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    One can find many similar recurring themes in the novels Siddhartha‚ by Herman Hesse‚ and Perfume‚ by Patrick Suskind. Both authors use an aspect of nature as a symbol‚ the river. Since the time of the ancient Chinese‚ Pharaohs‚ Romans and Greeks‚ people have believed that the flow of the river represents the flow in one ’s life. They use the river to symbolise peoples ’ existence. In both books‚ the river portrays spiritual aspects that tell the characters ’ life stories‚ whether they take place

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    may think now – wow – how can you stop bullying when you can barely see it happening! I mean how are you supposed to put an end to it when it goes on 24/7? The best way for you to make a start is to talk to your friends and have a discussion in your class and make a set of rules to put an end to it. Then present the idea to your whole school. The next step is to create an Anti- Bullying team so you can end bullying at your school. Bullying is so bad that it can end up with dying and killing

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    consequences like Siddhartha from the novel Siddhartha by Herman Hesse and non-believers in reality showing apparent distinctions. From the age of infant to the age of death‚ surroundings affect people’s lives greatly. Also‚ people tend to search for what the society prefers and honors. Siddhartha‚ who was born in the loyal Brahmin family‚ was surrounded by teachers and wise Brahmins since young age. He had the chance to acquire wisdom and knowledge from his environment. Therefore‚ Siddhartha was encouraged

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    roses and the end of his turban was wrapped round his face over an iron-grey beard. Across the saddle he carried a brown lamb. Behind him‚ on foot‚ came his son aged twelve‚ flapping along in a gown of geranium red and a white turban as big as himself‚ and holding a stick with which he directed the progress of a black ewe and her black lamb. "When the party had assembled at the ford‚ the process of crossing began. First the old man rode into the stream‚ with difficulty kept his horse ’s head against

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    society then. His disapproval of the excesses that was present in the 1920s can be seen in the way he portrays his main protagonist‚ Jay Gatsby and the eventual demise of Gatsby as he pursues his American dream‚ through illegal means. Through the portrayal of characters such as Jay Gatsby and Myrtle Wilson‚ coupled with their eventual demise of these characters that sought to achieve the American Dream‚ we are able to see the fact that Fitzgerald does not subscribe to the saying that the ends justify the

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    triggered several debates and controversy concerning animal welfare‚ the reliability of the experiments‚ the effects on humans and many other topics (Cohan & Regan‚ 2001). Several of these tests have involved the experimentation for human drugs for specific illness and diseases. This essay will be focusing on whether the end justifies the means of experiments conducted on animals for the development of drugs for humans. There have been many discoveries developed through this process‚ although there are also

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    The unhappiness that he feels shows the way that he is not able to keep a strong grasp on hope. Instead‚ the problem is that the Siddhartha does not know how to live in a way that follows the path of enlightenment even though he was raised in a caste that promotes the idea of spirituality. For Siddhartha‚ the realization that everyone has pain also mirrors the life and the teachings of Buddha. “Siddhartha’s travels showed him much more of the suffering of the world. He searched for a way to escape

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    How does Othello’s attitude towards Desdemona change towards the end of the play? Throughout the play Othello’s feelings for Desdemona seem to change‚ from feelings of pure adoration to jealousy and betrayal. However‚ one thing remains constant‚ an intense passion in his emotions towards her. To begin‚ in the extract Othello uses a high volume of religious lexis to explain his pain at what he believes Desdemona has done (committed adultery with Cassio). From lines 47-52 Othello describes how

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    Siddhartha Gautama (Gautama Buddha‚ Buddha‚ meaning "Awakened One‚" or "Enlightened One‚" is a title‚ not a proper name) lived 2500 years ago‚ he was son of a king and lived a luxurious and pampered life. He married at the age of 16. The turning point in his life came when he was 29‚ when he realized the inevitability of old age‚ sickness‚ and death. He became aware of the suffering incurred by people‚ he abandoned everything‚ departed leaving his wife and infant child behind to look for answers

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    Siddhartha Study Guide Questions 1. Why is Siddhartha unhappy? Why is his spirit like a “waiting vessel”? A- Because he needs to find an answer to his questions. And the waiting vessel is because it just sits there not doing anything. 2. Why is Govinda willing to follow him? A- Because he is his best friend. And he never wants to leave his side. 3. How are the Samanas described? From his description‚ how does the author

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