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    kunde jaga och döda‚ inte bara för köttet utan för skinnet‚ dom började bära päls. Skinnet som var virat runt axlarna hindrade rörelse och lämnade en del kroppen utsatt. Så man blev tvungen att forma det på något sätt även om det inte var meningen från början. Ett annat problem är att när djurskinn‚ när de torka‚ blev väldigt hårt och ofrombart. Så man va tvungen att komma på ett sätt för att göra dom mjuka. Den enklaste metoden är att mödosamt tugga/mala skinnet‚ något som eskimå kvinnorna fortfarande

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    Just because‚ and for no other reason than‚ it was the door the princess pointed to open. And so he did. The door creaked on its hinges as it swung open. The growls of the tiger were heard‚ echoing throughout the arena. The paid mourners and merrymakers‚ the court scribes and jesters‚ the Kingdom and its King‚ all gasped as the tiger’s claws ripped into youths flesh. Screams of horror were heard as blood soaked the ground. The King‚ looking almost giddy and joyful at the proceedings‚ failed

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    Malvolio In Twelfth Night

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    Malvolio; the puritanical‚ entertainment-despising character‚ who undoubtedly contradicts himself and his beliefs‚ provides Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night with a comedic‚ yet somewhat disheartening aspect‚ but nonetheless contributes to the enjoyment of the readers. Malvolio is presented as a stereotyped Puritan figure‚ who is quick to judge supposed sinners‚ such as the other aristocratic‚ frivolous servants. Additionally‚ he isolates himself from the merriment between the other servants of Lady

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    Mounts; then to alight disarming‚ no one dreams‚ With Gorgon’s gear and barebill‚ thongs and fangs. Brothers How lovely the elder brother’s Life all laced in the other’s‚ Lóve-laced!—what once I well Witnessed; so fortune fell. When Shrovetide‚ two years gone‚ Our boys’ plays brought on Part was picked for John‚ Young Jóhn: then fear‚ then joy Ran revel in the elder boy. Their night was come now; all Our company thronged the hall; Henry‚ by the wall‚ Beckoned me beside

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    Case Study (Power & Politics) Damned if you do; Damned if you don’t Fran Gilson has spent 15 years with the Thompson Grocery Company. Starting out as a part-time cashier while attending college‚ Fran has risen up through the ranks of this 50-store grocery store chain. Today‚ at the age of 24‚ she is a regional manager‚ overseeing seven stores and earning approximately $95‚000 a year. Fran also thinks she’s ready to take on more responsibility. About five weeks ago‚ she was contacted by an executive-search

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    The Concept of Belonging

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    culture and place. In the film Strictly Ballroom‚ by Baz Lurhman‚ there is a strong focus on the characters Fran‚ who moulds for acceptance‚ and Scott who disobeys the group that he originally belonged to. This concept is similarly shown in the poem Presents from My Aunts in Pakistan by Monzia Alwi‚ which focuses on a teenage girl who is torn between two different cultures. In the film Fran is first depicted as the ‘ugly duckling’ often seen wearing plain and boring clothing with flat hair and no

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    is Scott Hastings. He changes from being smug and self centred to being accepting of other cultures and that other people can be successful with the help of family and friends. Scott is a very arrogant‚ self centred person before he properly meets Fran. His mother Shirley has a great influence on his behaviour. "Half of the trophies in this room were won by Scott." Shirley shows Scott that is alright to be rude to people and that the world only revolves around him. In Les Kendall ’s dance studio

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    and film technique. In the scene that Scott‚ Fran and Doug dancing at the Dance studio‚ It had describe their feeling by their way of dancing. When Scott and Fran were dancing on the roof‚ it appears a coke sign. The big‚ red sign had refer to the red curtain‚ it introduces the exterior world to them. The sign also suggest the globalism of Australia‚ by integrate American culture to Australia. The music starts when Scott accepts to try with Fran with the goal to Pan pacific federation. The music

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    Edgar Allan Poe

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    Allans vägar. Poes publicistiska karriär började blygsamt med en anonym diktsamling kallad Tamerlane and Other Poems (1827)‚ med författaren bara angiven som "a Bostonian." Poe flyttade till Baltimore för att bo hos biologiska släktingar och bytte fokus från poesi till prosa. I juli 1835 blev han biträdande redaktör för Southern Literary Messenger i Richmond‚ där han bidrog till att öka prenumerationerna och utvecklade sin egen stil som litteraturkritiker. Samma år gifte han sig också med sin 13-åriga

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    whereas the character of Fran‚ shown in plain clothes and reading glasses‚ is initially shown as powerless‚ because she does not belong to the ballroom world. When central characters Scott and Liz run into Fran‚ barely acknowledging her existence‚ the audience can understand how insignificant she is in their world. Luhrman potrays Fran and her Spanish family as not being ‘on the right side of the tracks.’ He displays this by literally showing a train going past her house. Fran and her Spanish family

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