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    A Long Way Gone

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    Violence in A Long Way Gone In the novel‚ A Long Way Gone‚ there were a lot of acts of violence that revolved around the main character‚ Ishmael Beah. Much of this violence was similar to the violence in chapter 11 of How To Read Literature Like a Professor. The many types of violence in this book have different functions. The second book explains the functions‚ symbolical meaning‚ and types of violence. Violence can have a symbolic or thematic function. It shows us that violence lurks in

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    Memoirs of a boy soldier‚ Ishmael Beah 218 Pages 2. The external conflicts in this story include person vs. person and person vs. society. The reason person vs. person is included‚ because Ishmael has many problems with the rebels he must join in the cruel war that is of Sierra Leone. Not only did these very soldiers burn down his town and take away and later murder his parents‚ but they also bring horror and death to everyone who gets in their path‚ for reasons Ishmael could never discern. He

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    3.06 Moby Dick

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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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    your rights were being abused? Would you have done the same things as the character? Why or why not? I saw rights being abused in this book when the soldirs striped all of then down of their clothing and threw their clothes into a fire. I also saw ishmael getting his rights violated when he was essentially forced to do drugs like marijuana and brown brown. Tis was violating because they were making him do things he was uncomfortable with and did not consent to. If i were in this situation i would have

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    Barry Bully Analysis

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    Both are more intelligent than Barry and have better ways to deal with their stress; Ishmael‚ who stayed resilient throughout his school life being bullied by Barry. Near the end of the book‚ Ishmael intended to expose Barry of his act of bullying‚ but in the end Ishmael didn’t as he felt sorry. However‚ shortly afterwards‚ Barry threatens Ishmael and continues to act like a bully. Despite the fact that Ishmael had spared him‚ Barry’s thick-headed skull couldn’t get the message; far from appreciation

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    anybody else. This illustrates that Ishmael has a good heart and will do what he thinks is right‚ under good mental condition. And it connects with the book because when he was a child soldier ‚ he was doing things that made him unhappy and traumatized. All the experiences and images has caused him to be in the position he is in now. But all of this came out fine because of his good heart. He cared for his family. friends‚ and other children. And it shows that Ishmael will sacrifice his own life for

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    Conflicting Perspectives

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    the novel allows him to effectively convey the different perspectives of Eastern and Western cultures. This is mostly achieved by the characters of Hatsue and Ishmael due to their differing views and feelings regarding their relationship. Hatsue holds the Eastern value of putting duty before happiness and accepting your fate‚ whereas Ishmael possesses the more Western opinion that a person is entitled to happiness. Hatsue is intelligent and aware of the differences between her Eastern culture and

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    “homicide”. Later‚ it is revealed that there is a deeper dispute between the Anglo-Americans and the Japanese people. This is just one story to the book. The other story is about love and the past. The past is never forgotten by a white boy named Ishmael Chambers‚ who is deeply in love and heart-broken by Hatsue Imada (the wife of the accused). There is obviously a racial tension to be noted (noting that this story takes place before‚ during‚ and after World War II). Hatred is formed around this

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    does he want revenge and against whom or what? The captain wants revenge because he lost his leg to Moby Dick. 2.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” and the narrator is 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 significant Biblical allusions are Captain Ahab which is the King Ahab in the Bible

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