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    Leadership lessons from the movie “InvictusInvictus is a biographical film based on the book Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game That Made a Nation. The story of the film revolves around Nelson Mandela’s efforts and strategy to unite the South African society that is torn apart by apartheid. Upon being elected as the first black President of the nation amidst severe opposition from the whites‚ Mandela faced an enormous challenge to reconcile the nation and build a democracy in the

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    The Cop and the Anthem.   O.Henry On his bench in Madison Square Soapy moved uneasily. When wild geese honk high of nights‚ and when women without sealskin coats grow kind to their husbands‚ and when Soapy moves uneasily on his bench in the park‚ you may know that winter is near at hand. Сопи заерзал на своей скамейке в Мэдисон-сквере. Когда стаи диких гусей тянутся по ночам высоко в небе‚ когда женщины‚ не имеющие котиковых манто‚ становятся ласковыми к своим мужьям‚ когда Сони начинает ерзать на

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    Anthem Study Guide Chapter 1 1. Anthem is based in a socialist society. Everyone is treated as equals. Nobody is allowed to think they are above anyone else. They all are given names that are followed by numbers so they have no identity. They are assigned jobs by the scholars. They have to do everything for their brothers. The scholars run everything. They have very little technology. They use candles and torches for lighting. They are not allowed to socialize with people outside of their

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    Term and Definition | Examples from Anthem | 1. Why is the character or act condemned in Anthem? 2. Should it be condemned? Explain why/why not. | 1. Transgression: the breaking of law or oath | * Transgression of Preference: Equality chooses International 4-8818 as his friend * “The laws say that none among men may be alone‚ ever and at any time for this is the great transgression.” * Transgression of communication: Equality speaks to Liberty even though Liberty is from different

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    Good Morning Class and Miss. Today I will be discussing with you how the film invictious relates to hope and courage‚ the film works around two main characters‚ Morgan Freeman as South African President Nelson Mandela and Matt Damon as François Pienaar‚ the captain of the South African rugby union team the Springboks. The film displays that hope and courage are very important aspects of Presidential leadership; Nelson Mandela is displayed in the film to be both hopeful and courageous. The scene

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    work on either. Which is shown in the quote “Yet as we stand at night in the great hall‚ removing our garments for sleep‚ we look upon our brothers and we wonder… And a word steals into our mind‚ and we look upon our brothers‚ and that word is fear” (Anthem 46) This idea of Equality’s brothers in fear can also be found in the quote “There is fear hanging in the air of the sleeping halls‚ and in the air of the streets. Fear walks through the City‚ fear without name‚ without shape” (46) Equality may also

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    In a society of many‚ how can one live to their true potential? One cannot go about finding themselves when criticized and ridiculed for acting and thinking different. This is the idea that Ayn Rand bases her novella‚ Anthem‚ upon. Against the society’s laws and beliefs‚ Ayn’s character‚ Prometheus‚ learns “why the best in me had been my sins and my transgressions; and why I had never felt guilt in my sins” (98). He finds that his sins enable him to bring back such a power to the society‚ even if

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    Divergent is a word that seems close to meaning and even sounding like the word different. Anthem is described as call for help or for one’s belief. Both of these words are perfect matches for the stories they tell. The similarities don’t stop there‚ nor do the differences. The movie Divergent and the book Anthem almost run parallel with a lot of things but with others it is a big difference. The book Anthem focuses on breaking conformity while Divergent steers more towards accepting that you are

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    When deciding between the films “Invictus” and “Temple Grandin” it comes down to which one touched your heart more. Temple Grandin was a warm and heartfelt movie about how this young lady became successful with learning how to deal with her autism. In the beginning of the movie Temple didn’t want to go to college‚ she didn’t want anyone touching her‚ and she began to go to this certain cow machine for a release of stress to help her feel more calm. As she progressed in her life she was able to finish

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    Author William Ernest Henley’s poem “Invictus” is frequently regarded as an eye opening piece of literature that has imitated and facilitated the self reinvention of countless lives. Challenging Christian ideals‚ Henley elicits a powerful emotional response by supporting the philosophy that man is the sole determinant of his fate. By presenting such a bold and controversial belief‚ Henley greatly increases the impact of his poem. He titled the poem “Invictus‚” Latin for unbeaten‚ in order to show

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