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    The first episode of Star Wars to ever be released‚ - A New Hope‚ - was a huge success. Directed by George Lucas‚ the princess-protecting tale takes a typical storyline and adds a pinch of the impractical to create a beautiful and magical world with a compelling plot line and relatable characters. The way that Star Wars delivers fantastic creatures and devices through an approachable human lens helps make it the success it is. There is a scene of A New Hope where Luke realises something bad could

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    author wants these parts to stay with the reader. Silverstein repeats the title “the place where the Bersche 2 sidewalk ends” in every stanza‚ as if to constantly fill the readers mind with these words. This place where the sidewalk ends is the magical place that Silverstein is creating‚ and evokes the reader’s longing to discover it in real life. Finally‚ alliteration is used very effectively in this poem. Alliterations are used to emphasize specific portions of a text. Two of the most obvious

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    What does racism mean? Racism is a belief “as a set of institutions conditions of group inequality and an ideology of racial domination‚in which the latter is characterized by a set of belief holding that this subordinate racial group is biologically or culturally inferior to the dominant racial group” (Bobo‚ 2003‚ p 319). Racism is one of the world’s major issues today Race is a set of genetic‚ biological characteristics‚ and area related characteristics. One influence on racism is the media. The

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    Horcruxes Can Represent Sin? You Know That’s Right Imagine a world full of mischief and magic; a world where the battle of good versus evil relies on one boy. Harry Potter is a seven book series created by J. K. Rowling‚ full of magical battles‚ mythical creatures and the mighty battle of good versus evil. Throughout Harry’s seven years at Hogwarts‚ he has had to deal with a great number of challenges‚ especially with Voldemort. Harry and his friends face their most difficult challenge in their

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    Jack Episode IV: The Magical Key Jack is your normal‚ everyday 15 year old kid. Since he could remember‚ he has always had to do without many possessions in his life. But he has always been happy-go-lucky‚ yet somewhat careless with his thoughts and actions. They lived in a rundown apartment building in the slums‚ and have been selling their possessions and finding miscellaneous jobs and tasks just to make it by. Jack was down to his last few cd’s and just a couple of dvd’s‚ while his mother

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    Introduction STYLISTICS is a branch of linguistics which applies the theory and methodology of modern linguistics to the study of STYLE. It studies the use of language in specific contexts and attempts to account for the characteristics that mark the language use of individuals and social groups. Although stylistics sometimes includes investigation of spoken language‚ it is usually concerned with the examination of written language‚ particularly literary texts. The stylistic analysis of a text

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    explained‚ and the effects of these dreams on the characters and the audience can be seen. First and Foremost‚ the purpose of dreams can be identified. Dreams are a very important theme in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ which is linked to the bizarre‚ magical happenings in the forest. The purpose of dreams is to get your brain working‚ while you are asleep. Some dreams tell of a story‚ while others predict something bad is going to happen to you‚ or someone else and it will sometimes come true. According

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    comfort zone onto a journey to recover the dwarves home and gold from the evil dragon‚ Smaug. Bilbo fulfills the archetypal hero’s journey with the help of his magical talismans‚ a ring and a sword‚ and facing his final ordeal illustrating the theme of character development. Throughout Bilbo’s journey‚ without the assist of his magical ring‚ he

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    and Mrs. Wormwood‚ Matilda’s insensitive‚ careless and selfish parents. They are not fully described and they are static characters. The conflict of the story begins when Matilda discovered her magical powers. The story’s struggle was about to be solved when Matilda starts using her magical powers to the people that didn’t treat her nice‚ like Miss Trunchbull and Matilda’s Parents. Foreshadowing is not included in this selection. The action that determines the conflict’s solution is

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    All throughout the novel‚ Mama Elena is seen as an authority figure; this sets  up the plot and background of the descriptive and meaningful story. Laura Esquivel not  only uses gender roles to create a background for the novel‚ but also magical realism.  “Esquivel invites the reader to reassess conventional approaches to literature”  (Ibsen 3). Esquivel wrote this novel with women as the head of the household. Women  are the authority figures. Esquivel portrays the women in the novel with “‘masculine’ 

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