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    Have you ever wondered why certain things in certain places were censored? To dive in‚ and see whatever’s censored and understand why someone would do that? Then The Perks of Being a Wallflower is something you should read. To summarize‚ The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky is about Charlie‚ a boy who is a wallflower (surprise) and writes letters to you‚ portrayed as an anonymous character‚ talking about his life. It seems innocent‚ but its simple cover is a just a facade hiding a

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    A villain is the antagonist in the story our the troublemaker.He or she is trying to hurt someone or something in the story or movie.A villain could also be considered as an enemy to people or to one person because the villain is trying to fight the character and the character the villain is trying to fight could call this person their enemy.The villain causes trouble in the city or just to one character such as the Cinderella’s stepmother she is the villain because she takes advantage of Cinderella

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    Mccarthyism Vs Crucible

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    To start off‚ the fear and paranoia of world destruction that existed in the McCarthy Era‚ was also clearly present in The Crucible with its deeply religious nature. American society during the McCarthy Era had a great fear of the Communists because they believed that the Communists wanted nuclear war‚ which meant the destruction of America and the rest of the world. On the other hand‚ communists did not yet exist in the time period that The Crucible took place in. Instead‚ the deeply religious nature

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    On the day of Lena’s evaluation‚ she almost gets trampled by a herd of cows that was supposedly sent by an invalid boy who but was never actually comforted in the book. This is a very significant moment in the novel because the invalid is actually Alex and that is the first time Lena saw him‚ and he left a impression winking at her. 2. She meets Alex officially on a run with her friend Hana. Lena and Hana trespassed and were caught by him and Lena certainly recognized him. That same day Alex arranged

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    Sandra M. Gilbert’s‚ “Bronte’s Bible of Hell”‚ offers a distinct analysis of the novel Wuthering Heights. What is interesting is how Gilbert analyzes Emily Bronte’s life‚ speculating possible reasons for the development of the novel. Gilbert’s starts out with a bold claim that Wuthering Heights is about “heaven and hell”. More specifically‚ Wuthering Heights holds the characteristics of hell‚ while the Thrushcross Grange represents culture and civility. A reasonable assumption given the restrictions

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    In The Crucible‚ John Proctor‚ the protagonist of the play‚ is known as a tragic hero. He is a hero because in the end he stays true to his beliefs and his philosophies‚ knowing that by doing so he will be condemned to hang. Some may consider him as a tragic hero and some may consider him as only a pride filled coward for not telling the truth earlier. John Proctor can be viewed as selfish because many others including Rebecca Nurse and Sarah Good were hanged before John confessed to having an

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    The Crucible was a brilliant representation of mass hysteria. The examples are very limited when it comes to panic on as great a scale of which the Salem Witch Trials created. The reasons for there are not a large amount of examples is because the timing must be perfect to achieve the range of hysteria as seen in The Crucible.The hysteria was only entrenched so deeply in Salem for the following reasons: people urged the panic on for selfish reasons leading to panic‚ religion and state not being

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    The Sapphires Essay

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    The film the sapphires is a highly successful romantic comedy (rom-com) released in 2012. This film was directed by Wayne Blair and it is based on a true story about four aboriginal women. The film features Deborah Mailman (Gail)‚ Jessica Mauboy (Julie)‚ Shari Sebbens Kay) and Miranda Tapsell (Cynthia)‚ as the four talented singers‚ the film tracks them as their lives change for the better when they meet Dave Lovelace‚ played by Chris O’Dowd. The film is set in 1968 during the Vietnam War also known

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    Witch Hunts Comparison

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    Humans always pretend that people that are different from them are inferior. This is true in almost all historical events‚ as well as in everyday life. In the witch hunts of the 1640s and the Communist hunts of the 1950s‚ there were three main similarities: fear‚ blame‚ and power. Whether these differences be of race‚ religion‚ ethnicity‚ political view‚ or any other personal difference‚ we all notice each other’s differences‚ consciously or subconsciously‚ and think and act on that as if it matters

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    In Arthur Miller’s The Crucible‚ names are of the utmost importance to many Puritans because they resemble reputation and social status. During Act 4 when John Proctor is being persuaded to confess to witchcraft‚ an altercation about signing away Proctor’s name occurs. Reverend Parris argues‚ “It is a weighty name; it will strike the village that Proctor confess. I beg you‚ let him sign it…” (Miller 131) By saying‚ “it will strike the village that Proctor confess‚” Parris attempts to coax Judge Danforth

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