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    evaluate the evidence. Evidence must be processed by our morals in order to truly believe the verdict is correct. More importantly‚ morals allowed the women to carry out their own sense of justice on Mr. Wright. Who displays seemingly obvious abuse towards Minnie. According to literary critic Judith Russell‚ justice is served but through morals instead of the conventional method of law. Nonetheless one must understand Glaspell’s experiences in order to fully interpret the meaning of

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    They can be long or short term‚ personal‚ psychological‚ historical. Journeys can take people around the world and its climax is usually a single goal. The two texts I’ve chosen are‚ “A drive in the country” By Peter Skrzynecki & “Legend” By Judith Wright along with the supplementary text ‚“Journey to Freedom”‚ By Hai-Van Nguyen. These three texts reinforce the main concept through their author’s use of Poetic and Narrative techniques. The first related text is the poem‚ “A drive in the country”

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    Hello (teacher) and students. Together “Ballad of the Drover” by Henry Lawson and Judith Wright’s “South Of My Days” provide a compelling insight into outback life around the turn of the 20th Century. Both ballads capture the innate hardship of the Australian outback within its striking beauty. Wright and Lawson are two of Australia’s most noted poets and continue to resonate with audiences by engaging their audience through strong imagery and powerful use of figurative language to create an emotive

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    creatures. Platypus When the first platypus was sent to England‚ it was thought that it is a hoax animal. Its muzzle seem like a ducks bill‚ his tail looks like a beavers. In addition‚ it laids eggs‚ but suckles its young. It is dark brown on its back and light brown on belly. They are about 40 - 50 centimetres long. People in England didn’t believe that it is a real animal. This strange animal and two species of echidna (also living in Australia) are the only eggs laying mammals. The platypus is commonly

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    character was continually developing. She was the most dynamic character in the play. Mrs. Peters entered into the Wright’s house as a timid and hesitant woman who did not see a need to stand up for herself‚ and later she became strong enough protect Mrs. Wright almost as a way of standing up for women who were in oppressed situations as she was. Mrs. Peters went from a woman who made no excuse for breaking the law to withholding evidence from the law. Mrs. Peters was introduced as a frail woman who submitted

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    for storage of fat reserves. A platypus somewhat resembles a duck due to its webbed feet and large snout. Both females and males have ankle spurs‚ however‚ the male spurs has the ability to produce venom. The venom contains proteins which are produced by the immune system of the platypus. The venom is strong enough to kill small animals but not humans. Ecology and Behavior Platypuses are known to survive 17 years of age. Some natural predators of the platypus may include snakes‚ hawks and

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    Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote this poem ‘Pied Beauty’‚ which used the tone of contradiction to convince readers to praise and be thankful to God‚ as He had given us whatever we have. On the other hand‚ ‘Hunting Snake’ written by Judith Wright created the tone of tense by illustrating the reactions of the poet and her companion when they met a hunting snake on their walk. Great senses of imagery were created in both the poems ‘Pied Beauty’ and ‘Hunting Snake’. First difference between two poems

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    Kensli Passmore Dr. Busby English 231 13 February 2024 Dot and The Kangaroo Critical Essay Every story has a main character and side characters that guide the main character along their journey or mission. These side characters are crucial to the plot of any story or movie because without them‚ the main character wouldn’t be able to live happily ever after. In the story‚ Dot and the Kangaroo by Ethel Pedley‚ the main character is a little girl named Dot who gets lost in the bush‚ and she meets multiple

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    his fierce intent‚ we scarcely  thought; still as we stood our eyes went with him as he went. Cold‚ dark and splendid he was gone into the grass that hid his prey . We took a deeper breath of day‚ looked at each other‚ and went on. Judith Wright The Hunting Snake is quite similar to the cultural phenomenon known as “rubber-necking” – that is‚ the human act of morbid curiosity: when a traffic accident occurs‚ for example‚ all the drivers following cause massive hold-ups because they

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