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    In Narnia‚ the children grow up in what appears to be a sheltered world. The four children in the real world are isolated and away from the reality‚ which is a world of war and devastation. This would explain why C.S. Lewis made the world of Narnia a world of perpetual winter. Since the children were so oblivious of what their world actually was‚ their perception was frozen and they were unable to see what was truly going on. As the novel progresses‚ the four realize that there is a war‚ and as they

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    In Mere Mortals a play by David Ives‚is made up of multiple one-act plays. Each play demonstrates its own take on life‚ understanding of the world and interpretations of what people go through on a daily basis. All of these plays are comedic‚ and they have a hidden meaning behind the humor. This allows for the writer to establish another dimension to get the meaning across. The leading play of Mere Mortals‚ is “Mere Mortals.” In this play‚ three every day construction workers analyze and hypothesize

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    Prologue Fairy Tail begins when the celestial wizard Lucy joins the magical guild of Magnolia. She has experienced so many adventures with her new friends‚ but what about the time she spent as a runaway? When Lucy Heartfilia was on her own did she have adventures previous to life at Fairy Tail? Chapter One: Lucky Lucy Heartfilia Lucy sat alone in her spacious room. The roof expanded well over the head of the young blond girl‚ and yet still kept going higher. Flipping the pages of Sorcerer’s Weekly

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    During the 19th and 20th-century‚ women ’s main roles were in the household. They were to provide for the family and participate in activities such as cooking‚ cleaning‚ quilting‚ and singing. They were often seen as inferior to men and treated as objects. In Trifles and A Doll’s House‚ the authors portrayed the stereotypical man in the time period. Both Glaspell and Ibsen write their man characters as controlling and arrogant. In Trifles‚ it is clear there is a prominent line drawn between the

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    Cherishing someone does not always involve traditional ways of affection. “Wordsmith” a free verse poem by Susan Young‚ scrutinizes the relationship between a quiet‚ caring father and his daughter. The maintenance of the house metaphorically describes the developing kinship between the two that has eroded over time and the attempt to reconstruct this compelling bond. The daughter addresses her father as the “Pollyfilla King” establishing that he is trying to rectify his relationship with his daughter

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    Susan Minot’s short piece Lust‚ is about a girl reminiscing on different experiences with past relationships while she was away at boarding school‚ as well as what “every girl” goes through when encountering the opposite sex and sexual intercourse. Minot believes that there is no significant difference between writing a novel or a short piece. Minot says the process of putting words down on the page whether there will be 300 pages or 10‚ is the same process for her. It’s one draft then another‚ throwing

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    Susan Orlean‚ a contributor to the New Yorker‚ writes about real people. In a Orlean piece one feels her subject’s enthusiasm for their craft bleed into her own enthusiasm for reporting it. Simply put‚ her writing makes the passions of others accessible to all. She makes it look easy. But how does she do it? Orlean writes to “startle” and “seduce” her audience (Boynton 289‚ 276). She writes to convince her readership to care about the passions of her subjects‚ whether they be surfing‚ inventing

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    believes that introverts can do things extroverts do‚ like being a public speaker or a leader for example. Susan Cain is living proof that introverts can be great leaders and great public speakers. Susan Cain is an introvert but she does not let that stop her. She overcomes things people tell her she cannot do‚ even though there are bumps in the road. In the TEDx Talks “The Power of Introverts” by Susan Cain‚ she said that she once felt like she had to “prove to myself that I could be bold and assertive

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    “Ever look at a piece of art and say to yourself ‘even I could do that?’” as it states in the first paragraph of “The Art of Faking”‚ forging art is not easy. Both “The Art of Faking” By Tania Therien and the excerpt from “Girl in Hyacinth Blue” By Susan Vreeland suggest that forging art requires immense skill and is difficult in multiple ways. “The Art of Faking” shows that forging art is a difficult task by showing Van Meegeren’s many steps to creating a realistic forgery. He was successful at

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    Susan Glaspell’s Trifles explores the loss of companionship and the psychological effect that isolation can have on a person through the quiet conversation of Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters. Glaspell writes‚ “MRS. HALE [Not as if answering that.] I wish you’d seen Minnie Foster when she wore a white dress with blue ribbons and stood up there in the choir and sang. [A look around the room.] Oh‚ I wish I’d come over here once in a while! That was a crime! That was a crime! Who’s going to punish that?” (Glaspell)

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