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    Paul Haggis in 2005 represents the concept of conflicting perspectives in different ways. Both the film and the novel convey the ideas of the social‚ judicial and interpersonal concepts in their texts through their characters and experiences such as Ishmael Chambers in Snow falling On Cedars and Jean from ‘Crash’. In ‘Snow Falling On Cedars’ Guterson addresses the idea of conflicting perspectives through a court case and then relates other people’s perspectives to the core plot of the novel while ‘Crash’

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    Taylor Corey Mr. David Hatcher Honors English III 4 August 2014 Chapter One Reflection Chapter one introduces Ishmael‚ who seems to me like a very sad person. He loves to go out to sea to get his mind off of everything. He says “whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp‚ drizzly November in my soul…” which indicates that he is sad and not happy with himself. He almost seems like he has a suicidal side to him. He is a very simple minded person who does not care about

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    Ahab wants revenge against the great white whale Moby Dick because he lost his leg to the whale. 2. Ishmael is the narrator. The first line is “Call me Ishmael.” 3. The two allusions are the names of Captain ahab and Ishmael. Referring to Captain Ahab: Ahab is a wicked king who goes against goes against God’s will‚ Like how captain Ahab goes against the white whale. Referring to Ishmael: Ishmael means “outcast” or “wanderer” like how he seams to be the only person who cares anything of the beauty

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    in contempt and fear things unknown to them‚ on the other hand many people hold the pursuit of knowledge as the one true path to fulfillment in life. The dangers of the pursuit of knowledge are an underlying topic in Ishmael’s discussion of brit. Ishmael describes the sea as enigmatic and immensely more dangerous than the land; in doing so reveals how attempting to study the unknown in the pursuit of knowledge is far more dangerous than remaining ignorant. In Ishmael’s discussion about brit he quickly

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    Assignment1: Discuss the importance of female characters in ‘Snow Falling on Cedars‚’ and ‘The Crucible.’ Compare the ways in which they are presented. In both‚ the novel‚ ‘Snow Falling On Cedars‚’ and the play of ‘The Crucible‚’ the strength of the female characters is detailed by their portrayals throughout the text‚ highlighting their importance to the narrative of their respective literature. When we are first introduced to Abigail‚ we learn that she has been raised by her uncle‚ Parris

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    Ishmael‚ the narrator of the novel‚ is named after the biblical Ishmael who is the wrongly disinherited son of Abraham and Hagar (18). Both the biblical character and the narrator are portrayed as spiritual wanderers and outcasts. Ishmael tells his audience‚ “Whenever I find myself involuntarily pausing before coffin warehouses‚ and bringing up the rear of every funeral

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    that Sarah saw Ishmael mocking Isaac. It’s funny how Sarah was the main one to suggest to Abraham

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    that stole his arm. 2. Who is the narrator of Moby Dick and what is the first line of the novel? The narrator of Moby Dick is Ishmael‚ and the first line of the novel is‚ “Call me Ishmael.” 3. There are two significant Biblical allusions mentioned in the film. To whom do these allusions reference? How are the names significant? The two allusions are Ishmael is both an outcast in the book‚ and in the biblical sense. As well as Elijah being a profit in both instances. 4. The narrator

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    3.06 Moby Dick Questions: 1. The obsessed captain wants revenge on Moby Dick‚ or the great white whale because he caused the captain to lose his leg 2. The narrator of Moby Dick is Ishmael. The first line of the novel is “Call me Ishmael.” 3. One biblical allusion is that in the bible King Ahab goes against God and in Moby Dick‚ Captain Ahab goes against the great white whale. That can be viewed as God or the Devil. 4. For Captain Ahab‚ he sees Moby Dick as all that is evil in

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    Who is the narrator of Moby Dick and what is the first line of the novel? The first line of the novel is‚ ‘Call me Ishmael’ which just happens to be the name of the narrator. 3. There are two significant Biblical allusions mentioned in the film. To whom do these allusions reference? How are the names significant? In the bible‚ King Ahab goes against God. In Moby Dick‚ Ishmael‚ goes against the whale that can be viewed as God or the Devil. 4. The narrator states that Moby Dick symbolizes

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