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    Dibutadess

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    Roman philosopher Pliny the Elder writes on the origins of painting in the encyclopedia Natural History. The legend tells the story of Dibutades‚ a young Corinth woman who was heartbroken to farewell her lover. Regnault depicts this scene in his painting The Origin of Painting: Dibutades Tracing the Portrait of a Shepherd. The woman reclines‚ facing away from her lover to trace his profile on the side of a tomb with a coal. As she draws‚ it is as if she cannot bear to see him‚ knowing she may lose

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    inert like something wanting to be kneaded. Answer: Idea – The appearance of Megan fuelled by Paul’s lust and desire. He only discovers the truth after he sleeps with Megan. He sees her as needy and selfish. He also realises that he truly loves Rosie (she is genuine unlike Megan). Finally‚ he realises that he is still only a boy. Megan is actively creating her own illusion of Paul to allow herself to sleep with him. Techniques - Simile - Descriptive language - Figurative Language Page

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    The novel "so much to tell you” by john Marsden‚ explores the concept of change and growth of the main character marina. The novel is about her personal struggle to become whole again after the tragic events that have occurred prior to the beginning of the novel. We see this through‚ the contrast of marinas character at the beginning to the end. We trace her personal journey and her healing through the novel and are given more insight as she develops. John Marsden has written this novel in the first

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    A League of Their Own

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    based on one’s actions‚ but the moral character of that person. We can see that deep down‚ he is a very caring person. However‚ sometimes his actions do not display the truth of his personal moral character. Next is Doris Murphy‚ who is played by Rosie O’Donnell. This character best portrays ethical formalism because of the constant intent to do good deeds. For the most part‚ she would conduct herself in a positive way to everyone. For example‚ when her teammate‚ Mae‚ was upset because of the

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    Animal Farm Essay 2nd Period Rosie Tran Establishing common enemies‚ manipulating facts‚ and using force‚ intimidation and fear can lead to complete undeniable dictatorship of a community. However‚ there is still a vital factor to fully and effectively govern a population: the attitudes of the people. If a person can make use of these elements productively‚ they can have the power to gain control of a nation. At the beginning of Chapter 7‚ Napoleon manipulates history by telling the animals

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    Grease: Movie

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    other characters as well. The movie has real life encounters that make the movie so much better. All of the characters had different personalities but one stood out that no one could forget. “Blame the producers for deceiving the audience or credit Rosie O’Donnell’s agent for pushing hard‚ but O’Donnell gets biggest billing for the secondary role of Betty Rizzo‚ tough girl with a heart of gold“ (Everett). I love how everyone sticks together no matter what. Whenever they was having the race against

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    Marijuana Essay

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    Rosie Caporaso 3/9/12 Period 1 Bio Marijuana Considered First off‚ what is marijuana? Marijuana‚ also known as weed‚ pot‚ and grass is a type of THC drug that comes from a plant called Cannabis Sativa. It is a green‚ brown‚ or gray combination of dried‚ shredded leaves‚ stems‚ flowers‚ seeds‚ that’s in this plant. Marijuana is usually smoked in a blunt‚ bong‚ water pipe‚ joint‚ or a piece. Weed can be mixed in many things such as food‚ tea‚ or mixed with another drug. THC is an active substance

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    A little of them are Neil Harris‚ Rosie O’Donnell‚ Robin Roberts‚ Elton John‚ George Takei‚ Lance Bass‚ Tim Gunn‚ Ricky Martin‚ Kate Brown‚ Tim Cook‚ Tammy Baldwin‚ James Hormel‚ ect. Ellen is an inspiration and role model. The country itself has also changed and become more accepting by

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    baseball fields. I have always looked back upon my childhood as the happiest days of my life. What did I really need to worry about? There was always food on the table‚ and I was surrounded by the people I loved. In the novel‚ Crooked Little Heart‚ Rosie is depicted as a dramatic teenage girl who has lost many people in her life; Rosie’s actions remind me of the last time I visited my great-grandmother. Rosie’s childhood flashbacks of her father make me recall the time I went on a trip to India in

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    The God Boy

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    For each of the text analyse how the writers presented a positive or negative view of humanity or society. The red sari by apirana Taylor and burning boats by Rosie Scott both highlight the issue of poverty. Burning boats is set in New Zealand where poverty is a rear thing. The red sari is set in New Delhi the capital of India where there are millions of people living in poverty. In the red sari the narrator is not shocked by the poverty in New Delhi. The author sees the poverty as a very

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