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    Indiana Jones Summary

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    This book started out with Indiana Jones‚ an itinerant archeologist who goes on a lot of adventures to find priceless artifacts‚ is teaching celtic archeology in london when he gets fired for letting his sadness from his recently deceased wife getting in the way of teaching. He goes to Chicago to find a new job teaching when his stay turns transitory fast. Two people named Vladimir and Katrina Zabolotsky tell a church that they have seen Noah’s ark. Aftera caper with some Bolshevik spies they flee

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    “Takenouchi no Sukune Meets the Dragon King of the Sea” was made by the Sanseisha Company ( 1875 - 1940 ) in 1879–1881. Living as long as 150-360 years‚ Takenouchi was a famous warrior that served many monarchs during his time and most famous was empress Jingo Kogo. He then slew a sea monster that rampaged nearby towns and seas when he dreamt of a quest given by him from the heavens above. Thus‚ the sculptures above uncover the interaction between Takenouchi and the Dragon King‚ Ryujin. In the display

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    Rama And Ravana In Battle

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    In the Epic of Rama and Ravana In Battle‚ Rama’s most superior heroic traits were that he was honorable‚ a relentless warrior‚ and a devoted husband to his wife. Rama is forced to journey his way back from exile to face the all powerful demon Ravana. He has to commence on this odyssey because Ravana kidnapped his wife Sita. After numerous battles‚ Rama killed Ravana with a Brahmastra to his belly hole. The Brahmastra is a force that has to be called down by chanting mantras and is the only weapon

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    Beowulf Quotes Analysis

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    English Vocabulary 1. “Sometimes at pagan shrines they vowed offerings to idols‚ swore oaths that the killer of souls might come to their aid and save the people.” (Beowulf‚ pg. 13‚ lines 176-179) a) The main point of this quote is that the Danes‚ or people of Hrothgar’s kingdom‚ started asking for help from false idols‚ breaking the first two commandments of God‚ and that they are also asking the Devil‚ Satan‚ to rid them of his own creation‚ Grendel. They are retreating to their paganism

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    Competition between rivals causes a battle over the mead halls. Jealousy leads to rage between protagonists. These leaders include Unferth‚ Beowulf and Grendel. In the stories Beowulf and Grendel‚ there are fierce encounters between enemies who attempt to defend their boasts and seek revenge‚ leaving no true hero. “…I can show the wise Hrothgar a way to defeat his enemy and find respite…” (Beowulf 21). In Beowulf’s call to adventure‚ he is not invited to help the Danes; Beowulf takes it upon himself

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    From the books In The Year of the Hyena written by Brad Geagley and Beowulf there are many similarities that can be shown from both cultures. In The Year of the Hyenas Geagley writes about a murder mystery that happens in Ancient Egypt. A man named Semerket is sent to find out the killer of Hetephras an egyptian priestess. Throughout the story egyptian culture is shown by their festival and how they would rule their land. While‚ in Beowulf the story goes on to tell of Beowulf a brave warrior that

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    In both stories Grendel is portrayed as a bad guy. In Grendel‚ Grendel can talk and basically just wants a friend to torment‚ while in Beowulf he doesn’t talk and is defeatable when fought. In the story Grendel‚ you can tell by the way he talks that he is fueled by killing. It gives him a certain rush that serial killers get while killing. I was able to understand Grendel in a way because he was lonely‚ scared and found something to do‚ which excited him; but all he really wanted was a friend. In

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    Taking a Stand or Winning In Beowulf by Burton Raffel‚ Beowulf takes a stand to save Hrothgar. Beowulf uses his strength and bravery to kill Grendel. Grendel was a threat to others and Beowulf stepped up and took a stand to end his threats. After Beowulf returns home‚ he becomes the King of Geats but a dragon poses a threat to Geatland‚ so he takes a stand once more. Although Beowulf and his servant killed him‚ Beowulf dies in the process. In this case‚ taking a stand counts more than winning. Because

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    contradict the conventional classification of a hero. The legend of Beowulf begins with King Hrothgar‚ who is in a dilemma because Grendel‚ an evil monster‚ has been unremittingly attacking Heorot for twelve years. Beowulf‚ a warrior and thane of the Geat King Hygelac‚ hears of this and decides that he must go to Heorot to help Hrothgar‚ for he is the only one who can accomplish this great feat: ;He announced his plan: to sail the swan ’s road and seek out that king‚ that famous prince who needed

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    was often what brought a community together. When King Hrothgar built Heorot for his people‚ he intended it “to be a wonder of the world forever” (Beowulf line 70). Victor Chica wrote in “Home is Where the Heorot is” that Heorot has a dual purpose; it is both a literal structure and a metaphoric structure. Mead-halls in general served both purposes because they were the community’s center. This is a valid argument for Heorot specifically because the hall literally represents the Dane’s strength

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