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    and Annabeth‚ fall into the depths of Tartarus together. Throughout the book‚ we see them struggle through the murky abyss to the Doors of Death‚ while their friends make their way towards them in Greece. Both sides must be closed in order to stop Gaea. The story does end with Percy and Annabeth completing their journey safely. During the course of the book‚ I see two themes that shine through- love can overpower fear‚ and sometimes‚ you must face your fears in order to save your friends. Throughout

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    Analysis of Frankenstein under philosophical light Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein‚ also known as Modern Prometheus‚ reflects upon major pitfalls of the modern philosophy as Victor Frankenstein attempts to prevail over God with the power of science. Through depicting Victor Frankenstein’s tragic fall sparked by his incessant yearning for higher knowledge‚ Mary Shelly warns modern readers on potential dangers behind mankind’s aspiration for excessive knowledge and its desire to overpower the immutable

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    In James Baldwin’s short story‚ "Sonny’s Blues" and in Lorraine Hansberry’s play‚ A Raisin in the Sun both address the gist of the "American Dream". The term "dream" for Baldwin and Hansberry means going through the worst to realize the best. In Baldwin’s short story‚ Baldwin goes through the worst in life dealing with many hardships. He takes drugs to ease the tensions he has. He realizes what’s best for him is music. Music is what helps him communicate about everything. In Hansberry’s play‚ each

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    What would the human race be without ambition? Beyond it’s definition of desiring success‚ it has come to mean so much more; it is the thing which keeps us all striving for greatness; it is what has brought about some of the most revolutionary‚ world-altering inventions the world has ever seen. On the other hand‚ it has also been the downfall of great leaders and societies who reached too high. In Mary Shelley’s classic novel Frankenstein‚ Victor Frankenstein is a man who finds that ambition has

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    Prometheus is the son of the god Zeus‚ who disobeys his father and gave humans fire. In "Prometheus” he states‚ ‘“It is very greedy; you must feed it twigs until it becomes a proper size. Then you must stop‚ or it will eat everything in sight- and you too’” (Evslin 57). This personification can tell the reader how fire actually is since they both have greed and know how concreted greed is making it ideally difficult to stop. They can also infer how dangerous it is for the people to have such thing

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    thrower will supposedly come from. Mount Olympus was considered the residence of the divine family‚ the twelve most important ruling gods and goddesses of ancient Greece‚ who were also known as the Olympians. Some of the Olympians include Zeus‚ Prometheus and Pandora. They all lived together in an enormous palace‚ high above the clouds. Olympus is identified with Mountain Olympus in Thessaly‚ which is the highest mountain in Greece. It mostly is identified though as some mysterious region far above

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    The Odyssey Allegory The book The Odyssey by Homer is a way to show how people can face many challenges in their lives. For example‚ the cyclops named Prometheus could be an example of people trying to hurt you‚ or stop you on your journey. Lotus flowers could represent temptations‚ and Aeolus meant to represent fortune and luck in going to be where you want to go‚ and underestimating how fortunate you are at a certain time. It’s easy to mix life with fiction‚ but the Odyssey merges the two beautifully

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    the god of the underworld‚ Hestia‚ the goddess of architecture‚ Hera‚ the goddess of family and marriage‚ and Demeter‚ the goddess of the harvest. Poseidon had one wife‚ that he wasn’t very loyal to. In fact‚ cheated on her with‚ Aphrodite‚ Demeter‚ Gaea‚ Hestia‚ Aba‚ Agamede‚ and Aethra. He had no children with any of the other goddesses‚ he only had children with his wife Amphitrite. Poseidon had 7 children with the sea-goddess Amphitrite. Also‚ Poseidon’s most famous children include Triton‚ Theseus

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    What an individual expects when she or he starts to read the title name “Light and Fire‚” of course‚ many things could come to mind. Yes‚ “Light and Fire‚” are universal and represents or symbolizes many things in human life. Mary Shelley‚ in Frankenstein story narrates light and fire throughout the novel to represent numerous things in life. Light symbolizes knowledge‚ scientific discovery‚ and enlightenment whereas fire is connected with life‚ vital fire or fiery fire that could symbolize as positive

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    Themes Themes are the fundamental and often universal ideas explored in a literary work. Dangerous Knowledge The pursuit of knowledge is at the heart of Frankenstein‚ as Victor attempts to surge beyond accepted human limits and access the secret of life. Likewise‚ Robert Walton attempts to surpass previous human explorations by endeavoring to reach the North Pole. This ruthless pursuit of knowledge‚ of the light (see “Light and Fire”)‚ proves dangerous‚ as Victor’s act of creation eventually

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