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    Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone Book Notes is a free study guide on Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J. K. Rowling. The story begins with a description of the Dursleys‚ an utterly normal family in England‚ who are left with baby Harry Potter on their doorsteps. Aunt Petunia’s sister Lily married James Potter and became a powerful couple in the wizard’s world. They were killed by the evil Voltemort‚ leaving Harry with a large scar on his forehead and legacy as the only wizard

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    Hero Myth: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone In the writing of Linda Seger’s “Creating the Myth” she argues that there are 10-points in creating a “hero myth”. Seger uses Luke Skywalker from the Star Wars Trilogy as her hero myth example. I will use Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone‚ because Harry follows the 10-points that Linda Seger argues about in order to create a transformation into becoming a hero. In this paper‚ I will explain how Harry Potter fits the 10-points in creating a hero

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    Stones

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    Stones” By: William Bell Essay Subject: English Teacher: Ms.McNeil Date:March 28‚2013 By. Tristian Corp Throughout life people are always learning things about themselves. Some people don’t learn these things about themselves until they are in older age and some learn at a very young age either way they learn who they are as a person. In the novel “Stones: by

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    In "Neighbors"‚ Raymond Carver contrasts the lifestyles of two couples. The Stones are a more privileged couple who mix business with pleasure and take vacations at will. Their neighbors‚ the Millers‚ are a less fortunate couple who watch over the Stone’s cat in their absence. While on one of their many excursions‚ the Stones ask the Millers to once again watch over their cat. With access to all of the Stones’ possessions‚ the Millers develop an abnormal obsession with the alternate lifestyle. They

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    forces them to contradict their consciences and feelings. "The Sniper" and "War" both show people will go against their conscience during war because they are force to hurt women & children. In the story " War"‚ Neil not only throws stones at his dad‚ but also throws stones at his mother. In the story‚ Neil said " I certainly didn’t what to hit my mother." (P80) At the climax of the story‚ Neil starts to hit his mother. Originally‚ it was believed in many countries that women should not be harmed during

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    felt grew apart. It seems as though they are too busy comparing their lives to the Harriet and Jim Stone‚ which are their neighbors‚ that they don’t have time to fix their marriage. The Stones do what married people should do and that’s "go out for dinner‚ or entertaining at home‚ or traveling about the country somewhere…(70)." The Millers are given the responsibility of looking after the Stones apartment for ten days‚ while they are on a pleasure trip. During these ten days they have to feed

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    is very interesting‚ it leaves the reader to decide for themselves what deductions they are to be making of the poem. To begin with‚ Frost makes literal implications about what the two men are doing. For instance‚ they are physically putting the stones back‚ one by one. Their commitment and constant drive shows how persistent these men seem about keeping the wall intact. On the other hand‚ there are inferences that something deeper is occurring. One possible meaning being a sharing experience

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    him cast the first stone at her.” I have heard of this saying before such as‚ “People who live in glass houses‚ should not throw stones. The author wrote this to show us how Jesus would show mercy on someone even though they know they did wrong. He would not embarrass them in the public eye and would give them a second chance to redeem themselves. The author shows the compassionate side of Jesus‚ and showed the scribes the error of their ways. The scribes could not throw stones at the adulterer

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    the ground and writes something that the crowd cannot see. Essentially‚ the preacher judges them‚ thereby allowing the lady to also judge the crowd‚ leading to the crowd inevitably judging itself. The crowd walks away from the lady‚ still holding stones [which can be seen as a metaphor for judgments] that can be thrown another day. LITERARY DEVICES 1. SARCASM The persona is making the point that the lady was in fact NOT decent looking.  2. PERSONIFICATION This device is particularly effective

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