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    friends‚ she has an epiphany: “I had really never thought of them as white before. Now all of a sudden they were white and their whiteness made them better than me […] I hadn’t realized before that downstairs in the movies was any better than upstairs. But now I saw that it was (34). Because whiteness is considered better‚ all that white people have and all that they do seemed better too. Though we never see Scout go to a movie theater‚ she would not have had the same epiphany as Moody because the

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    Matt Stone and Trey Parker‚ and succeeded in making millions of Americans laugh until they cry. The creative genius behind these cultural and controversial statements has exalted the series to iconic status in our entertainment industry for its satirical voice in each episode. Throughout its ten years on air‚ South Park has broken multiple political‚ religious‚ and racial boundaries while constantly battling negative criticism with its controversial themes‚ but it maintains a moderate political bias

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    Depression and era of the Dust Bowl‚ while Sinclair tells the story of immigrants working in the horrifying conditions of meat pack factories in Chicago in the early 1900s. Steinbeck criticized the commercialism of farming in America and Sinclair takes a satirical approach to the flaws and shortcoming of capitalism in American at the beginning of the century. Both novels are alike in a sense that they can be considered very raw‚ depressing and extremely truthful. Both Sinclair and Steinbeck share a similar

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    thought of change and permanence in Caitlin’s mind‚ which exposes the main conflict with an epiphany of Caitlin. Before Mary dove into the water and became disable‚ Caitlin believed that " Some people were deemed attractive and some were not‚ some were popular and some were not. If this was unfair‚ at least it was unchanging" (203). However‚ after experiencing the unfortunate of Mary‚ there was an epiphany formed in her mind. "But suddenly we saw that life was not the still water we’d believed it

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    Lack of Knowledge in Society Knowledge is a vital importance to humanity‚ without it‚ there will be no humanity. It is the foundation of many things such as morality‚ emotion‚ skill‚ and many more. In the novels Perfume and We‚ there is a lot of satirical use to mock knowledge. Both authors of We and Perfume characterize society and the protagonist to mock the knowledge of society and make the protagonist a superior character. Grenouille is the historic prodigy of Paris because he is “gifted” with

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    What if somebody you always thought you loved turned out to be someone they were not? In the short story‚ “Brigid” by Mary Lavin‚ Owen’s wife is trying to convince Owen to put his sister‚ Brigid‚ in a nursing home. This story is set in Ireland during the 1930s. At this time‚ you were known as a terrible person if you put a relative in a nursing home. When the couple gets in a fight over this debate‚ Owen storms to Brigid’s house. When Owen’s wife begins to worry about Owen‚ she goes to search for

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    about a girl realizing the facts about her surroundings and herself. Then the reality of the character situations leads them both toward the end of each story. Comparing and contrasting the stories is shown in three main points: disappointed‚ anger‚ epiphany. B1(disappointed) These two stories are related in a way that both protagonists are disappointed by their dreams therefore they feel misguided‚ sad and confused.The young boy in “Araby” is misguided by his aunt and uncle who treat him like a child

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    and then it transfers it to your phone or media device and it actually starts charging your phone‚ until the heat/cold run out and returns to room temperature. The name of this product is called “Epiphany onE Puck” is it created by a man by the name of Tommy Joseph who has his own company called Epiphany Labs. Another Idea that I really enjoyed observing was called “NanoLight” this technology is basically a light bulb that takes less electricity and it gives off more light. I really liked this idea

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    attention of the targeted audience by ridiculing the attitudes and ideology of the Liberal party in a humorous way. The intended audience of this satirical text is the Australian society. This text appeals to the targeted audience‚ as it shows what would have happened if the Indigenous Australians had adopted a similar policy to the Liberal Party. The satirical cartoon provokes an emotive response and serves to encourage the reader to rethink and question the Liberal’s ideologies and policies. To help

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    "Araby" Backgrounds Introduction Ireland’s major religion‚ Roman Catholicism‚ dominated Irish culture‚ as it continues to do today although to a lesser extent. Many families sent their children to schools run by Jesuit priests (like the one the narrator in attends) and convent schools run by nuns (like the one Mangan’s sister attends). Catholicism is often seen as a source of the frequent conflict in Irish culture between sensuality and asceticism‚ a conflict that figures prominently in Joyce’s

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