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    Anger 1. “Shut your mouth‚ sir!” Judge Taylor was wide awake and roaring. He was also pink in the face. His speech was miraculously unimpaired by his cigar. “(Page 261). This quote shows how quickly Judge Taylor was to anger. Before Mr. Link Deas proclaimed Tom Robinson had worked for him for eight year‚ and never caused a speck of trouble‚ Judge Taylor was quite and showed no emotion. Even before the trial‚ no matter how good of a testimony Atticus or Tom could give‚ everybody already

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    all the other men of their time and culture‚ both Hector and Achilles knew that their most important duty was to fight wars. In the Iliad‚ by Homer‚ war was of the utmost importance‚ and the Greeks felt that dying in battle was the noblest way to die. Outside of war‚ men made their own decisions as to what else would be important in their lives. Hector valued his family‚ was able to control his emotions‚ and respected the gods. Achilles was almost the exact opposite. "Don’t ask me to sit beside

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    is he a person easily to get angry or not. 2. Why he is so mad on his girlfriend’s alcohol abuse issue? Is it because he cares about her health? Or other reasons? My rationale for this question is that I want to clarify the main reason for Dennis’ anger. I want to know what he really cares about. I found there is ambivalence in Dennis’ situation. On the one hand‚ he seems that he really cares about his relationship with Lori and that’s why he seeks for help. On the other hand‚ he is so angry

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    Imagination; The Achilles Heel In "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"‚ by Washington Irving‚ Ichabod Crane‚ the protagonist of the story‚ is a crazy person. I’m sorry‚ let me rephrase that; He comes off as a crazy person. Here’s how: Ichabod likes to listen to ghost stories in his free time‚ but‚ when walking home the night after hearing these stories‚ he imagines that these beasts are following him and lurking in the shadows. He also becomes very greedy‚ by trying to marry this lady called Katrina

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    In Homer’s Iliad‚ the human condition of life and death are being depicted‚ while we see how people lived their life in Greek culture. In Book 18‚ the great warrior Akhilleus looses his good friend Patroklos in the midst of battle‚ and with him he had Akilleus’ shield. Akhilleus’ mother goes to get another shield for her son from the great G/D‚ Hephaestus‚ and the Greek icon was born. The shield is made out of‚ “ durable fine bronze and tin… with silver and… honorable gold‚” while it depicts incredible

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    Mythological Heroes: Achilles and Hercules The subject of mythology deals mainly with the notion of battle‚ or good versus evil. In this struggle many individuals are singled out for either the evil they cause‚ or from the good they bring to people. When you mention heroes in mythology‚ there are two distinct names that a majority of people bring up‚ those names are Achilles and Hercules. Achilles was born to King Peleus and the sea-nymph Thetis. Soon after Achilles was born his mother dipped

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    their way of thinking. Some governments acted out of compassion and empathy for its people while others lead by military dictatorship. Both themes are very important to civilization in Ancient Greece and impact the lives of citizens. In Homer’s The Iliad and The Odyssey both glory and mercy are important topics. Power and glorification of war is a more prominent theme than empathy and compassion because of the heroic ideal‚ the gods intervention‚ and the lack of compassion. Fame and glory are the

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    “The Iliad”‚ by Homer‚ depicts the mythological story of the Trojan war. The moral lessons‚ values‚ and beneficiary information presented in the story makes it worthwhile. The miscellaneous themes‚ ideas and lessons presented‚ allows this story to be meaningful modern day. Although The Iliad is old and outdated‚ it is still relevant and useful today because of it’s portrayal of love‚ hate‚ and war. In The Iliad‚ love is the first cause of war. Paris‚ son of Priam and Prince of Troy‚ love for Helen

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    In Homer’s book‚ The Iliad‚ epic similes are used throughout the book‚ by exploring one of these similes‚ Homer reveals ‚in the simile‚ that men of war can transform into an animal and take on their characteristics. Homer uses the epic simile to reveal how men of war are akin to a predator attacking its prey. In the epic simile‚ as Homer describes Aeantes and Little Ajax as lions‚ he uses the word “seize” as another way to say pounce. That these Achaeans have taken on the form of a predator‚ the

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    Being a hero is everybody’s dream. Two epic heroes are Beowulf and Achilles. Beowulf was an Anglo- Saxon from the group of the Geats. Achilles was a Greek and was part mortal‚ part God. They killed different things for different reasons‚ but both were considered great. Though both were epic heroes‚ their cultural backgrounds are what defined them. Their reasoning for fighting differed greatly. In the epic poem Beowulf‚ it stated‚ “that mighty protector of men/ Meant to hold the monster till its

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