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    Percy Jackson

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    Contents Chapter One ....................................................................................................................................... 1 Chapter Two........................................................................................................................................ 7 Chapter Three ................................................................................................................................... 16 Chapter Four ............................

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    Atonement

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    ATONEMENT ESSAY “Like a policeman in a search team‚ we go on hands and knees and crawl toward the truth.” [359] What do you think is the truth that we have crawled toward as we read Atonement‚ and what secrets and lies have we encountered along the way? In your answer‚ you should discuss the novel’s key ideas‚ narrative point of view‚ characterization‚ symbolism‚ structure and language. The beauty of Ian McEwan’s construction is his reconciliation of both fiction and the “bleakest realism”

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    Wernicke's Mirror

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    In the case of Wernicke’s production‚ the mirror stands as the main motive always as its background. It has different meanings for this production. As I already mentioned‚ the mirror background reflects the different images of Vienna‚ singers on the stage and the audience. At the first scene‚ the mirror is directed forward and reflects the stage and the audience. But soon later‚ it turns inside and reflects the image of historical red bedroom of the Marschallin on it. At the end of the first act

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    thesus Early years Theseus and Aethra‚ by Laurent de La Hyre Aegeus‚ one of the primordial kings of Athens‚ found a bride‚ Aethra who was the daughter of king Pittheus at Troezen‚ a small city southwest of Athens. On their wedding night‚ Aethra waded through the sea to the island of Sphairia that rests close to the coast and lay there with Poseidon (god of the sea and earthquakes). The mix gave Theseus a combination of divine as well as mortal characteristics in his nature;

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    How have our ideas of heroes changed over the years? In the beginning of cinema heroes and heroines tended to stay within the mythic structure of heroes using binary pairs of opposite terms to simplify the complexity of events and reducing the players down to good guys and bad guys or more cinematic‚ white hats and black hats. That changed radically in the late 1960’s and early ’70’s when a series of films such as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid‚ Bonnie and Clyde‚ The Godfather‚ Midnight Cowboy

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    In the story Oedipus‚ Levi -Strauss analyses and uses a structuralism approach to find the true meaning of the Greek myths in which he studied. He uses two techniques to find out the meanings‚ the chronological order of the events and the similar motifs that surround the story. In the story of Oedipus Levi-Strauss points out that there is killing of relatives and incest. But‚ he also sees the killing of a monster (a heroic act) which or pairs of opposite. In using these techniques he is capable of

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    fantasy novel from them. The book‚ Keaghan in the Tales of Dreamside‚ tells the story of a young boy that discovers a world full of strange creatures inside his own home. Keaghan must journey through Dreamside‚ a strange world of twisting hallways‚ a labyrinth just beyond the walls of every home. Keaghan will discover that he is the Boy at the End and the only one capable of saving the world of Dream from the invading Cra-gin and their horde of ravaging Tomsi. J. Daniel Batt describes the creation of Keaghan

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    similar in that they are both detective noir films that aim to figure out someone’s identity. However‚ there exists a significant dissimilarity in the ways the narrative is presented – such as the strategy of the investigation‚ the auditory cues‚ motifs‚ and the resolution – which serve to reveal the everyday life of Chinatown

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    The Lovely Bones Analysis

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    to keep his murders a secret. It’s later realized in the movie that Susie wasn’t George’s first victim‚ but there were numerous girls prior to her. In the context of the movie‚ it’s fairly easy to observe the different motifs that are formed as the movie progresses. One motif is the porch light or lantern the Salmon family used. When Susie had not come home‚ her family left a light on their

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    run lola run essay

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    by Shaun Tan through the use of motifs‚ colours‚ lighting and reading paths. The use of these techniques help to highlight the important themes in both texts such as love‚ hope and time. The film Run Lola Run presents visual images and reflects the power of post modernism. Tykwer has included in the film a range of themes and ideas‚ which symbolise the cultural background such as chance versus freewill. The colour red appears right throughout the film‚ as a motif representative of different sentiments

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