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    Nemo Analysis

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    A clown fish named Merlin lost his song Nem out in the sea. Nemo was caught by divers and now resides in a big‚ clean fish tank along with other fish/sea creatures in a dentist’s office. Merlin sets out in the sea (which is brave of him!) to find his son‚ encountering a blue fish named Dori. Dori has short term memory loss and is confused for a little bit on which way the boat went‚ but soon finds her way. During Merlin’s and Dori’s adventure the find Nemo‚ they meet "friendly" sharks who don’t believe

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    20‚000 Leagues Under the Sea Main Characters: Professor Pierre Aronnax-Assistant Professor in Museum of Natural History in Paris; narrator of his adventures on the Nautilus; frenchman Counseil- Monsieur Aronnax"’"s 30 year old servant‚ ’"’ a true‚ devoted Flemish boy’"’ who accompanied Arronax in all his travels Ned Land- Canadian harpooner about 40 years old who joined Aronnax and Counseil on the ’"’Abraham Lincoln’"’ in search of the mysterious marine monster threatening the seas

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    “Finding Nemo” (2003) written and directed by Andrew Stanton‚ and Lee Unkrich‚ is the story of a father-son underwater adventure featuring Nemo‚ a boy clownfish‚ stolen from his coral reef home. His timid father must then travel to Sydney and search Sydney Harbour to find Nemo. Animated feature-length films have carved a niche in American culture as a viable and enduring art form. Animated films have offered a glimpse into another world that often could not be shown by any other filmmaking means

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    The movie Finding Nemo is a film about a fish named Marlin‚ who’s family is murdered overnight‚ leaving him with one physically disabled son who is later kidnapped. The father is forced into a long journey to rescue his son from the dentist office‚ being accompanied by a fish who is mentally disabled. The long journey that Marlin and his companion Dory traveled was quite treacherous due to large dangerous aquatic animals such as sharks‚ blue whales‚ and killer jellyfish. Marlin viewed this journey

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    Summary Of The Hvalsalen

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    The narrative of “The Hvalsalen” begins with an act of turning around and revisiting. This essay from the collection Sightlines details a trip Jamie takes to Bergen‚ Norway‚ and her visit to the Hvalsalen‚ or whale hall. The Hvalsalen houses a large collection of whale skeletons acquired throughout the 19th century during a boom in commercial whaling. The essay begins with Jamie’s initial visit to the Hvalsalen‚ where she peruses the whale skeletons by herself‚ noting that “In the way of old-fashioned

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    “This ship is the Kaliningrad. The Americans call it the OMEGA. The last letter of the Greek alphabet. The end-all‚ the ultimate” (DiMercurio 35). This quote is describing the Kaliningrad‚ which is a Russian submarine. This submarine is literally invincible because the submarine takes advantage of water and uses it as a type of armor. The water is a meter or two from the actual body of the submarine‚ so the sub can take several hits without dying. The book takes place basically during the Cold War

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    In this essay I will be discussing French artist Jules Cheret’s art work: La Loie Fuller (1893‚ figure 2.3) and American artist Will H. Bradley’s art work: The Chap Book‚ Thanksgiving no. (1895‚ figure 2.24) in a compare and contrast exercise‚ looking at both the similarities but also what makes these two works very different. The art works are both dated by the end of the nineteenth century. Around the same time‚ the Industrial Revolution brought a huge boost productivity‚ but also changed the social

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    The perspective of Captain Nemo can be complex. It can change in an instant. The perspective of captain Nemo to the ocean can be obscure. It doesn’t say much of the perspective of Captain Nemo to Professor Aronnax too. The perspective of Captain Nemo to the people on land‚ on earth can be brutal. Captain Nemo is a perplexing character. The captain’s view to the ocean is always grand. Captain Nemo’s “land” is the ocean. The ocean is his life. The book states that Captain Nemo had been in the ocean

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    P.1 On the Island of Varnn lived a Nain named Ven Polypheme.He is set off as one of his first and last inspection.He and the crew went to their destination where they were robbed and killed by the Fire Pirates.Ven wakes up to find himself in good hands by the Sailors of the Serlinda.He then stays at the Hare Warren with his new friend from the ship.He then gets arrested for stealing a ring but didn’t.He was then found innocent and was released.An evil spirit possessed Clemency and they travel to

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    Opposites are found everywhere in the world. Almost everything in the world is an opposite and this can be seen in people as well. In the novel 20‚000 leagues under the sea‚ by Julius Verne‚ Pierre Aronnax is a scientist and studies organisms. Then the news starts reporting about a monster and Arronnax wants to find out what it is. So‚ he boards a government ship called the Abraham Lincoln with Conciel‚ his assistant. While on the Abraham Lincoln‚ professional harpooner‚ Ned Land is also on the ship

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