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    who stands up for what she believes in. She has a musical gift and loves to play the saxophone. Maggie has only spoken a few times and is a minor character in the plot. I and many others agree that all of them together make for some hilarious and satirical situations. You never know what is going to pop out of left field in Springfield‚ which is the family’s hometown. The Simpsons deserves five out of five laughing viewers. The Simpsons: A Midlevel Review The Simpsons is a wildly popular television

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    Natural life is beautiful. For the longest time natural life was the only form of life that we have every known. That was until about sixty years ago when the world’s first computer was invented. Once J. Presper Eckert and John Mauchly created this machine that could compute algorithms on its own‚ they opened a door that would never be shut again. Jumping forward to 2017‚ computers run almost every aspect of our natural life. For the first time we see natural life competing with artificial on an

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    not the same as everyone else. The novel ‘Catcher in the Rye’ has the character of Holden as the protagonist‚ to express the teenage voice of 1950s America‚ who also breaks away from the conventions of society that America had conformed to. In a satirical novel‚ vices‚ abuses and shortcomings are held up to ridicule with the intent of shaming individuals and society itself into realisation and improvement. At the time ‘The Outsider’ was written‚ the 1930s’ Algeria had been a French colony for over

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    Anna Quindlen wrote “The C Word in the Hallways” 6 months after the tragedy in Columbine. As a parent‚ she has strong concerns in the way mental health is treated. Her satirical view of how health treatment needs to change criticizes the current way it is‚ expresses her disappointment in societal assumptions‚ and provides solutions to this ongoing problem. Through her use of imagery‚ alliterations‚ and anaphora‚ Quindlen appeals to her audience’s emotions as she discusses the need for change in the

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    economy today is at a fast sinking pace with high unemployment and poor job prognoses‚ therefore slowing the economy down to a snail’s pace. The American public is becoming angrier towards President Barack Obama in every turn of life including satirical political cartoons. These cartoons show the disgust in every facet of American government from an economy in dire straits to obscene job loses. The anomaly in the cartoon‚ The Victory Lap‚ by Nate Beeler of the Washington Examiner reveals a most

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    South Park’s Satire South Park‚ a widely popular animated television series created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone‚ debuted August 13‚ 1997 on Comedy Central. Intended for mature audiences‚ the show has become infamous for its crude‚ surreal‚ satirical‚ and dark humor that covers a wide range of topics. This type of comedy is widely successful across a variety of shows‚ due in part to societies conformation to social archetypes‚ which prohibits unacceptable behavior. These shows display characters

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    narration‚ setting‚ character‚ and plot. Jonathan Swift uses utopia and dystopia as elements of setting‚ and he uses a flat character‚ miser and tyrant type of character‚ moral touchstone‚ and grotesque to illustrate the character element of his satirical novel. Jonathan Swift has chosen a first-person narrator in his novel of Gulliver’s Travels. The narrator is Gulliver who has been plunged into extraordinary and absurd circumstances during his four voyages to a multitude of strange lands around

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    Nader Molla Arzani Professor Harrell ENGL 1301.S09 27 November 2011 Story of Migration‚ Story of Pilgrimage (Draft one) A comparison on the poems of the Charles Simic and Anne Caston Considering that the life experience and the background affects the poet works‚ talking about the poems of the Simic and Caston is talking about the two different views on life. Even when their share same ideas‚ the literary and the approach to the issue is different. Anne Caston’s background in medicine and her

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    relationship is affectionately brought to life in Kenneth Branagh’s 1993 version of the play. Firstly‚ in act II scene I of’ ’Much Ado About Nothing’ by William Shakespeare‚ Beatrice of Messina is portrayed as a women who is extremely satirical of men and in particular‚ Benedick of Padua‚ who she had a previous relationship with. This is clearly demonstrated by her pernicious jests aimed solely at men: ’Why‚ he is the Prince’s jester‚ a very dull fool. Only his gift is devising impossible

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    and satirical tone using DIDLES. The song depicts her joining a clique of sorts‚ in order to achieve freedom. Ironically‚ by joining this group‚ the author ends up losing her freedom and severing ties with the people she loves. The writer selects words such as “choking” and “wicked” to emphasize the the regret and contempt associated with her experience. Such words invoke feelings of empathy in the readers‚ contributing to the author’s intended tone of bitterness. The chorus adopts a satirical‚ mocking

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