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    The Monster Inside Me

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    I had everything. Loving family‚ supportive friends‚ good grades‚ degree in ballet… etc. Not much‚ but there’s no shortage for anything. But life isn’t always perfect‚ especially when the monster inside you starts to show. I was at the dance studio half an hour earlier before the rehearsal starts. Determined to be the best as I got the first role for the upcoming ballet production “Swan Lake”. I got all the applause and compliments from all the musical directors and choreographers

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    Roland and Lancelot: Heroes in Chivalry Since the dawn of time heroes have come and gone‚ some won battles and others lost wars but all have been remembered through the generations as lessons‚ for better or worse‚ of morality and timeless human themes. No period in history is more synonymous with hero worship as the Medieval ages. Throughout these times some of the most famous tales of knights‚ kings‚ and chivalry were penned‚ none more so than the stories of Roland‚ a great warrior under

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    Cultural Heroes A cultural hero demonstrates cultural values. A cultural hero faces and overcomes struggles. A cultural hero is famous. A cultural hero may be living or dead‚ though more often dead. Often after their death‚ mythologies are developed embellishing their positive features. Herakles and Joan of Arc are examples of classic cultural heroes. John Fitzgerald Kennedy is a modern cultural hero. All three a well known and are remembered for their character and accomplishments. Herakles

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    Ares: The God of War

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    vivid and descriptive stories about the Greek gods and heroes that were part of their religion in that time. Greeks worshipped each of these gods and heroes‚ also creating different temples in various cities. As a result‚ many of these gods still have enormous influences on how our world works today. One of those gods‚ the Greek god of war‚ exemplifies many qualities which many people expect from him‚ although strongly disliked by most. The Greek God of war‚ Ares‚ is the son of Zeus and Hera (Van

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    The Beauty Behind the Beast: Humanizing the Monster in Scarface Through the Use of Mise-en-scene When Howard Hawk’s Scarface was first screened to the public in 1932‚ it was in limited release due to disagreements on censorship with the Hays Office. The production code was implemented to protect the public from violent‚ sexual‚ and morally corrupt films‚ so it could be assumed that such a code had been put in place because people did not want to see such films. However‚ Scarface was a blockbuster

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    Greek Mythology and Gods

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    ancient Greeks believed in many gods. * These gods were at the center of Greek mythology- a body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works. * Each story‚ or myth‚ explained natural or events. * People today have scientific explanations for events like thunder‚ earthquakes‚ and volcanic eruptions. * The ancient Greeks did not-they believed their gods caused these events to happen‚ and they created myths to explain the gods’ actions. * The Greeks

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    describe. More accurately‚ a hero is someone who puts themselves in a position of death in order to obtain a morally just cause. This idea of self sacrifice is what makes a hero. In Greek literature‚ especially in poetry‚ there are several examples of heroes and heroines. I will specifically discuss Achilles of Homer’s Iliad‚ as well as Antigone in Sophocles Antigone‚ and why their character is of heroic stature.

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    Three Faced Monster

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    Professor Reck EN 213 – Tales of the Dark Side Brief Essay #3 The Three –Faced Monster There are many speculations that human beings possess different personas depending on certain situations. One may act a certain way around family whilst acting a different way around friends and strangers. These personas can often be regarded as different masks of the human psyche‚ a subject that is gently touched upon in concerns with the main characters in Stephen King’s short novella. “Chattering

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    Greak Gods

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    of the sky‚ the Rain-god and the Cloud-gatherer‚ who withheld the awful thunderbult. HERA - juno‚ she was Zeus’s wife and sister. She was the protecter of marriage‚ and married women were here peculiar care. POSEIDON - neptune‚ he was the the ruler of the sea‚ Zues’s brother and second only to him in eminence. He was the god of the sea. HADES - pluto‚ he was the third brother umong the Olympians. He ruled over the dead in the underworld. He was also called pluto the God of wealth. PALLAS ATHENA

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    The lottery is an example of the utilitarian monster because‚ in a lottery game‚ there are many losers‚ but only one winner. The happiness of the winner of a lottery ticket is very high‚ and when compared to the unhappiness of the losers‚ there is still‚ in theory‚ a net happiness gain. So in essence‚ the happiness of many (the losers) is sacrificed for the disproportionate happiness of one individual (the winner). A case could be made for and against the lottery in terms of monetized utilitarianism

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