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    Sameness is when everything is the same like color or personal lives. The community is by far a dystopia because there is complete control. There is also a lack of knowledge in the community‚ for instance no one has memories‚ they are all held by a person called the receiver of memories. Each family can also only have two books.In The Giver‚ by Lois Lowry‚ explains the ideas of sameness‚ complete control‚ and lack of knowledge. There is a huge lack of knowledge in Jonas’ community

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    angered by the events that lead up to his suicide‚ that they required help from the people of Bariba (who were thought to have attained powerful abilities) returned to Oye-Ile‚ and sought revenge by sparking a series of violent thunderstorms and lightning bolts that are said to have struck the houses of Sango’s many enemies‚ and burned them to the ground. They announced that the chain of violent thunderstorms was a direct result of Sango casting vengeance upon his enemies‚ and reintroduced Sango as

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    Santeria

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    Santería The Yoruba people‚ who were brought over from Nigeria as slaves‚ came to the Caribbean in the 1500’s with their own religion‚ which was seen as unfit by the white slave owners. Most plantation owners in the Caribbean were members of the Roman Catholic Church‚ so they forced their slaves to disregard their native religions and become Catholic. Soon‚ the slaves realized that they could still practice their West African religion as long as it was disguised as Catholicism‚ and Santería was

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    Paragraph 1: I’ve done it. I’ve escaped Shawshank. I am free. The sound of thunder rolls through the area as a bolt of lightning splits the midnight sky. Soon it begins to sprinkle‚ the little water droplets begin growing larger and failing more frequently. I rip off my prison shirt along with my white tank top and raise my arms as the rain cascades down on me like a waterfall. Each drop of fresh water cleanses my filthy skin and erases the last 25 years I had spent in the prison. As I stand there

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    the play and figure out what the witches intend on doing. This scene is also effective by establishing the mood for the rest of the play. When the First Which says‚ “[w]hen shall we three meet again? In thunderlightning‚ or in rain?” (I‚i‚1-2) and by having it take place on a battlefield in thunder and lighting (I‚i) it immediately sets the dark and gloomy feeling of the play. There are many different interpretations of Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ some that are effective and others that are not. Roman

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    sidewalks. The charcoal sky with its endless cries would not stop. A bolt of white pure lightning pierced across the monochromatic heavens. It was Zeus who converted the sky into his own canvass‚ painting it with jagged veins illuminating it with passion and heated desire. It was as if the sky was being photographed‚ appreciating its delicate crooked smiles that expanded throughout the vast space. The thunder bellowed in outrage‚ the shrieks were warnings of destruction. The untamed power reverberated

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    together it gives you the feeling that you are standing outside on a beautiful spring day. Then when the sting soloist comes in they represent the different elements of spring. From the birds to the sky to the flow of the brooks to even the thunder and lightning of a spring storm‚ it is all represented in the violinist solos. The next piece I choose was Handel‚ Water Music: Alla Hornpipe. When I listen to this piece it somewhat gives me a joyful mood. With the pieces fast tempo‚ I can imagine the

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    Black clouds shrouded the Kingdom of Proule. Lightning crackled and thunder roared‚ as large rain drops poured down the land. On the distance‚ east from the Kingdom‚ could be found the Oakwoods. As the loud downpour of the rain echoed‚ one can faintly hear a cry. Specifically‚ a baby’s cry. Tracing where the cry came from‚ a man stood in front of a grave. A grave built from stones being stacked together. The man is wearing a black hood‚ which protects him from the rains downpour. The noise came

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    The Nightmare

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    It was a cold rainy day. Droplets of water trickled down the foggy window‚ and I knew immediately that it was gently drizzling outside. As I was slowly extricating myself from bed that morning‚ I wondered‚ how did I wake up? I never woke up in the morning by myself. Usually‚ I would only arise from my lazy slumber after hearing my mother’s “morning call”. Those thoughts left me and I continued on my routine. As usual‚ I went into the bathroom to bathe‚ brush my teeth and after that‚ put on my school

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    Jupiter

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    Zeus vs. Jupiter Zeus Zeus was known as the father of gods and men‚ and is considered both a ruler and protector of Olympia. He was regarded as the sender of thunder and lightning‚ rain and winds. His traditional weapon was the thunderbolt. Winning a draw between his brothers Poseidon and Hades made him the top ruler. There is a Cretan myth that he was adopted by the Greeks. It says that after learning that one of his children was fated to dethrone him‚ he swallowed his children as soon as they

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