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    the short story‚ “The Fall of the House of Usher‚” the house is compared to the owner in a few different ways. Edgar Allan Poe‚ the author‚ uses the House of Usher as a symbol to the owner. He uses personification on the house and compares it with Roderick Usher’s eyes‚ hair‚ and overall appearance. Poe describes the House of Usher and says it has eyes. He describes it almost as a person and states it has “eyelike windows (p.308).” Later on‚ when he sees Usher again‚ he focuses significantly

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    The first story entitled The Cask of Amontillado has 2 characters One is Fortunato and the other is the executioner who comes Fortunato tricked leads to the catacombs where I had to try if the wine from a barrel was really Amontillado during Amitallado search of the executioner finishes drunk with some wine and chained to finally let him die like that. The second story titled hop-frog‚ Hop-Frog was the nickname they gave their jester‚ was a dwarf who had given gift to the king one of his generals

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    hearing his pleas for mercy and life‚ ignores them and continues to build the wall knowing that no one will ever find the body of the unfortunate Fortunato. “The Fall of the House of Usher” which revolves around a nameless narrator who goes to visit Roderick Usher‚ a boyhood friend who has been feeling very physically and emotionally ill and

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    Shoeless Joe WP Kinsella wrote Shoeless Joe in 1982. The novel was the source for the popular movie‚ Field of Dreams‚ in 1988. Shoeless Joe is the story of Ray Kinsella‚ an avid baseball fan‚ and the journey he takes and the lengths he goes to fulfill a dream. The Journey takes Ray too many different places around the Northeast; and even places he thought his mind would never go. Ray Kinsella is your typical mid-west farmer. He and his wife Annie have a daughter and a small corn farm in the middle

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    bravery. Throughout history many people worked to have their voices heard. Sojourner Truth‚ President Lyndon B. Johnson‚ and Shirley Chisholm used their voices to create change. Authors also used literature as a vehicle to create change through fictional characters’ voices and actions. - The level of bravery illustrated paved the way for change. Sojourner Truth’s

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    “died.” After this the family curse appeared to affect Roderick (Of the House of Usher‚ Brother of Lady Madeline) much more. Everything he did was with a sense of doom and gloom around him. Painting was a sad and arduous task. Music was worse‚ pulling more darkness and gloom out of Roderick as he made it. Eventually‚ Roderick began to go insane it seemed. And‚ unbeknownst to the reader‚ Lady Madeline was alive the whole time and Roderick just buried her alive. Our Narrator runs out of the house

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    Heather Stewart 6E CONE GATHERER’S SYMBOLISM ESSAY "The Cone Gatherers" by Robin Jenkins is a novel set during World War II. Two brothers Calum and Neil are gathering cones that will replenish the forest which is to be cut down for the war effort‚ from an estate in Ardmore‚ Scotland. Lady Runcie-Campbell runs the estate and treats the brothers with contempt as she regards them as being at the very bottom of the social ladder. The game-keeper on the estate‚ Duror‚ shows obsessive hatred towards

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    ’In his writing‚ Edgar Allan Poe creates a particularly American Gothic sensibility. ’ Discuss‚ with reference to ’The Fall of the House of Usher ’. Creating an American Gothic sensibilty is an immense undertaking for any author‚ poet or playwright. One must make sure to include all of the vital ingredients in order to capture and tranfix the reader. A setting of a spine-chilling drafty old House‚ an immoral act of incest‚ doubling of characters and events‚ inconceivable supernatual and inexplicable

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    Edgar Allan Poe Poe’s family life was not one to be desired by others. He also had a strange personality‚ which caused him to write even stranger stories. One of these stories won him an award‚ and even further recognition. Although only one of his works received official recognition‚ his works will always stay in the minds of those who read them. Before Poe was born‚ his father left him and his mother. His mother died when he was still a small child. After he went into an orphanage for

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    the story “The Fall of the House of Usher”‚ there was a character named Roderick who had a twin sister Madeline. They both have acute senses where they can hear‚ taste‚ feel‚ smell‚ and see exceptionally well. Madeline also has cataleptic seizures where the muscles freeze and would be left in a coma-like state. When

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