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    Lord of the Flies Q/a

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    pessimistically introduces the reality that they may never be rescued? A: Piggy pessimistically introduces the reality that they may never be rescued. Q4: Who first mentions “the beastie”? A: The little boy with a mulberry mark on his face first mention the beast. Q5: Who is the last to join the boys on mountain to make fire? A: Piggy is the last one to join the boys on mountain to make fire. Q6: How do the boys start the fire? A: Boys use Piggy’s glasses to focus the light of sun to lighten the fire.

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    The Trojan War

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    building of the Trojan Horse. The Greeks left a giant wooden object made to look like a horse at the Trojan city gates. Some of the Greeks pretended to sail away‚ but actually sailed just out of sight. The other Greeks stood waiting‚ inside the belly of the wooden beast. When the Trojans saw the giant wooden horse and the departing Greek troops‚ they thought the wooden horse was a parting gift for the gods‚ so most of them wanted to wheel it into their city. The decision to move the Trojan Horse into the

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    frills. The other thing I might talk about is the pace of the poem. Notice how many examples of caesura we have when describing the pike. This has a dual effect of allowing us to appreciate the beast‚ but also feels as if we are tiptoeing around it and builds a sense of tension as we slowly regard this beast from the depths. Important quotes 1. The characteristics of the Pike. “The malevolent aged grin” wish to do evil and finds joy in accomplishing it. “The outside eye stared: as a vice locks”

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    Tale of the Lazy Giant

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    around tha joint‚ and whenever I looked back at my stuff‚ there it wos‚ a big 8-foot tall giant. I wos more scared than when my pap was a-spankin’ me for forgetting to feed animals. This was real‚ I was looking straight at the beast’s big poppin’ belly‚ and it surely looked like the feller wanted to eat me. I looked the giant in those dark green eyes of his‚ and I could feel sweat dripping slow-like down my shirt. The feller did not find me the least bit appetizing‚ however‚ thanks to my luck I guess

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    found on page 200‚ figure 6-51‚ Battle of Centaurs and Wild Beasts from Hadrian’s Villa and on page 434‚ figure 14-8‚ Battle of the Bird and Serpent. Not only did I choose these pieces for their beauty‚ but also because both works have similar yet different subjects‚ concepts‚ and formal elements. Both of these images have subject matter that is the same even though they’re different. The subjects for the Battle of Centaurs and Wild Beasts from Hadrian’s Villa are animals; centaurs (male and female)

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    ’Dawn Shoot’ by Seamus Heaney is a poem about two men‚ Heaney himself and his friend Donnelly‚ who go out at the break of dawn determined for a kill. They climb over an iron gate into a large field of broon‚ dew and gorse. The pair settled on their bellies‚ hidden behind a bunch of dead plants and awaited the animals return. When a fox came into view‚ Donnelly put his hand over Heaneys’ barrel and told him that he had this one and shot it twice while Heaney finished it off. After they had killed it

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    choice in the odyssey

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    on that island are the cattle of the sun god and Odysseus has been warned not to eat the cattle. Odysseus tells the rest of the story‚ “Now‚ that day tranquil cattle with broad brows were grazing near‚ and soon the men drew up around their chosen beasts in ceremony” (1073). Odysseus’ men are not supposed to kill the sun god’s cattle because if they do then they will be killed‚ but after a few months they run out of food and decide to kill the sun god’s cattle which causes their death. When Odysseus

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    “Beauty and the Beast” musical in the theatre program. Last winter‚ I got the chance to explore many acting industries in New York and be a part of the supporting cast in the “Grease” musical at the Broadway show. I was able to communicate with many managers and performers and gain significant information about Broadway and other aspects of the acting industry. Moreover‚ I also run a private dance academy where various forms of dances are performed including ballet‚ hip hop‚ belly dance‚ tango‚ and

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    Dantes Inferno

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    Canto 6‚ Dante introduces the vicious monster‚ Cerberus and details his grotesque features to the reader. He states‚ “His eyes are red‚ his beard is greased with phlegm‚ / his belly is swollen‚ and his hands are claws / to rip the wretches and flay and mangle them” (66). This quote vividly depicts the man-beast Cerberus that Dante encountered‚ and allows the reader to feel present in the scene with Dante. He further emphasizes the sights and sounds to portray the hellish environment when

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    Little Res Ridding Hood

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    YI FENG Instructor: Emily A. Miller ENG 111/009.14N 01 November‚ 2012 Compare the Grimm’s Little Red Riding Hood and The Company of wolves There are many different versions of Little Red riding hood‚ some have new characters‚ some have different ending‚ but many versions have one thing in common that is the Little Red Cap is no longer weak and some even started to revenge in some versions. Here I will compare Carter’s version to Grimm’s classic version as an example. I will discuss the character

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