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    The next thing the movie and the poem have in common is that they both have similar characters to one another. For example‚ in the movie they have Jefferson in the jail cell and in the poem they say and mention that someone is penned and put in an inglorious spot‚ which means that they are in an uncomfortable jail cell. Next‚ it says in the movie that let him die as a man on the chair and make them proud. Then they go on and say in the poem that let our blood may not be shed but to honor us through

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    Shakespeare’s plays were written in the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods‚ where the villains brought entertainment value to the plays by their plotting. A villain is someone who is an enemy and plays a prominent part in the play. Often in Shakespeare’s plays‚ the villains are normally malcontent. A Malcontent is a type of person/character which is prominent in Elizabethan dramas‚ which is rebellious and wants to cause other people distress. Some great examples of Shakespeare’s villains are Richard

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    This essay evaluates John Rieder’s analysis of the science fiction film Avatar in his article “Race and revenge fantasies in Avatar‚ District 9‚ and Inglorious Basterds.” Avatar is set in an alien world called Pandora with the protagonist being a disabled former marine named Jake Sully. Although he is bound to being in a wheelchair‚ Jake’s combative character lands him among the indigenous blue Na’vi inhabitants of the planet. Initially‚ Jake is recruited for a mission to extract a mineral that’s

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    Raymond Le Mrs. Reid ENG4U0 26 November 2016 The Wars Humanity are the human beings collectively‚ it is also a term for the characteristics of being human like affection and sympathy. In the novel‚ The Wars by Timothy Findley‚ it is evident that through war‚ participants are robbed of their humanity when they murder‚ rape or experience the loss of a loved one. The character‚ Robert Ross‚ sets out for war after suffering guilt over the accidental death of his sister‚ Rowena Ross. Many soldiers who

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    the first stanza of the poem‚ we immediately learn about Miss Havisham through her gritty honesty. She is expressing the pain of being jilted at the altar as she reveals her personal feelings of the man she was about to marry. “Beloved sweetheart bastard.” Here we see Duffy opening the poem in an oxymoronic way. She uses this technique to entise us in to the poem and to emphasise the contrast of her hectic feelings towards her ex-lover. This is also a very controversial way of opening the poem‚ possibly

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    ACADEMIC YEAR 2011/2012 DECEMBER EXAMINATION UALL1113/ UALL2013 ENGLISH MORPHOLOGY AND SYNTAX ANSWERS Q2. Examine the words given in the box below. Cluster them and state the terms according to their respective word formation processes. An example has been done for you as in (0). Ergophobia Telemarketing Phone Biotech Pro Televise Liaison Pea Editor Sandwich Motherboard Boycott Podcast Exam Scuba Kippers Monokini Jeep Fence sitter fax (0) (a) PIGS‚ DoTA ACRONYMS Coinage borrowing clipping

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    relevant early on‚ and the reversal of such with himself. He utilizes the classic example of high-school jocks: popular and well-loved in their prime‚ yet unsuccessful and even destitute in their later years. Bukowski then contrasts this with his inglorious writer self‚ whose relevancy and skills only increase with time‚ carrying him into the future. Through the use of imagery‚ literary devices‚ structure‚ voice‚ and an old-fashioned emotional ideal‚ Bukowski truly makes good on the notion that ‘forward

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    Today on the bookpost‚ a review of Harry Potter‚ written by J.K. Rowling. Now‚ don’t you worry‚ this isn’t a fangirl screaming that the world can screw itself‚ because Harry Potter is like the best book in the world. I will try to be unbiased. On a book review. Ha! So‚ Harry Potter is one of those books. You know what I’m talking about. It’s the “I haven’t read Harry Potter” and the response from the world is something of an angst filled teenager‚ hissing at sunlight. It is considered the HOLY BOOK

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    focuses on maintaining power and obedience; he goes as far as to disown his own child because he believes she’s being defiant. Likewise‚ Edmund is willing to tear apart his own family in order to gain power and respect‚ after being mocked for being a bastard child. Goneril and Regan‚ the daughters of King Lear‚ are also seeking power and are willing to do anything to achieve their own goals. They work together to take down their own father and each other in the process. These characters are only focused

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    reality‚ and from insanity to sanity. The similarity is that both men are obviously not mentally stable. FAMILY - Lear banishes his favourite daughter on account of her response to his question of love‚ and Gloucester gives his estate to his bastard son‚ Edmund‚ because of a forged letter from his favourite son "Edgar". King Lear has a few fits that make people question his sanity‚ while Gloucester blames the kingdom’s troubles on superstitious things like eclipses. Another similarity between

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