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    stories. In The fall of house of Usher Poe introduce us to Roderick Usher‚ one the main characters in the story. Roderick along with his twin sister Madeline are the last standing descendants of the Ushers. The family was prestigious and rather a wealthy one‚ but some of its members suffered from some kind of mental diseases. Also Madeline suffered from an unexplainable illness. Roderick is totally isolated from the world. He does not go out‚ he does not like the light and he cannot stand the

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    18-year-old Madeline Whittier‚ who is being treated for severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)‚ also known as "bubble baby disease". While she was being treated in her own house meaning to never go outside‚ just seeing a view from windows around her home. Madeline saw neighbors come and go‚ but what stood out was her new neighbor‚ which was a guy named olly. Later on in the story ‚olly was told about Madeline disease so of course he wanted to help. Which let into him running away with Madeline and causing

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    15 November 2012 Edgar Allan Poe Literary Analysis Edgar Allan Poe is often regarded as the most skilled American poet and short story writer‚ and it is no wonder because every literary work created by Poe is written with such proficiency‚ that even readers today are awe-struck. In Poe’s short stories and poems‚ one will find the same few themes in his works‚ such as women‚ the color red and a variety of horror themes‚ however one theme that is very repetitive is his employment of death. This

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    Being an Usher Bites What’s scarier‚ the supernatural or the mentally unstable? Both are capable unimaginable horrors‚ but one might not exist. In the majority of Edgar Allen Poe’s stories‚ he is able to make the reader flip their view on what they believe towards the end‚ by providing evidence that can support both sides. He is a master at manipulating the reader’s thoughts and is skilled at blurring the lines between what’s real and what’s fake. In the story “The Fall of the House of Usher‚” it’s

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    sense of darkness and gloom (Dark). As the childhood friend walks into the decaying mansion‚ he is greeted by his melancholy friend‚ Roderick Usher. He is a dark man of intellect‚ with a pale complexion‚ and an air of sternness (Poe). His sister Madeline is considered as the sense of the story‚ the taste‚ the smell‚ the seeing‚ and the

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    Marvin Garantoza Liz Smith English 1B 26 September 2014 The Eerie and Bizarre of Poe Through all the deaths and fatality of his stories‚ Edgar Allan Poe is a man of stories that are eerie and bizzare. Poe is best known for his dark and gothic fiction where it seemed very uncomfortable to read but yet pleasing to the reader. His themes in his stories would deal with death that would include physical signs‚ effects of decomposition‚ and premature burial. In the book Literature: An Introduction

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    through his eyes as he approaches the House of Usher. He has been lifelong friends with Roderick Usher‚ who sends him a note asking for him to help. Roderick’s sister‚ Madeline‚ suffers from catalepsy and he suspects that she will die soon. Considering they are the last of the Usher living bloodline‚ Roderick feels that he and Madeline should make a baby to keep the name bloodline going. When she denies him‚ he gets mad at her and when she “dies” he buries her not knowing that she is still alive.

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    groups that helped folks in the community. He paid cash because he had received a bonus for an outstanding act of heroism in the line of duty. It seemed like a good way to use the money.  MADELINE and PHIL bought the jeep. They already had two cars‚ a fairly new Cadillac Seville and a Lexus. However‚ Madeline was a Girl Scout leader‚ and she wanted the jeep for camping trips.  A week later‚ Monica decided to give her car a good cleaning. When she removed the floor mats to vacuum‚ she found a

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    contact like hitting‚ kicking pushing‚ and damaging property (Alannah & Madeline Foundation). The third type is verbal‚ which is name calling‚ insults‚ intimidation‚ homophobic or racist remarks‚ or verbal abuse (Alannah & Madeline Foundation‚ 2010). The fourth kind of bullying is covert‚ which is often hard to recognize. It is a type that is designed to harm someone’s social reputation and cause humiliation (Alannah & Madeline Foundation‚ 2010). This type usually involves spreading rumors‚ negative

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    Transcendentalism. Roderick Usher‚ the main character of Poe’s The Fall of the House of Usher‚ shared a special spiritual bond with his twin sister – Madeline. We may say that he was “the body” while she was “the brain”.[2] Roderick didn’t have problems with his physical fitness but he suffered from the mental disorder. Unlike Madeline who mentally was perfectly healthy but her physical condition was bad. They complete each other so one of them would not manage to live without the other. How

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