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    Part One: Tomi Lahren uses “SOB” when referring to Mohammad Abdulazeez‚ which is a euphemism. This type of language creates misunderstanding for the audience. I had never heard “SOB” before and had to google it‚ she used it to cover up her saying a bad word. Instead of using that she should’ve just not called Mohammad Abdulazeez anything. A jargon that she used was “B-1 bomber‚” this is a word not everyone can understand since it’s specifically referring to a type of aircraft that is used in America

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    allegory “Animal Farm” by George Orwell‚ the charactersuse language in a powerful way‚ whether it’s positive or negative‚ to allude to the reign of communism in Russia during the early 1900’s. Old major exerts his power and positive language when trying to inspire the animals on the farm. Snowball also uses his language in a positive manner‚ where a high concentration of it is used to keep the animals hopeful. However‚ the characters Napoleon and Squealer use language in a negative way to deceive the

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    “Confusion and deception are key elements of comedy.” How does Shakespeare present these ideas in Twelfth Night? Confusion and deception are two key elements that occur often in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night and they seem to go hand in hand with one another- where one occurs the other is slowly behind. As in most comedies‚ Twelfth Night celebrates different forms of confusion and deception in order to make the play more entertaining and comical Shakespeare incorporates the confusion and deception throughout

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    A man turns into a cockroach‚ is rejected by those nearest to him‚ and suddenly dies with an apple on his back. The plot of “The Metamorphosis” is just that. Or is it? The story is filled with emotion and modernist concepts. The three A’s of modernism‚ anxiety‚ ambiguity‚ and alienation‚ show up prominently in Kafka’s writing. Anxiety oozes out of “The Metamorphosis.” The story reads like a bad dream. First of all‚ the situation itself is anxiety inducing. For many‚ nothing would be more horrifying

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    In this passage‚ Twain uses superstitious imagery in order to reveal Huck’s religious beliefs as he expresses a fear of receiving bad luck through for accidentally killing a spider. This shows that despite Huck’s attempts to separate himself from the restrictions of society (ie: his resistance to the widow’s attempts to civilize him‚ his desire to join a band of robbers with Tom Sawyer‚ his fondness for smoking‚ etc.)‚ he is still influenced by its values and teachings. Because he has been taught

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    An effective author uses a variety of literary proofs in order to support the ideas that they write about. As a result of the various examples of literary proofs‚ different authors use different methods of proof based on what they are writing about. In the essays‚ "The Not So Deadly Sin" by Barbara Kingsolver and "The Death of History is Bunk" by Patrick Watson‚ the authors clearly demonstrate the use of strong literary proofs. Within the essay "The Not So Deadly Sin" written by Barbara Kingsolver

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    Throughout the story‚ situational irony is used throughout the choices and actions that Mary commits. Dahl’s use of situational irony and the relationship between Mr. and Mrs. Maloney‚ emphasizes how deception can lead to unexpected consequences that later on can reveal the true malicious side of human nature. Following the story’s dramatic turn of events‚ Mr. and Mrs. Maloney’s relationship dynamic changes

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    the iron was placed in contact with the other‚ it attracted it. In ancient times men knew of a special kind of rock that could pull other rocks of the same kind and pieces of iron toward itself. Such rocks were called lodestones. In modern times man uses the same force exerted by the ancient lodestones to generate electric power‚ to store information in computers‚ and to study the secrets of the universe. The force is called magnetism‚ and objects that exert it are known as

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    BASE DETAILS - ESSAY In the poem‚ "Base Details"‚ SiegFried Sassoon expresses his great disgust towards the majors in the military. He is horrified and appalled at the way the majors act while men are dying out in the battle field. Mr. Sassoon is so furious towards the majors that it takes more than just one word to describe how indignified Sassoon is. These great feelings of anger are derived from the fact that the majors are living a life of luxury while sending young men "up the line" out

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    How does Shakespeare present disturbed characters? Othello is a tragic hero whose jealousy is cleverly manipulated by the maleficent Iago‚ transforming him from a noble figure to a disturbed murderer. In keeping with the tragic genre‚ Shakespeare depicts a sequence of events through which bring about Othello’s decline. The playwright slowly escalates the emotional intensity of the play as Othello becomes more obsessed and less rational. The audience experience a range of emotions as the emotional

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