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    people praise Cooper for inserting humanizing aspects of Native Americans in his narrative‚ many people forget to cite him for reducing the Mohawks‚ Iroquois‚ and Huron to a little more than cannibalistic fiends. Cooper writes “More than 2‚000 raving savages broke from the forest at the signal‚ and threw themselves across the fatal plain with instinctive alacrity. We shall not dwell on the revolting horrors that succeeded. Death was everywhere‚ and in his most terrific and disgusting aspects

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    As he is carrying Eurydice?s limp body up the mountain overlooking the city his jealous fianc?e began hurling rocks at him. Very similar to the version that Ovid wrote about the raving mob of the Thracian women casting stones at Orpheus. In both the myth and the movie Orpheus had turned his attentions and affections to Eurydice and basically written off his will to love another ever again after her death. There is nothing like a

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    With his words‚ the messenger subtly divulges the triumph of fate‚ confirming fate’s power‚ and describing its cruel revenge when people attempt to evade fate’s edict. With his statement‚ "It must have been some supernatural being that showed the raving man where she was; it was not one of us‚" the messenger acknowledges the pull of the mystical force of fate (93). In this conclusion of the play‚ Oedipus’ tragic downfall attests to the comprehensive authority of fate over free will. Throughout the

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    Walter Grandez Interview with Aleza Joshstradamus The purpose of this interview that I ’ve done is to examine the overall view of a young adult of today and her experience with illicit and deviant drugs. A once reserved and modest Mormon girl‚ I interviewed Aleza Joshstradamus‚ a long time friend whom I grew up within the Mormon church on her world of drug exploration. Throughout the interview‚ I conversed with her on topics of like her perception and attitude of drugs‚ along with her opinion on

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    It first seemed that he was just rambling‚ ranting and raving‚ but it revealed to be more detailed and descriptive than that. Then I first believed it to be a detailed rant about the educational system. Although Freire makes good points about our educational system today and our relationships with our teachers

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    my life wetting the bed. Who am I make judgments on something I’ve never tried‚ let alone other peoples lives? So I took off my D.A.R.E t-shirt for the last time and told my friends that I was interested in trying that weed nonsense they had been raving about. So we threw a sleepover at my place and snuck out of the house at around two in the morning. We walked to an empty tall-grassed field in my neighborhood and sat in the middle of it. We all agreed that if a car passed by‚ we would lay on our

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    Abdul Ibrahim English 12R November 9‚ 2010 Confidence breeds Ignorance Sophocles’ Oedipus Cycle‚ Oedipus’s uncle and brother-in-law‚ Creon‚ has more lines than Oedipus. The story of the deterioration and eventual loss of Creon’s family is a plot point emphasized more in the final play of the Oedipus Cycle‚ Antigone‚ than in the latter two plays‚ Creon’s deterioration‚ however‚ is brought about by the same cause that triggers Oedipus’s downfall: his hubris. Though Creon is the voice of reason

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    The “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass‚” seeks to enlighten and‚ inform readers about slavery first hand through the eyes of Frederick Douglass. Douglass not being the only freed slave to write an autobiography‚ but his work being considered one of the most accurate and authentic. Douglass uses his writing to demonstrate what events happen due to the power abuse of slaveholders over their slaves. Frederick Douglass describes with examples from personal experiences‚ the tremendous physical

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    True journey stories for me have always been The Wizard of Oz‚ Odysseus‚ Star Wars‚ and It’s a Wonderful Life. The hero in each of these stories is usually immersed in feelings of hopelessness that are always initiated by a crisis. Dorothy suffers the loss of friends‚ family and home‚ and is ultimately exiled. Odysseus also loses friends‚ family and home‚ as do Luke and George Bailey. My crisis centered around the loss of my friends‚ family and home in Syria. Through past years‚ two of my best

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    Running When Threatened In the opening scene of the Academy Award winning film “Fiddler on the Roof‚” Tevye‚ an orthodox Russian Jew‚ shimmies and bellows about tradition as he lays out the familial roles of every person in the town of Anatevka. Tevye embraces these defined roles‚ content to adhere to the status quo‚ until his daughters grow up and feel the pull of modernism. At this point‚ torn between his family and his customs‚ Tevye decides to let his children do what they believe is right

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