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    Johnny Friendly requires complete loyalty from not only the longshoremen but also his henchmen‚ in order to maintain his power in the waterfront community‚ he does not allow any betrayal or even the idea of trying to testify against the mob run union is restricted. He would even manipulate the weak to do his dirty work. Furthermore‚ Johnny Friendly thinks that violence is the most important mean for him to reinforce his power over the whole community. Terry Malloy‚ the protagonist heroic efforts to

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    Salinger is one of the most mysterious authors in the world. J.D Salinger is known to be a influential writer and is famous for his‚ “Catcher in The Rye” novel. He has garnered much attention with that novel. When hitting his peaks of success‚ J.D Salinger declared reclusion during his career. Which fumed up the curiosity of many readers. Many readers notice that much of his books are based on one central theme. When one’s innocence is lost and is forced to grow up. J.D Salinger used to be a war veteran

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    their isolation. In A Farewell to Arms‚ Ernest Hemmingway illustrates the strife of the narrator‚ Frederick Henry‚ with the young protagonist’s moral struggle with the reasoning behind war and the consolation found in his love for Catherine Barkley. Hemmingway sets the atmosphere for the lovers through diction that implies isolation and felicity. Henry uses words such as “night‚” “empty‚” and “outside” to emphasize the secrecy and concealment he feels when he’s with his wife‚ Catherine (249).

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    Lieutenant Henry‚ the main character in A Farewell to Arms‚ changed greatly over the course of the book. The book began with him in a smaller village near the mountains in Italy. By the end‚ he ends up alone in Switzerland after the death of his wife and child. Lt. Henry went through many changes in several aspects of his life‚ in the way of the war‚ his wife Catherine‚ and his friends‚ even though at the end he loses them all and is alone. In the beginning of the book‚ Lt. Henry was a young man

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    Odysseus and His Flaws

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    Odysseus and his flaws In Homer’s Odyssey‚ the hero is Odysseus‚ a man who left his home to fight the Trojan War and who comes back twenty years later to find his household overrun by suitors courting his wife Penelope. Throughout his journey‚ this rich and complex character battles life’s temptations towards purification‚ since he must overcome his sins and flaws in order to obtain redemption from the gods‚ thus returning home to his throne on the island of Ithaca. However‚ this purification process

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    Farewell to Manzanar‚ by Jeanne Wakatsuki‚ is a book chronicling the author ’s personal experiences before‚ during‚ and after her internment at Manzanar. Through the eyes of an innocent child‚ and subsequently‚ a teenaged Jeanne‚ we are able to see the cruel and heartless events that occurred to the Japanese people living in America during World War II. The book follows young Jeanne‚ a Japanese girl‚ who was taken to Manzanar‚ an internment camp in California. It describes life from inside the

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    Four months after the Battle of Gettysburg‚ Abraham Lincoln delivers an farewell speech to the brave soldiers who was willing to give away their lives for America. Lincoln’s purpose was to emphasize to the audience about liberty‚ freedom‚ and equality within the new nation. He adopts the speech in a solemn and hopeful tone to present to the audience how he felt about the soldiers who commit their lives for America. Through the use of repetition‚ and parallel structure Lincoln illustrates the importance

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    images of those around them with their spirit as they go into the afterlife. The poem “Dog’s Death‚” by John Updike shows a family’s love and admiration for their family pet. Their dog wishes to die in peace and quiet‚ but the family rushes off to the vet to try and save her life. The poem “Do not go gentle into that good night‚” by Dylan Thomas is focusing on the reader pleading for his father to fight off death and live. When comparing and contrasting both of these poems‚ one can assume that

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    Parker as he was orange‚ without Richard Parker Pi wouldn’t have survive out in the sea‚ Richard Parker was like a friend to Pi without him he would have gone insane Richard Parker helped him lose track of time to help him forget about the loss of his family‚ also without Richard Parker being there he would have been eaten by the Frenchman that tried to get on board. Another indication that the colour orange was used as a religious symbol is when he made the comparisons between that of Orange Juice

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    Hemingway’s literary masterpiece A Farewell to Arms is the perfect place to show and celebrate the kind of man that people could connect and look up to. The kind of man that Hemingway chose to celebrate was his own code hero by exhibiting his traits in three different men Rinaldi‚ the priest‚ and Henry and ultimately chose to not make his own main character this  code hero. The priest is celebrated as he exhibits many traits of the code hero. When Henry first describes the priest in chapter 2 he

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