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    The Post-colonial experiences has made the relationships of families much more difficult due to the fragmentation throughout the country. Children and adults lost their homeland and the struggles they had in their homeland. The development of the colonizer’s land‚ made them to become confused with where their loyalties should lie. In Arundhati Roy’s novel ‘The God of Small Things’‚ the Kochamma family is a family of tragic situations and tragic people. It is their own cultural traditions that lead

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    against the white man. He kills the colonial official in the end. For him‚ it is one last attempt to “save” his tribe from the weakness and the “negative” influence of the white man. Instead of being courageous against the threat‚ he chooses the coward way to avoid responsibility‚ unsuccessful tribe‚ opinions… Okonkwo’s Suicide ends the whole novel. He is initially one of the most powerful man in the village‚ “he was not afraid of war. He was a man of action‚ a man of war. Unlike his father he could

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    to have the simple way out‚ being subject to backing out and not having to face difficult situations‚ however‚ the act of bravery bears more fruit in character. While a coward reaps nothing more than a failure mentality‚ a hero-someone brave- overcomes fear and grows a mentality of endurance. After shying away from trials‚ a coward sees that he can’t do strenuous work (or won’t) and doesn’t try again‚ but a brave man sees that he can overcome hard things and is encouraged to jump over more hurdles

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    Beowulf's Thanes Analysis

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    Beowulf ages‚ his vulnerability and his reliance for his thanes become more apparent. Though they swear to keep Beowulf "both sound and safe" (1105) from evils‚ they run like cowards as Beowulf needs them most. On the fateful day of the dragons appearance‚ Beowulf’s "mighty thanes" (1103) "fled to the forest" like true cowards. These cowardly thanes help set the stage for Wiglaf’s bravery (in an ideal setting to be introduced) as a true and loyal thane. Wiglaf is a hero with no great powers other

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    analysis of Amir

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    Amir is a coward who does not stand out for his friend when he faces challenges by others; in his mind‚ he thinks Pashtun is always better than Harzara. Amir and Hassan are childhood friends. They always play together. The way that Amir interacts with Hassan is different from how he interacts with Assef. Despite the fact that Amir plays with Hassan very often‚ he does not treat Hassan as a friend. Amir thinks he is better than Hassan. Amir says: “ My favorite part of reading to Hassan was when we

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    Cross the Delaware Right after George Washington read the Crisis #1 written by Thomas Paine‚ all of his troops headed right off to war with light hearts and bright faces. During this time period the colonists were losing the war and things weren’t going so well. When we were at our lowest point President George Washington used this speech to motivate the soldiers to be better. In the Crisis #1‚ pathos is the most persuasive technique used because Thomas Paine was trying to motivate the soldiers by

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    him and Lady Macbeth. Straight from planning of killing Duncan‚ Lady Macbeth is trying to get Macbeth to go commit to kill Duncan. However‚ Macbeth is almost instantly objects to it and really does not want to go through it. Lady Macbeth call him a coward and says he has no manhood for not wanting to kill Duncan. Example of which is when Lady Macbeth tells herself that she can murder Duncan and says “ come you spirts‚ that tend on mortal thoughts‚ unsex me here” If this happened to her‚ she would not

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    The Things They Carried

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    In the novel The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien the author tells about his experiences in the Vietnam war by telling various war stories. The quote‚ "It has been said of war that it is a world where the past has a strong grip on the present‚ where machines seemed sometimes to have more will power than me‚ where nice boys (girls) were attracted to them‚ where bodies ruptured and burned and stand‚ where the evil thing trying to kill you could look disconnecting human and where except in your imagination

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    Conflict can tear things apart‚ and that’s exactly what it does in the play ‘Macbeth’. The function of conflict in the play ‘Macbeth’ by William Shakespeare reinforces the themes good versus evil‚ evil ambition and inner conflict. Macbeth experiences conflicts within himself. He undergoes the most obvious conflict before‚ during‚ and after killing King Duncan. An example of how Macbeth experiences the conflict before he kills Duncan is when he questions himself if he needs to kill Duncan‚"if chance

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    Things Fall Apart

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    Exam 1 Essay Question- Things Fall Apart In Chinua Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart”‚ one of the main themes is progress and masculinity. As the story get’s deeper‚ and deeper into its context‚ these themes and other subthemes start to tie and play in. In William Butler Yeats’ “The Second Coming”‚ the imagery he gives is very strong and violent. Some of the main themes in his poem revolve around self-destruction‚ change‚ and chaos. Confusing from the character being displayed is somewhat similar to

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