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    A Matter of Taste is about two alien races‚ spider and human‚ and their differences. Humans arrived on an uncharted planet‚ possibly looking for resources‚ when they encounter the spiders. The spiders showed no sign of threat‚ but in the end the human killed the spider out of fear. The Cask of Amontillado is about two men‚ Fortunato and Montresor. Montresor is vengeful against Fortunato for humiliation he he caused him in the past. Montresor plots the perfect plan to execute his revenge‚ making Fortunato

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    The Dark Knight

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    David Henry Sheehan 9th lit 7 22 September 2012 Heroes Journey: The Dark Knight Campbell’s hypothesis about the monomyth is‚ that there is one myth and twelve components to that myth.(Campbell 1)The Dark Knight is a story that seems to possess all twelve components of Campbell’s hypothesis‚ and proves that Campbell’s hypothesis is right. One of the components that fits in with The Dark Knight is “the call to adventure”. Once the joker robs the bank‚ Batman knows he must help in any way he

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    The Dark is Rising series is my favorite book series. I consider it to be the archetype of which modern day writers refer to. When I found out they had made a movie out of the second book I was ecstatic. I thought‚ key word thought‚ it was going to be a great movie. I was very wrong. The second book is titled The Dark is Rising and it’s about a young boy named Will Stanton. Will is the seventh son of a seventh son and he has a prophecy written about him. On his 11th birthday he finds out the he

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    Unconditional Love in “The Song of Songs” What is Love? Robert Frost once wrote “Love is an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired.” Love is one of the strongest emotions we feel‚ yet it is the hardest emotion to ever be understood. “The Song of Songs” by Ellen Gilchrist‚ explores the theme of love‚ particularly a mother’s love for her child‚ and the impact it has on one woman specifically‚ Barret Clare. In Gilchrist’s short story “The Song of Songs” Barret Clare is a woman who has never

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    How do the authors show the hardships and struggle the young generation have in To Kill A Mockingbird and Noughts & Crosses? ‘Noughts & Crosses’ by Malorie Blackman is a novel‚ which follows how two characters‚ Callum and Sephy‚ both deal with the surrounding racially segregated community. It explores the struggles they’ve had through a rangeful of events. ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ by Harper Lee similarly uses the perspective of a young mind to explore community and the community’s attitudes towards

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    In a Dark Time

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    Analysis of “A Dark Time” by Theodore Rothke This poem is often interpreted as a sad and depressing piece of literature‚ I however find a different meaning in this poem‚ a darker meaning. There are many deep hidden meanings within each line of any given poem (usually) and Theodore Rothke had no intention of breaking the chain. In this analysis I will break down a few lines of this poem to reveal the deep shady abyss of concealed messages that is Theodore Rothke’s poem: “In a Dark Time”. In the

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    “You Must Respect the land you live on”- Dark They Were and Golden Eyed) In “Dark They Were and Golden-Eyed” by Ray Bradbury‚ Bradbury uses an extensive amount of imagery and symbolism to illustrate the consequences of not acknowledging your surroundings. Thus the theme can be argued as “You must respect the land you live on”. This premise is evident in their initial intention when the bittering’s first arrived on Mars. They assumed that they could just colonize Mars as opposed to adapting. However

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    In the ballet there are many different approaches to many different pieces. There is more modern/contemporary approach to ballet in this day and age and more of a classical take on ballet when it first came about. Out of all the ballets in the world that have been dances and performed‚ I will be reviewing Romeo and Juliet (1940) and Radio and Juliet (2005) approaches. Besides the time difference and the ballet itself‚ there are many differences and similarities that these two pieces share and will

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    name at the brit‚ but a special naming ceremony for girls has become popular‚ usually occurring at a synagogue service‚ during the parents’ aliyah. It is a custom‚ or minhag‚ among Ashkenazim to name a child after a deceased relative‚ but among Sephardim it is permitted to name the child after someone living. The coming-of-age ceremony is called a bar mitzvah for boys and a bat mitzvah for girls. At the age of 13 for boys‚ and 12 or 13 for girls‚ the child formally enters the community of adults

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    might catch a disease. The play Macbeth by William Shakespeare is a tragedy in which great imagery of light and dark bring real life persona to his characters. The atmosphere of light portrays a life‚ whereas‚ the darkness represents the immorality in a character. Macbeth desires to be a king‚ and in order to become one‚ he goes against his conscience. He turns his nature of being dark. The night of the murder of King Duncan‚ Macbeth called on the night to hide his evil doings. Shakespeare

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