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    Starry Night

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    Emilia Tytro Art 11/18/11 Break on through….to Modernism Post-Impressionism: Cezanne‚ van Gogh‚ Seurat Cezanne Starry Night by Van Gogh date 1889 I chose Starry Night not only because it is my all time favorite painting since I was a kid but the movement and all the darkness behind it. It captivated me when I was seven years old and to this day I can’t get eyes off this painting. This painting uses a nighttime scene with trees; stars to have the audience feel comfort. Line

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    Throughout this book I always thought how similar Jade Moon’s character and story are to the Disney Movie‚ Mulan. Jade Moon and Mulan have been secluded to the real world only knowing the boundaries of her country home and farm in China. Their fathers and grandfathers raised them and they only had “nushi” the housekeeper to be their example of a woman. Jade Moon and Mulan are very curious girls who want to see the world and experience all the things life has to offer. Everyone including their own

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    Quarter 4: Moon Over Manifest Moon Over Manifest is written from the point of view of Abilene Tucker‚ a tenacious 12 year old girl who gets herself into a lot of trouble. The book is written from first person which makes the character Abilene much more meaningful to the story then any of the other characters. We are experiencing the story from her point of view which makes the reader connect with Abilene on a different level than any of the other characters. Abilene is an excellent narrator because

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    Symbol of the Moon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream In William Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s dream and also the movie A Midsummer’s Night Dream written and directed by Michael Hoffman‚ the moon is not only used to represent the difference between day and night but also as a symbol to represent love‚ lust and dreaming. Throughout the play and the movie‚ the moon takes on different meanings depending on the charactes’ situations. . Most of the play and the movie take place during night time when

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    Moon Jellyfish Lab Report

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    Report The Aurelia aurita‚ also known as moon jellyfish‚ is a common species of jellyfish‚ which can be found in oceans around the world. They are hardy‚ and capable of living in acidic‚ polluted or poorly oxygenated water. Life Cycle of Moon jellyfish The polyps are the first stage of their life‚ hatching from eggs. The polyps undergo a process called strobilation‚ to enter the strobila stage‚ and then the juvenile stage‚ which are called ephyra. They then mature to enter the adult stage‚ known

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    futurist‚ unconventional free verse poem‚ “Moreover‚ The Moon‚” (1982‚ The Last Lunar Baedeker) exposes the oppressive and controlling nature of the patriarchy on women’s lives and argues that women cannot truly be‚ or even know‚ themselves while this social institution maintains so much power over them. The poet develops these themes by first demonstrating that the patriarchy holds an inordinate presence through personifying it as “the moon” in the title and “face of the skies”; second‚ by outlining

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    Brian‚ Moon Shadow‚ and Rachel all had a difficult time in their lives. This is shown in the three excerpts we have read in class. Brian‚ Moon Shadow‚ and Rachel all faced life-changing experiences that had a direct impact on their lives. Brian faced loneliness and hunger when he was stranded on the deserted island. Brian got lonely and tried to entertain himself. This is proved on pg. 6 when the author states “ Maybe I should try and figure out how I stand.” Brian also does this to take his

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    Miss Johnson in Going to the Moon Many authors use symbols as a device in their texts. In “Going to the Moon”‚ by Nina Ricci‚ symbolism is used to illuminate the themes and provide a deeper meaning to the short story. The teacher in the short story‚ Miss Johnson is the most important symbol. Miss Johnson is a necessary symbol because she represents important themes throughout‚ including the connection between the narrator and his peers‚ hope for the narrator and acceptance of the narrator. Miss

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    “Horses At Midnight Without A Moon” “Horses At Midnight Without A Moon” by Jack Gilbert is about hope. This poem says that hope is always there but sometimes we don’t see it or recognize it. This might be because we are confused or blinded by other emotions in our life. “Our heart wanders lost in the dark woods. Our dream wrestles in the castle of doubt”. (Gilbert 1) This is saying that our heart is lost sometimes in life and that the dream that we have for our life is sometimes taken over

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    "Araby" Vs. "Going to the Moon" By: Heba Haidar Humans have always been curious beings. Their curiosity has brought about new experiences‚ and new knowledge that helped in the process of their evolution. Human children grow up and learn about the world by utilizing their sense of curiosity to gain new experiences in life. This curiosity that is built into us at birth is what drives us to be drawn to the unkown. "Araby"‚ by James Joyce and "Going to the moon"‚ by Nino Ricci are both short stories

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