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    The Idea of Home In the novel‚ “The Namesake” Gogol is trying to search for his identity and who he wants to be but she is also searching for the definition of a home. He has moved so many times that he started not seeing them as homes‚ but just a place they would have been staying at for a while. The definition of a home is a place that you feel happy at because of all the memories you have. A home is a place where you are loved and you know you are safe and not judged. Gogol does not know how

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    that is relevant in the poem is the significance of hospitality. Odysseus reminds us all that Circe opens up her doors to him and his crew: “There Odysseus shares her meat and wine‚ and she restores his heart. But‚ after many seasons of feasting and other pleasures‚ Odysseus and his men beg Circe to help them get home.” (Homer 913) Circe was being friendly and let Odysseus and his men stay on her island. In particular‚ Odysseus tells us that Alcinous invited him into his home: “That night‚ at the banquet

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    Darian Campbell Mrs. Anderson AP Language and Composition Block 3 October 6‚ 2012 Literary Analysis of Northanger Abbey Jane Austen’s novel‚ Northanger Abbey‚ uses vivid diction and a distinct tone to portray each character in the novel. Austen begins the novel with a nonchalant tone and ends it with a more serious tone. She uses these tones of the novel‚ along with descriptive word choices to develop mental images of each character in the mind of her audience. In the opening paragraph

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    successor‚ Wiglaf‚ who he feels will lead with the same honor and nobility that he had. This epic is truly the story of a good king in that he shows nobility‚ honor‚ and glory‚ while overcoming the challenges of his people‚ showing compassion to other nations‚ and appointing a worthy

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    In the novel Grendel by John Gardner‚ the author uses minor characters that each represents and symbolizes different things. These characters include Unferth‚ Wealtheow‚ the Dragon‚ Hrothgar and Ork. These characters have roles that shape and contribute to the rest of the story. All of these characters have parts that in some way are important to telling Grendel ’s story even though they do not have a major role. Unferth is one of Hrothgar ’s thanes and is seen throughout the novel confronting Grendel

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    Sniper” is using the point of view from third person so that you can see everything thing that is happening. The point of view is omniscient because the reader knows the Republican Snipers feelings‚ but the story is not told by him or any of the other characters‚ but the reader knows everybody’s actions. Throughout the story O’Flaherty creates a lesson using varying craft

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    “The reader should realize himself that it could not have happened otherwise‚ and that to give him any other name was quite out of the question.” - Nikolai Gogol. This is the epigraph for the Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake‚ for the quote foreshadows a lot of what the novel contains and helps us understand the difference between what we’re being told and what we’re‚ seeing. Jhumpa Lahiri chooses to start with a quote from Nikolai Gogol for it connects to both The Overcoat and The Namesake for names

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    Literary Analysis Arising out of the ashes the phoenix came back to life again. In Greek mythology the phoenix is the symbol for idealism and hope. It falls only to arise and live again. The main character of Eudora Welty’s short story‚ "A Worn Path"‚ is much like this phoenix. She must overcome much adversity on her life path. Eudora Welty in "A Worn Path" uses the idea of the phoenix to characterize and symbolize the indomitable spirit of the main character‚ Phoenix Jackson‚ who though

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    The Gym Literary Analysis

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    The author uses settings to help show us themes and develop characters. The gym is a setting the author uses to show us the theme “A person must take action in order to persevere goals”. The gym is where Junior could just kinda get away from life and don’t worry about anything except basketball. I chose to do the gym with my theme because Junior had a goal to get onto the team and he did‚ he didn’t get on any special team he got on varsity. Junior could do anything if he put his mind to it in the

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    their parents because they were going to turn off the closest thing to them which was the nursery. This shows how technology can be the seed of destruction. Some technology has helped us in many ways‚ such as microscopes‚ electricity‚ and computers. Other

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