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    The White Tiger

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    individual is quick to comment about Balram’s caste and has this to say‚ “only a boy from the warrior castes can manage that. Muslims‚ Rajputs‚ Sikhs—they’re fighters‚ they can become drivers” (Adiga‚ 47). The individual that Balram approaches is quick to narrow down the castes of people that he wants to work for him. Therefore‚ when he finds out that Balram is a Halwai‚ he quickly neglects Balram as he does not think someone of Balram’s caste can fulfill his duties as a driver. Furthermore‚ after somebody

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    The time is set at 2054‚ and the murder rate in Washington DC has gone down to zero‚ thanks to the large technological advancements in Precrime. Precrime makes use of 3 gifted future-tellers‚ who predict murders before they take place. Precrime uses this information to catch the murderers beforehand and prevent the murders from happening. The Department Chief John Anderton believes the system is faultless‚ until one day it turns against him‚ saying that he will kill a man he has never met before

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    parallelism‚ contrast is also a common rhetorical device found within the narrative. While the audience is in the midst of reading the narrative‚ one can easily point out Douglass’s constant use of paradoxes. As Douglass describes his urge to be free and escape slavery‚ he states‚ “I saw nothing without seeing it‚ I heard nothing without hearing it‚ and felt nothing without hearing it” (Douglass 46). In response‚ Douglass describes how his new knowledge of literature and writing has sparked an urge in him

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    Invictus Essay The last stanza of the poem “Invictus‚” by William Ernest Henley is very powerful and teaches an important way on how to live life. “It matter not how strait the gate…” In this case‚ “strait” means narrow‚ confined‚ or limited. In order to escape “the fell clutch of circumstance or chance‚” the narrator has to go through the strait gate. “I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul.” This means that the narrator believes he can do it because anything he puts his mind

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    Biology Notes

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    relates to their environment in which they live in and their way of life. The detection out of the visible spectrum is usually an adaptation for survival of the organism. Humans  detection range of 380-750 nm (visible light) can only detect a narrow part of the electromagnetic spectrum ‚ visible light. To some extent we can detected a small amount of infra red by the heating action. We detect the visible light spectrum by the special cells located on the retina in our eye. Humans have coloured

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    Visual Analysis

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    the pathetic view Woolf has about life. Details in the moth’s role in life and the personification of the moth‚ giving the moth emotions‚ portray the sorrow the author has towards life. As the moth is stricken with injury it unsuccessfully tries to escape the room through the window‚ “That was all he could do‚ in spite of the size of the downs‚ the width of the sky‚ the far-off smoke of houses‚ and the romantic voice‚ now and then‚ of a steamer out at sea. What he could do he did… enormous energy

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    In many futuristic novels‚ the protagonist lives in a society whose government is either a utopia or a dystopia. Often‚ a society that appears to be a utopia at the beginning of the novel transforms to a dystopia by the end. It is usually not the government itself that changes‚ but rather the protagonist’s view of the government. As the novel progresses‚ the protagonist begins to realize that the peaceful illusion created by the government masks its true‚ dark nature. Once the protagonist clearly

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    “Kings had always been involving and impoverishing their people in wars‚ pretending generally‚ if not always‚ that the good of the people was the object” – Abraham Lincoln. The Persian Wars were a series of destructive and malevolent battles which occurred in the time frame of 490B.C and 480 – 479B.C. The Greek victory over the Persians in the Persian Wars cannot be attributed to only one factor‚ more it was a commixture of factors. Such factors include unity‚ leadership‚ strategy‚ tactics and

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    Imagination Dreams or fantasies are windows to new and exciting worlds. The usage of the imagination can make reality or the world a more pleasing place to live in. However when dreams are interpreted as goals‚ it can make our view of the world very narrow and limited. The narrative‚ “The World and Other Place” by Jeannette Winterson involves a story of a pilot who let his fantasies guide him towards reaching his goal. His imagination caused a positive impact in his life which was achieving his dream

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    The Metamorphosis

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    Many people go through drastic changes in their lives trying to get away from their past when they have haunting memories caused from a tragedy or a past relationship. We go to great lengths to attempt to change or forget what has happened before‚ but it always seems to fail because our minds cannot simply forget these events that rip and tear at us from the inside. In Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis‚ Kafka explores the absurdity of life through Gregor’s transformation as he struggles with himself

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