruce. The piece explores the human rights of the people of chille and the depression that the lack of human rights caused. The inspiration of the dance came from a letter that Christopher received from a widow of a Chilean folk singer‚ who was murdered. Christopher felt sympathetic towards the letter‚ and after being asked to do a

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    Eugene Tran Professor Rob Summers English 1003-752-759 25 March 2014 Collectiveness and Storytelling in Louise Erdrich’s “Bidwell Ghost” “Bidwell Ghost” by Louise Erdrich‚ on one particular level‚ is a ghost story. The piece describes a story of a young girl‚ killed in a house fire twenty years ago located on an orchard field. The girl’s presence is still apparent after her death‚ where she haunts the road next to her home and occasionally makes her way into vehicles that pass by. The themes

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    Kellie’s Castle Ghost Many know the love story attached to the Taj Mahal. But how many of you know the story of a Scottish man named William Kellie Smith and his beloved wife Agnes? In 1890‚ a young Smith left his home farm in Kellas for Malaya. It is not known why he ventured to Malaya for career opportunities much less when he actually arrived. However‚ he integrated in to the community with ease. He bounced around several business opportunities finding some success but it wasn’t until he me Alma

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    saying that 3 ghosts will visit him to teach him a listen. The first is Ghost of Christmas Past and he shows him how lonely he was. He shows him how he got married and money blinded him from his love. The next night came and the Ghost of Christmas Present showed him how families celebrate Christmas. The Crachits had little but they were very loving that they even send blessings to Scrooge. Next they went to his nephew’s house and saw all the fun that Scrooge was missing out on. The last ghost came the

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    Brandon Strader AP World History 4/17/11 2nd period Adam Hochschild’s popular novel‚ King Leopold’s Ghost‚ tells the story of the brutal dehumanization of the African people of the Congo all to fulfill the desire of wealth and power. Henry Morton Stanley‚ one of King Leopold of Belgium’s partners in crime‚ was distraught when England could not seem to care less about his discovery of the Congo in Africa. Leopold’s love for geography and the economy led him to dream of a bigger and better Belgium

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    The Ghost of Christmas Past reached for Carteno’s wrist‚ quickly grasping it as she tried to pull away. It was of no use‚ for the Ghost was far stronger than her and began to display a scene long forgotten. Carteno‚ rendered speechless‚ stood next to her wooden-framed bed. The meak light from the overcast sky was all that lit the dark room. Stained beige carpet coated the area of younger Carteno’s bedroom‚ surrounded by a white strip that connected the ground and wooden walls. A large thick television

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    follows through. Henrik Ibsen believes in this theory; he believes that a person’s life is predetermined and that person cannot do anything to change his or her fate. People “can’t get rid” of their already determined destinies (74). Whether it is a character’s prearranged life or just a simple situation‚ Ibsen incorporates destiny into one of his most memorable plays. In Ghosts‚ Ibsen proves his theme of inescapable fate. Ibsen utilizes symbolism throughout the play to demonstrate one cannot escape

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    Growing up as a child‚ all I have known about ghost had been what was told around the campfire. As I have grown up‚ I have lived and learned from experiences through the paranormal. I believe that ghosts dwell in more than just stories created to be told around the campfire‚ but develop into stories from real-life experiences. As a child‚ my family and I have always went camping during our breaks from school. It was always a tradition for us to tell stories around the campfire to see who told the

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    Koi Fish‚ Meditation‚ and Ghosts Koi fish has always fascinated me – there is something calming about their simple existence. I am reminded of the meditative state of mind aimed for in Zen‚ where thoughts‚ feelings‚ and sensations are allowed to come and go as they please while the source of our attention is firmly anchored within itself – in the breath‚ in the moment – immersed in the physiological sensory experience yet removed from it. Somehow the elegantly lazy movements of the koi fish bring

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