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    My Personal Response to The Call of the Wild The novel The Call of the Wild tells a story about how Buck‚ a domesdicated dog in the "sun-kissed" Santa Clara‚ managed to survive in the wilds of Klondike. Jack London conveyed many of his own ideas about living in this novel by telling readers what Buck went through to adjust to the harsh realities of life in the frosty North‚ where survival was the only imprerative. Throughout Buck’s adjustment there were several turning-points which forced him to

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    adaptations of fairy tales. Cinderella‚ one of the most popular fairy tales with countless versions‚ reflects gender expectations on women in vastly different societies and settings. It’s storyline revolves around the idea that women are beautiful‚ vulnerable‚ passive‚ and obedient. Furthermore‚ Cinderella provides another example in fairy tales where the heroine of the story must be "rescued" by a man of princely ways and helped by the forces of nature. Using examples from Cinderella‚ it is evident that

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    villain i know is The evil step mother from cinderella. All cinderella wanted was to got to the ball‚ but her stepmother disagreed with her. She did not want her to go because she knew that cinderella was much more beautiful than her children. So she made her work instead. Stepmother believed that she was going to miss the ball but instead she got to go. After cinderella asked to go she was told to clean the home and wash the cat‚ but she nor cinderella had known someone would just pop in. After

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    In “A Good Man is Hard to Find” I feel like the narrator wanted to convey a moral lesson to the reader. Flannery O’Connor uses different plot and scenery to reveal the ugly side of human behavior and how our actions can affect others. The story was unpredictable. While I was reading it I felt very anxious and wanted to see what would happened during the family trip to Florida. The ending was very surprising but in the back of my head I knew something was going to happen the minute the misfit showed

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    Anne Sexton Cinderella

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    In Anne Sexton’s "Cinderella" one may ponder what the purpose and tone is. Anne Sexton uses a strong satiric and humorous undertone when poking fun at marriage. The use of dark humor adds life and body to the poem. Anne Sexton’s placement of witty understatements is impeccable and allows the reader to imagine Anne Sexton’s dark humorous laugh as they read the poem. "You always read about.../...the nursemaid some luscious sweet from Denmark / who captures the oldest son’s heart. / from Diapers to

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    Anne Sexton Cinderella

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    Sexton’s‚ “Cinderella”‚ can be analyzed using Feminist criticism based on the way that Sexton dislikes this “perfect ending” scenario and that women do not need to marry a rich man to be successful. Sexton starts off the poem with a few scenarios where people become rich in different ways‚

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    From Chinese Cinderella Growing up in a wealthy family in 1950s Hong Kong‚ Adeline Yen Mah should have had an enviable childhood‚ but she was rejected by her dominating stepmother and despised by her brothers and sisters. She was sent to a boarding school and left there. In this extract from her autobiography she relates one of the few occasions when she went home. Time went by relentlessly and it was Saturday again. Eight weeks more and it would be the end of term … in my case perhaps the end of

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    Cinderella Analysis Paper

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    analysis paper I chose the fairy tale character of Cinderella to analyze. Cinderella is a very familiar cartoon character among young children‚ especially young girls. Cinderella is a young woman who lives with her step-mother‚ who is often described as evil‚ and her two spoiled step-sisters. Unfortunately for Cinderella‚ her step-sisters are the jewels in their mother’s eyes‚ while Cinderella is just taking up space in the background. The Cinderella movie depicts Cinderella’s step-sisters as beautiful

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    The story of Cinderella has been shared through many generations‚ exploring the life of a beautiful girl who is cruelly abused by her wicked stepsisters and stepmother. The director of Cinderella uses a song in every scene‚ making a definite contribution to the tone of underlying happiness despite the pitiful servitude Cinderella must succumb to in the movie. Not a single rhythm or melody is arbitrarily inserted into the narrative. Not only this‚ but the use of shadows and romantic auras to elicit

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    the value that it holds. This poem explores Plath’s introduction to motherhood‚ and whether she will make a good mother‚ “Your nakedness shadows our safety”. The arrival of new life is juxtaposed with fear and effectively‚ the unknown. Plath’s own personal issues cloud this celebratory moment and turn the poem into a gloomy atmosphere. As they “stand around blankly”‚ unaware as to what to do it is interesting to see how they will adapt to the unfamiliar. Plath appears to look like a mother “I stumble

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