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    “A” The protagonist‚ Harry potter‚ is not described in the first chapter. Instead‚ it shows his importance to the community. In the second chapter it describes how he has a scar on his forehead by a famous‚ evil wizard named Voldemort. Harry is close to his unloving family. That is the only family he has left. Except the Dursleys don’t like him. In chapter four‚ the Dursleys are trying to escape letters that are acceptance letters from Hogwarts‚ a wizardry school. Hiding on an remote island hotel

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    People didn’t like Scorpius Malfoy. It was an accepted fact of the universe‚ just like how the sky was blue and you couldn’t see stars in the day and Russia was the biggest country on earth. Just like those facts‚ this was also a concrete fact: no-one liked Scorpius Malfoy. If people grew up in the Wizarding World‚ they were brought up to hate the Malfoys for being prominent Death Eaters‚ against all those who weren’t pure-bloods. Muggle-borns quickly learnt to hate Malfoys too‚ as they were told

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    In both "Rappaccini’s Daughter" and the Genesis chapters in the bible‚ lush‚ beautiful gardens are the setting. Both gardens are exotic and pretty‚ but the garden of Eden is bright and tropical‚ while Dr. Rappaccini’s garden is darker and mysterious. Both gardens are home to a type of "forbidden" plant‚ but the garden of Eden was created by a super-natural being‚ and Dr. Rappaccini’s garden by Rappaccini himself. The forbidden plant in Genesis is a gorgeous‚ extremely tempting fruit plant.

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    Nothing Gold Can Stay

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    different perspective of the poems meaning could be about the Garden of Eden that God created for Adam and Eve‚ but the beautiful garden didn’t last very long. Adam and Eve chose to eat one of the forbidden fruits of the garden‚ and they were banished. Hence the line “So Eden sank to grief”. In my opinion‚ “Nothing Gold Can Stay” is an exceptionally written poem. I really enjoy how it has multiple meanings in it (Garden of Eden‚ Youth‚ Nature). I think that it is relatively easy to understand and

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    Cain summary

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    exults that his own condition is at least shared by others. These words echo Cain’s own beliefs about the universe. Long has he pitied his relatives for toiling so hard for sustenance‚ as God had decreed when he banished Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden. Lucifer confesses that the beguiling snake had not been a disguise for himself; the snake was merely a snake. He predicts‚ however‚ that later generations of humanity will array the fall of Adam and Eve in a cloak of fable. Cain then asks his mentor

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    stories about the Garden of Eden‚ Cain and Abel‚ and the temptation of Jesus are similar to certain events in Lord of the Flies. Through religious allegory of Bible stories related to paranoia‚ Golding proves his message that when people are paranoid they tend to make poor decisions and act hastily which leads to negative effects on them. William Golding uses the story of the “Garden of Eden” to show that carelessness leads to negative consequences. The Garden of Eden was a paradise where God created

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    Satan's Origin

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    fight him off‚ especially if that enemy is thought to be the embodiment of evil. Satan is first mentioned in the bible as the serpent that tempted Adam and Eve into eating fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden. God‚ of course‚ forbade Adam and Eve from eating from the tree‚ and in doing so‚ this caused them to be expelled from the garden and indirectly caused sin to enter the world. Satan’s origin‚ however‚ was as an angel in heaven serving under God. At

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    According to Biblical tradition‚ Adam and Eve lived prosperously in an orderly‚ Apollonian garden — Eden. However‚ once Eve strays from this order and eats the apple of knowledge (while tempting Adam to eat it as well)‚ they both become tainted with original sin. Adam and Eve’s rejection of tradition‚ as symbolized by eating the forbidden fruit‚ results in their ejection from the Garden of Eden and into a more chaotic future. As Eve rejected the Apollonian in an attraction to the Dionysian‚

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    burning bush being God). Another obvious biblical relation in the film goes along with the story of Adam and Eve. The biblical version of the Adam and Eve (Genesis 2 and 3). story says that God created man (Adam) and placed him in the Garden of Eden to work and watch over it. God allows Adam to eat from all trees except from the “tree of knowledge of good and evil”. God tells Adam “ for on the day you eat from it‚ you will surely die”. Later on in Genesis 2‚ Adam needs a help mate to look

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    Does this scene remind anyone of anything? Particularly‚ this scene looks like an exact duplication of the “Garden of Eden” story in Genesis. The tree with the apple represents the “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.” And as the bible story goes‚ Margaret (Eve) picks the apple from the tree and she gives it to David (Adam) and he eats it. Following this scene‚ it rains and thunder in Pleasantville for the first time ever. It seems to represent God ’s angry judgment of the sinful activities going

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