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    King’s ghost appears to Hamlet and tells him that Claudius murdered him‚ and makes Hamlet promise to avenge his death. The play traces the process by which Hamlet negotiates the conflict between his need to take violent action and his uncertainty about the rightness of doing so. Hamlet pretends to be insane. In the famous "To Be or Not To Be" soliloquy‚ he contemplates suicide and death. He is greatly troubled and unintentionally murders Polonius‚ the King’s counsellor. He then violently confronts

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    with what others see as limited exposure to “proper” language‚ she is dissuaded by teachers (as our many others in similar circumstances) from pursuing a future in English. The theme of the importance of communication in this story is very prevalent in today’s society because of the recent flood of immigrants to Canada‚ and the importance that they integrate well into Canadian society so we can run smoothly as the diverse country that we are. We need to reach an understanding that because lifestyles

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    style‚ but must prove that MLK’s speech was and still is effective based on his style. Analysis Essay Format Introduction * SOAPS * Thesis Body * Analysis and Evaluation * Direct Quotes (5 minimum‚ have 8! 4 for each body paragraph) Conclusion * Reworded Thesis Statement * Impact Statement * Two sentences Speech transcript and audio link: http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/mlkihaveadream.htm Rubric attached. Rubric – 50 points Category | 4 |

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    Best of the Web How to Read a Poem Summary Summary Chapter Summaries Stanza I (Lines 1-11) Stanza II (Lines 12-30) Stanza III (Lines 31-54) ADVERTISEMENT Table of Contents Stanza II (Lines 12-30) Summary The Poem Summary AP English Language AP English Literature SAT Test Prep ACT Exam Prep ADVERTISEMENT Stanza I (Lines 1-11) Summary Get out the microscope‚ because we’re going through this poem line-by-line. Lines 1-2 In Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately pleasure dome

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    Jasmin Elliott English 1A 11/26/12 Each of the Tales The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories written in Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer at the end of the 14th century. The tales are presented as part of a story-telling contest by a group of pilgrims as they travel together on a journey from Southwark to the shrine of Saint Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral. The prize for this contest is a free meal at the Tabard Inn at Southwark on their return. He uses the tales and the descriptions

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    my ongoing commitments and save enough to tide me over on my return until I could find another job. The country was the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea‚ better known in the west as North Korea. The job entailed raising translations into English that Koreans had made of the works of their President‚ Kim Il Sung‚ his son and heir apparent Kim Jong Il‚ and sundry other propaganda. A certain amount of kudos seemed to attach to this job. The advert stated that the successful applicant would

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    Great Gatsby Analysis Paragraph F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ in his classic novel The Great Gatsby‚ illustrates the American class system in three different categories: the “old” rich‚ the “new” rich‚ and the “not” rich. He shows how each class tries to reach the American dream and struggles to remain secure in the life inside America. Fitzgerald depicts the only class that survives is the “old” rich. In the first place‚ progressing throughout Fitzgerald’s novel‚ he derives that Tom Buchanan is inside

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    reader realize and develop the importance of the two major themes; unchecked ambition and overwhelming guilt. The multiple reappearances of hallucinations such as the dagger and the three apparitions reinforce and develop the theme of unchecked ambition while the hallucinations of blood and the ghost of Banquo support and mature the theme of overwhelming guilt. Macbeth is immediately shown as a character full of ambition when the wounded soldier tells Duncan about his courageous and selfless skills

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    Yusuf Egal Mrs. Park English IV-4th Period 10 September 2012 Name and Identity The importance of name and identity in this novel is far more drastic than a reader could understand. A name has so much meaning that many people are not able to fathom it. A simple name change does not alter the fabric of a person. The changing of a name symbolizes the double identity of Gogol. In Lahiri’s novel‚ the main character fights an identity crisis because of his highly unusual name. Gogol struggles between

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    Priya Patel Mr. Frank English (4TH period) October 7‚ 2012 Should teen curfews be enforced ? There are many words or phrases that teens dread hearing from their parents; one of these words is “curfew.” The topic of teenage curfews is usually a controversial one. Parents impose curfews to protect their teens‚ and teens often feel this is an unfair limitation placed on them. Many teens see the adolescent years as a time to break away from their family and parents‚ and experience more freedom

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