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    Animal Farm

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    Chapters 1 - 3 1. Identify Old Major‚ Boxer‚ Clover‚ Benjamin and Mollie. * Old Major was an old pig highly regarded by the other animals. He began the whole idea of the revolution. * Boxer was a huge‚ strong horse‚ not very smart but of good character. Clover was a motherly‚ middle-aged mare. * Benjamin was a donkey‚ the oldest animal on the farm. He was skeptical‚ cynical‚ and never laughed. Also‚ he was friends with Boxer. * Mollie was a "foolish‚ pretty white mare" who liked

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    Hermes: the Trickster

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    Apollo’s cattle by pretending to be an innocent infant that cares more about food and sleep (which he should be). Another point that shows how intelligent Hermes was is when he reversed the marks of the cattle’s hoofs: "Also‚ he bethought him of a crafty ruse and reversed the marks of their hoofs‚ making the front behind and the hind before‚ while he himself walked the other way." Zeus found what happened between the two to be very entertaining‚ he liked Hermes’ deceptiveness: "But Zeus laughed out loud

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    Of Mice and Man

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    different between the book and movie like‚ characters are portrayed‚ scenes and Lennie’s state of mind. One major difference between the book and the movie are the scenes. One example is the scene in the barn when George took the mule in there to fix its hoof. This scene doesn’t happen in the book because the author spent a lot more time describing Curly’s wife’s personality‚ so it was easier to visualize. I think this scene is necessary for the movie because it helps you better understand Curly’s wife

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    The year is 1904. The spectators hold their breath in anticipation as a horse‚ Hans‚ stamps his hoof on the blackboard—on which the whole alphabet was written—in front of him‚ picking out the letters H‚ N‚ and A. The audience sighs in relief. Dohna—the name of the officer standing before Clever Hans and his owner Herr Wilhelm von Osten‚ and to whom they have been introduced earlier. Von Osten reaches out his hand to Hans to give the horse a treat. Everyone claps‚ but they look in bewilderment at

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    conversation to let Slim know that he had finished preparing the tar for fixing the mule’s hoof. The filmmakers changed this scene so that Crooks was not involved at all and that George prepared the tar instead. Another massive difference between the book and the movie are the acts themselves. Going back to the previous point of Crooks and the tar‚ the scene when George took the mule into the barn to fix its hoof is altered drastically. The impression given to those who have read the book as well

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    The abuse of power is foreshadowed several times in Animal Farm. First of all‚ you’ve got Napoleon. The name in itself is foreshadowing. Napoleon‚ the man‚ was an ignoramus who wanted nothing more than power. He didn’t really care about the people he stepped all over to get it‚ so long as he got it. Napoleon‚ the pig‚ is eventually brandished as having a personality all too similar to that of the man. Then there’s the AWOL milk incident. It’s obvious that the pigs did something with it: "’Never

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    Instructor Smith English 10-4 8 February 2013 The Centaur “The Centaur” by May Swenson portrays an imaginative‚ care free young girl as she becomes one with what she thinks is the centaur‚ she is “the horse and the rider” (38) ‚ but eventually her mother brings to an end her wild ride. Through structure‚ diction‚ figurative language‚ and imagery‚ Swenson describes a special time for the ten year old girl. The structure in the poem illustrates the freedom of youth and playfulness. The poem

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    Churchill‚ a Far Country} (Tedious‚ menial‚ or unpleasant work {Farlex}) -The car’s broken down again. I suppose we’ll have to use shanks pony. (using your own legs as a means of transport/pedestrian journey/ walk/ use feet/ trudge/ plod/ saunter/ stroll/ hoof it/ traipse/ tread/ march/ slog/ mosey) ~ I think I’ll make a pedestrian journey home. (A person who goes or travels on foot; walker/ going or performed on foot; walking {Dictionary.com} -My commute consists of walking 20 steps from my bed to my office

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    Greek Mythology The Muses Sister Goddesses‚ The Muses‚ were in charge of the world of Literature‚ Art‚ and Society. The Nine Daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne; they gave inspiration to artist‚ writers and other artistically gifted people. “The Nine Muses have been inspiring artists since the antiquity and there countless paintings‚ drawings‚ designs‚ poems and statues dedicated to them. All artists of the Renaissance acknowledged their importance in artistic creation‚ dedicating their works to the

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    Directly after the animals of Animal Farm overthrow the humans‚ Orwell creates the scene of the society’s new flag‚ “Snowball had found in the harness-room an old green tablecloth of Mrs. Jones’s and had painted on it a hoof and a horn in white” (Orwell‚ 1956). Ironically‚ the hoof and horn of Animal Farm’s flag is very similar to the hammer and sickle that can be seen on Russia’s “Victory Flag”. Orwell’s audience can easily appreciate his sly symbolism that he puts into his novel. Throughout the

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