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    John Trimble 9 January 2003 How Fight Club Changed My Life Once‚ I was a young boy who believed everything I heard‚ yet I knew nothing. I was impressionable and weak. Above all else‚ I was confused. I did not understand myself‚ and I did not realize why I wasn’t happy. Everything always went wrong. I felt my life slipping away into oblivion with no palpable meaning. My life was an endless array of homework‚ band camp‚ theater‚ girls‚ and a myriad other things that were not making me happy

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    ever dared to dream before" (732). December is also the time of year when most plants are dead‚ to which extent the narrator remarks that it is a "bleak December"‚ making for a dismal scene both outside and inside the chamber. There is also a "tempest"‚ a storm‚ brewing outside‚ not good for calming the spirits of the narrator. Thoughts are running through his head and it is safe to say that he is frightening himself more than the situation merits at this point. He says he has to still the beating

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    come directly from their cultural backgrounds. The cultural aspects of purification and natural forces bring both characters to be forcefully pushed into nature’s cleansing process. William Shakespeare addresses the Western Christian world where the tempest symbolizes purification of the physical and mental body. Lear falls into madness and loses his own sanity when he abandons his daughters’ homes. On the other hand‚ Kurosawa connects with the

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    Does Shakespeare Present Caliban As A Sympathetic Character To You? In the play "The Tempest"‚ Shakespeare introduces us to several different characters‚ each identified individually with their contrasting attitudes‚ nature and prior circumstances that have brought them to a deserted isle in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea. Shakespeare creates characters that exemplify the relationship between human nature and contemporary civilization and the distinction between men and monsters. The character

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    represents a strong bond that can’t be altered by an exterior cause‚ or influenced by an outsider. The poet’s tone switches to a protesting one—when exclaiming‚ “Oh‚ no!” (496). He then proceeds by defining love as an “ever-fixed mark‚/That looks on tempests and is never shaken” (496)—in other words: love conquers all. For the poet‚ love guides people in love as a star guides a boat through unknown waters: “It is the star to every wandering bark” (496). 2 For true love‚ time is not a threat

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    immigrants seeking a better life. The famous poem (The New Colossus) by Emma Lazarus proclaims that the [...]Give me your tired‚ your poor‚ Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free‚ The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these‚ the homeless‚ tempest-tost to me‚ I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" In spirit and in practice‚ America was open to those seeking the chance at a better life. The reality is quite different today. The process of immigration is long‚ tedious - and quite simply out

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    world begin to slumber and am there at its waking  I am the Wind.  Tornados are mere toothpicks for my teeth  Hurricanes are but drizzling rain  Blizzards lose their footing without me as their foundation  Rooted as the source of storm and tempest‚ I will not budge  I am the Wind.  I hold the stars and stripes of many flags  Helping the countries show them with pride  I collide with the sails of boats  Catching my feet they make me pull them along  I am the Wind  I pull the leaves

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    writes that love “is the star to every wandering bark” (line 7). This comparision of love to a star guiding a ship through the sea signifies how love can get people through difficult times. He also compares love to “an ever-fixed mark that looks on tempests and is never shaken” (Sonnet 116 lines 5-6). This metaphor demonstrates how love endures and is always there for people‚ even through difficult times. His personification of Death and Time

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    audiences have pleasure at reading. The poet introduces what love is. Shakespeare wrote that love is stable and strong‚ and will not "alter when it alteration finds." This following line states that true love is indeed an "ever-fix’d mark" and “looks tempests and is never shaken” which means lovers mind would never change and love would guide people like a lighthouse and the North Star. The quality of using the metaphorical language to describe love is really powerful. In the other line‚ “It is the star

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    Shakespeare: 1) “Green-eyed monster” Meaning jealousy. In one of Shakespeare play Othello‚ one of his characters Iago describes jealousy as a monster which devours its source. 2) “In a pickle” Meaning a difficult or uncomfortable situation. In the tempest‚ King Alonso

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