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    Roles in society are common on the circus and everyone is aware of their specific role. When Jacob entered the cookhouse for the first time he was presented the difference between the two roles in society because the cook house was split into two sections. The tables that Jacob could see were “graced with red and white checked tablecloths‚ silverware‚ and vases of flowers” (Gruen 35). After Camel stops Jacob from sitting at the nice table he leads him to the other side of the curtain where “the tables

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    CIRCUS ANIMALS DESERTION The speaker describes searching in vain for a poetic theme: he says that he had tried to find one for “six weeks or so‚” but had been unable to do so. He thinks that perhaps‚ now that he is “but a broken man‚” he will have to be satisfied with writing about his heart‚ although for his entire life (“Winter and summer till old age began”) he had played with elaborate‚ showy poetic themes that paraded like “circus animals”: “Those stilted boys‚ that burnished chariot‚ / Lion

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    favourite charioteer’s victory. Fights broke out between the fans of victors and losers. Just like modern day sports fans. Many friends would meet up and have a good time at the races supporting their team. Latin for greatest circus‚ the Circus Maximus was the first and largest circus in ancient Rome‚ and it could seat about a quarter of the entire population of the city. Most Romans did not have weekends off‚ working seven days a week but if there was chariot racing they would take the day off since everyone

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    Should Teachers Be Allowed to Ban Laptops in Classrooms? I know some college teachers are starting to ban laptops from classrooms. I think that laptops should not be banned.  Yes‚ some students surf the web or play games in class‚ but that doesn’t mean the rest of us who use laptops responsibly should be punished for the actions of a few.  In this essay I will argue that using laptops is a right that teachers should not infringe upon. For starters‚ many of us who have grown up with computers

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    there is a hindrance in decision making and hope in waiting. The purpose of repetition done by Estragon and Vladimir repeating each others lines‚ alternating back and forth symbolizes the repetitiveness of life. "Estragon: The circus. Vladimir: The music-hall. Estragon: The circus." One of the commonly repeated dialogues is when Estragon wants to leave but Vladimir reminds him that they are waiting for Godot. Not only is there repetition in speech of the characters but in the series of events. Vladimir

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    “In a world where everything is an illusion‚ how can one know what is real?” In the Night circus‚ it is quite hard to discern this. Within the text‚ in the simplest of terms‚ an illusion is manipulating an environment or someone’s vision/view. Finding the reality of this novel lies with the characters and their relationships‚ emotions and their reactions to their experiences and how these things can be altered by a person’s perspective and their knowledge. The game is an illusion because of how

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    The disadvantages of keeping prairie dogs as pets far outweigh the advantages. But the cuteness factor of these unique creatures keep the pet trade moving along with more and more people wanting prairie dogs as pets. Before you take on one of these animals into your care‚ you should weigh all of the factors of ownership so there will be no surprises once the prairie dog is in your home. Advantages Without a doubt‚ the cuteness and uniqueness factors of the prairie dog are what interest people

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    is thus limited in the way that it relates to its people. * Generally interpreted to refer to a form of government where a legislature with significant decision-making powers is freely elected. It is also sometimes argued that representatives should reflect the social and gender composition of the electorate. 2. What were some of the fundamental rights and principles established in the Magna Carta‚ the Petition of Right‚ and the English Bill of Rights? Answer: - The fundamental rights

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    We should not preserve the past‚ we should look to the future. We are living in the modern era‚ where people are practical and realistic‚ optimistic that new inventions and discoveries will improve their lives. For most‚ it would be plain foolishness if one were to be so mindful about the past‚ when instead‚ one should invest his time and thought into building a better and more meaningful life in the future. Ironically‚ in the midst of their “pragmatic” judgement of keeping the past alive‚ these

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    Should Circuses be Allowed to have Animals? Animals have been part of the circus since Roman times‚ but should they really be there? Should innocent animals be mistreated so they can ‘perform’ and entertain the public? I believe it’s cruel and animals should be banned from circuses. If you knew how the animals were really treated ‘behind the scenes’ you probably wouldn’t want to go to a circus again. Whilst the animals are being trained‚ their trainers use bull hooks and electric rods to make

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