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    Simon’s Journal I had awakened with my nose bleeding; I had tried to regain my stamina while standing in this dazed moment. Now I sit here staring into the gruesome pig’s eye that’s being hung from a stick. I feel a bit nervous‚ as if the pig is staring right at me. Watching what I do but not saying a word anymore. Since being stranded on this island

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    “How does Armitage make the poem ‘About his Person’ particularly moving to you”. The poem ‘About his Person’ is a poem about a man who commits suicide. We are not given exactly how or why straightforwardly but we are given the items he had on him when he did it. It’s through the items we get to understand why he did it. Armitage makes this poem moving through doing that and also using other techniques. One way in which Armitage makes the poem moving is by letting the reader piece together the story

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    43 Chester Avenue Richmond WT2 6RA Dear Sir‚ I am writing in response to your recent article by Simon Barnes ’Cherish your foxes as status symbols’. Firstly I find it quite shocking that such an esteemed paper such as yours would print what seems to be heavily biased views on the urban fox‚ as seen through the eyes of someone who was obviously under the influence of too much alcohol. Secondly‚ if Mr Barnes was to leave Suffolk a but more often then he would certainly loose his obscured idea that

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    allegory “Lord of the Flies” Simon‚ a major character‚ reflects Jesus Christ because both have similar events happen to them. As similar events occur the reader can also theorize that Simon and Jesus share similar traits . First‚ there are many biblical parallels in the allegory‚ “Lord of the Flies” written by William Golding. The confrontation with Simon and the Lord of the

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    indicated in the book by how Simon and the Lord of the Flies are intertwined‚ how Jack and the other boys are tempted by the beast‚ and how Ralph joins in with Jack and the others. In an interview with William Golding‚ Golding emphasizes that Simon was a Christ-like figure in Lord of the Flies. Therefore‚ Simon gave the story a more biblical look‚ and the Lord of the Flies can be explained as a biblical allegory. Simon can be considered the Christ-like figure because of how Simon completes the allegory

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    Rules! As King Simon awoke he braced himself for another day in Ogre country‚ but then he heard something strange: not the usual happy cheers of the ogres‚ but angry mad shouts. King Simon looked out his window and saw almost all the ogres of Ogre country gathered around his tower. King Simon approached them in hopes to please them. He quickly found out nobody wanted him as king any more. They said he had too many rules and they refused to take any advice from him. At first King Simon was not even

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    How did Simon learn that Baz was a vampire? He followed him in the ruins of the catacombs and saw him drink the blood of a rat. Why doesn’t Penny really like the Mage? Because she thinks he is sexist. What was the latest Humdrum’s attack? They were Flibbertigibbets‚ a type of bird. When did this attack happen? It happened one week ago in the classroom. Why is the Humdrum so dangerous? What does he do that is so menacing? He creates holes in the atmosphere and in these holes‚ you can’t practice

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    It is in the end of this life that one seeks mercy and absolution for the next. Faced with the choice to absolve‚condemn or remain silent‚ what would you do? This is the question poised to the reader of Simon Wiesenthal’s “The Sunflower”. Many answered his question‚ philosophers‚ nuns‚ survivors of genocide and an ex nazi and each provide a different answer. Joining each different response is the act of forgiving‚ either giving or denying each provide a scale on the limits of forgiveness. What

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    sense of good and evil in man. Two characters that contribute to this moral or Biblical theme are Simon who resembles Jesus and Jack‚ being the most savage and violent of the boys‚ who favors the devil. On the outside you may not be able to detect who was the kind or who was the mean person. Both boys were described similarly because living on the island had affected them in the same way. Simon is described as having hair that was a coarse mop of black hair hanging down‚ dark skinned‚ barefoot

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    Neil Simon‚ the Most Successful Playwright in The History of Theatre "It can be argued that Neil Simon is not only America’s most successful playwright‚ but also the most successful playwright in the history of theatre."1 Despite being criticized for lack of substance‚ his hugely successful comedies are consistently revived‚ whether on Broadway or in other community or dinner theatres. Last week the University of Notre Dame’s Mainstage season opened with the departmental premiere of Barefoot

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