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    time. Where one comes from does not define being American‚ rather its what is done to assimilate into the American life. Okitas poem and Ciseneros story both examine the ideology of what it means to be American; both texts suggest that‚ in order to meet the expectations of American identity‚ a certain criteria must be met on the societal and cultural aspect. In Okitas poem “Response to Executive order 9066” a strong social bond is tied between the narrator and a character named Denise. The characterization

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    Paul Keating’s speech Funeral Service of the Unknown Soldier was a eulogy given on the 11th of November 1993 and was in honor of the soldiers who gave their lives in the first world war‚ the speech was given at the memorial gardens in Canberra and was also televised all over Australia; and throughout the speech an air of remembrance and the ability of us as a unified nation to overcome these obstacles. Anwar Sadat delivered his speech on the 20th of November 1977 in the Israeli Knesset‚ house of

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    The title of this poem that i am analyzing is “ An Iraqi Evening”. The first thing that comes to my mind when i read this is that it must be just what happens on a normal night in iraq because there was no significance of the evening or anything. It is taking place in a house in Iraq with 2 little boys‚ a little girl and a mother. They are showing that even though there father is not there at the moment that he is still there in there hearts. The reason that i know this is because when they say

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    After the Titanic By Derek Mahon In this poem we get a glimpse at how Mahon perceived Ismay to see himself. Lines 1&2 The first two lines speak of the inquiry into the sinking of the Titanic and the effect it had on Ismay. The opinion of the inquiry‚ that Ismay stole the life of a woman or child to whom his seat belonged‚ made Ismay feel unjustly judged as shown in line three‚ “I tell you I sank as far that night as any Hero”. Lines 4-8 These lines show the memories Ismay had of the night

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    Based on the passage from The Miraculous Apparition of the Virgin of Guadalupe‚ the main word seemed to be “Her.” It was very interesting to go from reading a poem about a woman who was constantly being oppressed and silenced for her gender (“To a Gentleman of Peru”) to go on to read a story about a man being called to worship a woman. Despite the conflict between the Spanish and the Native Americans‚ both cultures had similarities regarding their physical traits as well as their treatment of women

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    “Greene does not encourage us to find much sympathy for any of the character” At the beginning of the novel‚ from the reader’s perspective Spicer gives the impression of being a young boy‚ in particular with his refusal to eat after they have murdered Hale. “I’ll be sick...if I eat” The Boy then responds with “Spew then”‚ this suggests that Spicer has a weakness especially within the group. As well as this it implies that Spicer regrets or feels a large amount of emotion towards the act they

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    Eight Puppies Between the thirteenth and fifteenth day The puppies opened their eyes. Suddenly they saw the world‚ anxious with terror and joy. They saw the belly of their mother‚ Saw the door of their house‚ saw a deluge of light‚ saw flowering azaleas. They saw more‚ they saw all‚ The red‚ the black‚ the ash. Scrambling up‚ pawing and clawing More lively than squirrels. They saw the eyes of their mother‚ Heard my rasping cry and my laugh. And I wished I

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    support you and they will be by your side no matter what. Just like in the poem “Bridge over troubled water”. This poem is written by Paul Simon.The poem is about a guy and his loyalty and support for his friend.He’s there when she was sad.He’s there to offer comfort for his friend in need.He’s there to support his friend when she’s having a rough time and he’s always gonna be there when she needs a friend.This poem defines the true meaning of friendship‚which is being there for your friend to

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    Sympathy Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer relates to the world the journey of the young and adventurous Chris McCandless. Chris was an intelligent‚ albeit arrogant‚ man who separated himself from society and travelled into the Alaskan wild to‚ in the words of Chris himself‚ “kill the false being within”. He persevered through months of the wilderness‚ but soon found himself trapped and starving. Chris eventually died there and was found shortly after‚ quickly generating publicity. Many people who knew

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    Barristers in court often attempt to pull on the emotions of the jury to get their sympathy in order to excuse the perpetrator of a crime. It is no different for the narrators in these novels. It is true to the gothic genre to have male characters with a mysterious painful past which haunts them throughout the novel. Both Bronte and Du Maurier attempt to justify the crimes committed by their male protagonists Edgar Rochester and Maxim De Winter. Du Maurier seeks to justify why Maxim killed his first

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