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    oppression and frustration that women went through in society. Perkins use of symbolism adds to the reality of the wife’s oppression that slowly progresses into insanity. The subordinate position the wife is in because of her overpowering husband is created by the use of symbols such as the yellow wallpaper‚ secret diary‚ and the woman inside the wallpaper. The yellow wallpaper‚ being one of the largest symbols in the story‚ sheds light on how men overpower women. The color yellow on the wallpaper exemplifies

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    Barry presents rhetorical strategies as a means to characterize scientific research. He thinks that being a “scientist requires not only intelligence and curiosity‚ but passion‚ patience‚ creativity‚ self-sufficiency‚ and courage.” Scientific research can be courageous and dangerous. In science‚ people tend to doubt scientists because their discoveries it seems unreal. Even scientists such as Einstein probably doubted his own theory until his predictions were tested. Barry starts his piece of writing

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    All of these themes allowed me to have a better understanding of the story. Incorporating these themes allowed me to visualize the representation that people associated southern belles‚ Yankees‚ and the antebellum south as. Thus‚ Faulkner’s various use of these themes add great detail to the story. One theme that I quickly caught on to in the story was change. Every time I read a passage

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    for survival against predators‚ nature and themselves. Dystopian regimes use fear as a tool to control and manipulate their people. They create false senses of security‚ and freedom for the people‚ so that there is no way they can lose their power. Finally‚ they keep the people oppressed and ignorant to the regimes sovereignty . 1984 by George Orwell and Lord of the Flies by William Golding both represent how corrupt leaders use the population’s fears against them‚ for the continuation of their hierarchical

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    The novel Frankenstein written by Mary Shelley is told in the perspective of Robert Walton‚ who tells the story of Victor Frankenstein. The main protagonist of Frankenstein was Frankenstein and his creation‚ the monster. These characters experience guilt‚ sorrow‚ stress‚ worry‚ and despair throughout the novel‚ and they turn towards nature to calm down and relax. Thus‚ nature is a huge aspect in the lives of Frankenstein and the monster as nature it self is a condolence for them. Mary Shelley portrays

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    How does Willy Russell use dichotomies to tell the story in “Blood Brothers” and create drama The story in the play “Blood Brothers” was set during the period when the conservatives were the ruling party at the time and Margaret Thatcher was the prime minister of England. Then people that were rich‚ became even richer‚ but on the other side factory workers and poor people lost their jobs. This is why rich people kept voting her in‚ because she gave them more money by preventing new businesses

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    she denies him too because‚ she can not stand the type of man that she heard Mr. Darcy is. An overlying presence of Mrs. Bennett does not help the cause Elizabeth is fighting for‚ as Mrs. Bennett desperately wants Elizabeth to see that she will not amount to anything and she needs a man who could provide for her. It is refreshing to see a character in this book that does not go along with everything that he/she is socially ordered to do. Elizabeth’s foundation of marriage is one others ought to follow

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    was of legislative‚ historical context. On September 22‚ 1609 in Valencia this religious cannon started in hopes to expel the newly converted Christians. The intended audience is the people of Spain and to appease to the Christians by saying how he‚ King Phillip III‚ has attempted to work tirelessly to fix the issue‚ the Moriscos‚ but now he has been called by God to expel them. Concurrently slightly pacifying the Moriscos with specific word choice of no one “may dare” mistreat any of the Moriscos

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    Shakespeare uses many different ways to portray humor in his play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Puck is a mischievous‚ outgoing fairy who just likes to have fun. He often makes silly mistakes‚ the most memorable one being that he put the love juice in the wrong man’s eyes! So instead of Demetrius falling in love with Helena‚ Lysander does. Then Puck makes Demetrius fall in love with Helena too. This creates a whole mess of dramatic irony‚ for all the lovers know not what happened‚ and fight amongst

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    advantage of by the self appointed leader‚ Napoleon. Napoleon gradually becomes more and more corrupt‚ letting power go to his head‚ and forgetting the very reason the owner was chased away in the first place. Napoleon is a very manipulative leader and uses his intelligence to control the

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