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    In the passage‚ The Pupil‚ by Henry James‚ he depicted three contrasting characters (Morgan Moreen‚ Mrs. Moreen‚ and Pemberton). Through the interaction of the characters‚ he developed the relationship between them by using poetic devices such as tone and point of view. James started the passage by comparing Pemberton‚ “a poor young man” (1)‚ and Mrs. Moreen‚ “a person who spoke only of feelings and…aristocracy” (4) that has “fat‚ jeweled hand” (10). Pemberton was depicted as quiet and knowledgeable

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    When thinking about a hero‚ one might picture a superhero swooping in and saving a bunch of people‚ or a general helping a nation win a battle for the better cause. These stereotypical characters have exactly what it takes to be heroes: courage‚ intelligence‚ and valor. However‚ what one might not realize is that to be a hero‚ one must have a bit of recklessness. Not recklessness in the sense of making foolish decisions to meet failure‚ but recklessness in the sense of taking risks in the vision

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    Convergence Culture-Henry Jenkins Henry Jenkins‚ an MIT Professor‚ wrote the book Convergence Culture about trends in technology as well as participatory culture‚ which is one of the things he is best known for. In the book‚ he has two main arguments: the first one is about participatory culture and the tendency of media creations to receive much more audience participation than ever before. Sometimes the attention is more like an “interactive form of storytelling.” The second argument is

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    “Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are really after.” Henry David Thoreau. Many men go fishing for fish‚ but they actually go fishing to reminisce about their lives‚ all their hopes and dreams‚ and all that they have accomplished over the years. Some find what they need‚ and they aren’t even aware of it. For example‚ the presidential runners. Are they actually just running to better the lives in the United States or make a mockery of themselves? Donald

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    Henry Ford: Industrial Pioneer Jackie Robinson once asserted‚ “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” Not many people can say that he or she has truly impacted the lives of all Americans. Without the efforts of Henry Ford‚ the country’s focus from his life and on changes immensely. Modern day accessibility to transportation has shaped the lifestyle of the average human by allowing greater access to life outside of his or her locality. This lifestyle would be completely

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    Better King- Henry VII or Henry VII? Matthew Ng Lets go back in time to Early Modern Europe in around 1400 AD‚ and examine the two very different Kings of England who ruled everything under their kingdom. They were both very great kings‚ but the question is: Who ruled better? Henry VII? Or Henry VIII? Henry VII‚ the Ruthless‚ Passionate gangster warrior who handled his Monetary issues like a modern day CEO‚ or the Overweight Hunting Enthusiast‚ who had 6 wives? Lets find out. After Henry VII conquered

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    THE THEMES OF POWER OF SILENCE‚ POWER OF TRADITION‚ FAMILY-BLESSING OR CURSE IN DAISY MILLER BY HENRY JAMES. This essay will discuss the central themes of temptation and destruction‚ danger of ignorance and power of tradition in Daisy Miller by Henry James. The theme of temptation and destruction is prevalent throughout this story. When Winterbourne first meets Daisy he is directly tempted‚ and feels an urge to define Daisy in clear moral terms. Even though he doesn’t seem as a very deep

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    Henry Sy(Chinese: 施至成; pinyin: Shī Zhì chéng; born October 25‚ 1924 in Xiamen‚china )‚ he is a Chinese Filipino businessman and the founder of SM Group and chairman of SM Prime Holdings‚ the largest retailer and shopping mall operator in the Philippines. He is married to Felicidad Tan Sy‚ They have 6 children namely Elizabeth T. Sy‚ Harley T. Sy‚ Herbert T. Sy ‚ Hans T. Sy ‚ Henry T. Sy‚ Jr.‚ Teresita Sy-Coson. He came to the Philippines at the young age of 12‚ and worked in his father’s small

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    contains no dialogue it still manages to depict a moment of American history in a compelling manner. The story is about a little girl who sees a runaway slave and decides to help them find freedom instead of turning them into the authorities. The author Henry Cole does not pull any punches in his story and shows how runaway slaves were hunted down when they ran away. The little girl in Unspoken is constantly showed being fearful because in the past helping a slave had major consequences. This historical

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    of great risk. One can never be certain of how long they will remain in power‚ and a sudden downfall from power could cost them their sanity. Cardinal Wolsey was one such man of power‚ an advisor to the king in Henry VII‚ who suffered from a tragic downfall from power. In Shakespeare’s Henry VIII‚ a shift from a tone of acceptance to a tone of betrayal‚ condemning diction‚ and Biblical allusion are used to convey Wolsey’s complex response to his dismissal from the court. As Wolsey contemplates this

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