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    Prometheus Monologue

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    I wish to free my fellow sisters. I wish to bring them to this new society Prometheus and I have created. He has already made a trip from here to our old society‚ bringing Union 5-3992 and International 4-8818 back with him. As the days went on‚ all of us have worked together to improve as much as possible. I have witnessed the relief in their eyes as they were brought into this society‚ the freedom and individualism they never had. I wish for my own sisters to experience this too. I wanted for them

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    Prometheus Monologue

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    “My father’s name is Prometheus and my mother is Gaea.” she began to suspect that our intentions were bad and began to look at the ground and not at us. “How does their father look like?” Our questions needed to be answered in order to know for sure if this Prometheus was the same person as Equality 7-2521. “H-he has b-brown hair and skin like mine-” her voice was cut off by the voice of the

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    Forbidden Love Lord Byron was known for having one forbidden love‚ which is depicted in his poem "When we two parted". The theme of the poem forbidden love comes from the poem itself telling a story about a love affair‚ and how both cannot coincide with each other‚ cheating and loving one person. The poem starts off with Byron and his mistress departing from one another‚ the two lovers now are nothing‚ but allusions‚ memories in each other’s mind. Also that they only both left with "half Broken

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    Prometheus Research Paper

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    English literature. Prometheus was a deity in Greek mythology who stole fire from the gods on top of Mt. Olympus and gifted it to mankind. Poets‚ like Lord Byron‚ began writing in the revolutionary spirit of the times and using Prometheus as a symbol of protest against religion‚ prejudice‚ and the abuse of power. In the beginning‚ we are introduced to Prometheus as an immortal being who is subjected and condemned to suffer‚ something that is characteristic of human race. Prometheus is represented oppressed

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    The Modern Prometheus

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    THE MODERN PROMETHEUS IMPORTANT REFERENCES Paradise Lost Did I request thee‚ Maker‚ from my clay To mould me man? Did I solicit thee From darkness to promote me? Lines from John Milton ’s Paradise Lost From the title page of Frankenstein; or‚ The Modern Prometheuse‚ 1818 In Frankenstein‚ the intelligent and sensitive monster created by Victor Frankenstein reads a copy of Milton ’s Paradise Lost‚ which profoundly stirs his emotions. The monster compares his situation to that of Adam

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    Like other works of the Classical Age‚ Prometheus Bound doesn’t begin in the beginning but leaps in medias res ("into the middle of things")‚ just as Prometheus‚ a defiant demigod‚ is brought in chains to be fettered to a desolate mountain crag. For the modern reader - as opposed to an Aeschylian audience‚ who would have already been familiar with the plot - a bit of background is in order. Prometheus was a god from the old order‚ the Titans‚ who had now all been overthrown by a group of young

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    Lord of the Rings Summary

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    Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring is a movie that received many awards and set the bar for Fictional Fantasy movies like itself. With the usage of many film making techniques‚ Jackson brings fantasy to a more realistic place. Peter Jackson successfully uses great characterization and other film making techniques to make a very successful and well-rounded movie in general. With the real setting in New Zealand but fictional characters‚ it makes the line between real and

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    The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Summary The Fellowship of the Ring is the first book in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. This story is set in the world of Tolkien’s invention‚ known as Middle Earth. A specter of evil is looming over Middle Earth as the Dark Lord‚ Sauron‚ seeks to consolidate his already immense power‚ by reclaiming the One Ring that he has lost. Most of his power is held in this ring. With this power‚ he can enslave Middle Earth and unleash an incredible evil with

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    Prometheus Anthem Analysis

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    novella Anthem is the build up to a song of praise to the ego voiced by its main character‚ Prometheus. This anthem he sings settles the growth of anticipation of Prometheus expressing his individuality and his ego‚ fueled by him committing the Transgression of Preference repeatedly throughout the text. The importance of this proclamation is obvious as it is substantially amplified by reason of Prometheus uncovering the unspeakable word “I” coming from a collectivist society possessing the motto

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    Prometheus And Io Zeus falls in love with a girl named Io‚ and he proceeds to send her a message exclaiming that love. Unfortunately‚ Zeus’s wife‚ Hera‚ finds out about his love for Io. Zeus tries to save Io from the wrath of Hera by wrapping the Earth in a thick cloud‚ but he still fails to save her. In a jealous rage‚ Hera turns Io into a heifer and hands her over to Argus. Even though Zeus can’t be with Io anymore‚ he still sends Hermes to kill Argus‚ allowing Io to have her freedom once

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