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    3 Major Bones

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    Major bones of the body and the muscles that attach to each 1. Clavicle: it is the insertion of the upper trapezius muscle which is responsible for scapula elevation and extension of the head and neck. 2. Humerus: long bone to which the brachialis muscle is attached at its distal half of the anterior portion of the humerus to help flexion of the elbow. 3. Radius: it is the insertion of the brachioradialis muscle which is responsible for supination and pronation of the arm 4. Femur: it is the

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    Salvage The Bones Analysis

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    Adulthood “It is not that adults produce children‚ but more importantly that children produce adults” (Peter De Vries). In the novel‚ Salvage the Bones‚ Jesmyn Ward takes the readers on a quest through the life of Esch. Esch is only fifteen years old when she realizes that her life is collapsing in on her. She is the only girl in a world full of men; from her drunken father to the love of her life‚ Manny. Esch’s mother died when she was giving birth to her seven year old brother‚ Junior‚ forcing

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    In The Farming of Bones‚ Edwidge Danticat uses a unique point of view to place the reader into the story through the use of ‘you’ and common senses. By using the trigger word ‘you’‚ Danticat helps the reader connect to the story in two ways: emotionally and physically by describing common senses or feelings that one can relate to in their own life. Emotions are experienced by everyone on a daily basis in various degrees‚ depending how sensitive a person is. “At first you are afraid to step into the

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    Archetypes are used in almost every story ever told. Some may be basic‚ while others can be more elaborate. The most important archetypes are those used in characters. If one was to compare characters from different tales‚ no matter the time period in which they were created‚ a strong similarity would be strikingly apparent. This is because of archetypes. An archetype sets the tone for a certain thing. The archetype of the color white‚ for instance‚ is innocence. This causes one to associate the

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    Maze Of Bones Themes

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    Rick Riordan is the author of the book The Maze of Bones. He has written many books in the fantasy genre‚ and the adventure genre such as Percy Jackson and The Olympians and The Sea of Monsters‚ which made into movies. He as won many awards such as Author of The Year for the book The Lost Hero. The Maze of Bones written by Rick Riordan is a fiction‚ mystery‚ and adventure book. The book targeted a young adult audience‚ and this book is meant to entertain the reader. The title is interesting and

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    Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ Mark Twain utilizes the archetypes of the Unwilling Hero‚ the Shape Shifter‚ and Haven vs. Wilderness to show that Huck Finn and Jim can find freedom all along the banks of the Mississippi River.  Huck portrays the unwilling hero because he puts a lot of thought into something before he does it‚ even though it will benefit everybody.  He is also very hesitant to perform heroic acts.  The King and Duke show the archetype of the shape shifter because they are constantly lying

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    Summary of City of Bones

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    humans- except clary. With the help of "Silent Brother" Jeremiah‚ a monk with magical powers‚ their investigation into why Clary can see them uncovers a block on her mind‚ keeping her memories sealed. She travels with Jace and Jeremiah to the City of Bones‚ where the Silent Brothers attempt to break it. Although the attempt fails‚ Clary gets flashes of information‚ particularly the name Magnus Bane‚ Tracing this name to a party‚ Clary and the Shadowhunter teens‚ along with her mundane best friend Simon

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    Bony By Bone Analysis

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    The novel Bony by Bone written by Tony Johnston is about a young innocent boy named David Church who grows up with a racist father. Throughout the novel he learns about the troubles between skin colour‚ yet he makes friends with a African American named Malcolm. A theme in this story is that we choose who we are‚ not anyone else. The main example of this is between David and his father. Tony Johnston uses both language that lets us imagine it for ourselves‚ and setting that helps us understand the

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    Boys of Blood and Bone

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    Boys of Blood and Bone David Metzenthen David Metzenthen’s Boys of Blood and Bone is a truly ambitious novel. He received his inspiration to write the novel as a tribute to his grandfather‚ to show his respect to those who went to war and to connect young Australians to past history. His novel links the stories of Henry Lyon‚ in the summer before he starts his first year at University and Andy Lansell‚ an Australia digger killed in World War 1. The book contains several messages which should

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    is an accurate and worthy representation of the genre and deserves to be on the list as it consistently portrays its use of the Mise-en-scene aspects and motifs of Neo-Noir. These main characteristics being its unique lighting‚ setting‚ character archetypes‚ costume‚ visual motifs and camera-techniques‚ all of which are true to the Neo-Noir style. One very important

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