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    Antagonist Essay In the book One Flew Over the Cuckoo’ s Nest everyone either wanted to be “top dog” or be a free bystander‚ Just like the say we have as a whole in our country. Conservatives will be your front of the line men waiting for the battle and non hesitant to take immediate action on what their say is. Liberals however agree or disagree‚ but usually with someone else’s opinion. These are your “Let me stand behind you kind of people.” This is our society you are one or the other and no in between

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    REBELLION VS. CONFORMITY If one believed only in laws or rules that applied to evil‚ selfish‚ violent and mala in se crimes and followed only the laws that were for the protection of others‚ he would still be a criminal. Because he did not conform to some laws that were unjust‚ even if he hadn’t ever hurt a soul‚ he might be called a non-conformist at best‚ as well as a criminal. If one believed that some of the laws were unjust but mostly that the system itself acted unjustly and unfairly‚

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    Kesey’s renowned novel‚ One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest‚ is a tale of self actualization under manipulation and deceit of institutions and repression. Though the novel may be original in it’s setting and characters‚ the origin of the plot is one as old as time. Many parallels can be drawn from Kesey’s piece to others such as Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men‚ Angelou’s I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings‚ the Christian Bible‚ and‚ perhaps most notably‚ Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye. The themes and central

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    The Sterile Cuckoo

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    One of the novels that still charms since it was written until now is John Nichols ’ first novel‚ The Sterile Cuckoo; the book is considered a book that keeps the heart of the college love. Many publishers confirm the importance of this novel. For example‚ in the book back-cover a review by Publishers Weekly states‚ "Dazzling… [the] funny‚ imaginative‚ and pathetic story of the beginning and end of a rapturous love affair between two crazy college kids." The purpose of this research paper is to find

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    Christ in Salem Human nature has often proven to be ignorant and exhibit prejudice to the individuals who provide nothing but benefit for society. John Proctor‚ a character in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible‚ can be classified as one of these people. As the proverbial Christ figure‚ Proctor embodies a being that exhibits a multitude of characteristics including the confrontation of the evil in society‚ temptation towards evil‚ and conjointly‚ often being persecuted and made to suffer by his community

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    A Christ figure is depicted as a visionary character who is symbolic to Jesus Christ and suggests towards the beginning of the novel‚ the reader learns more about Gatsby’s early life and can see how he to Biblical stories. In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby‚ the intriguing and mysterious character Jay Gatsby is undoubtedly represented as a Christ figure. Fitzgerald uses strikingly similar characteristics between Gatsby and Jesus‚ resulting images to the Bible and Gatsby’s ultimate death echoing

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    something greater. The character‚ Jim Casy‚ is portrayed as an allegorical figure that represents Jesus Christ. Casy’s ideals and beliefs are very similar to those of Jesus Christ. Jim Casy is used to represent Jesus Christ‚ and to give the people going through a hard time a glimpse of hope and strength. Steinbeck portrays Jim Casy as Jesus Christ. The first notable comparison between them would be their initials. Both Jesus Christ and Jim Casy have the same initials. They also both have a strong love

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    Where do the motives in characters from “Frankenstein” and “One flew over the cuckoo’s nest” originate and and what role do these motives play in defining the fate of a character? Motivation is a key driving force in most human beings and lies hidden to be discovered  behind every action. Authors makes characters interesting to the reader by inviting us to  discover these motives‚ and to trace the events that led to the motivation that inevitably led to  the rise or fall of a character. I

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    portray the protagonist’s life‚ Hemingway decided to relate Santiago’s life with the life of Christ. This relation is necessary because it supports a main theme of the book‚ to not give up even through pain and struggle. Throughout the book‚ there multiple occasions that Christianity is portrayed through Santiago to give the reader a better understanding of the struggle that Santiago had to overcome. One way that the christian religion is displayed through the character Santiago is the pain of his

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    of Knowledge   Knowledge  plays  an  important  part  in  human  life‚  and  is  crucial  to  human  development.  The book  ​ The Midwich Cuckoos by John Wyndham‚ and the Holocaust in  WW2  proves  this  idea.  ​ The  Midwich  Cuckoos  is  a  tale  about  how  a  small  town  in  England  named  Midwich‚  was  invaded  by  alien  babies  who  took  over  the  female  inhabitants’  wombs.  The  alien  babies  were  later  named  the  Children.  It  forced  the  Midwich  population  into  facing 

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