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    child’s life? Neil as his dictatorial father has firm views that Neil will be a doctor and forbids him from taking part in any extra-curricular drama activities‚ as his studies are suffering. This dictat quashes Neil’s dreams of becoming an actor but in a show of defiance he takes part in a play anyway at Welton‚ ’A Midsummer Night’s Dream’‚ and goes to the theatre to meet his son. Wordlessly‚ he takes Neil home and behind closed doors the pair have a massive row‚ the result of which is Neil being taken

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    Diane Samuels’ Kindertransport is set both in the past and the present - they are inextricably intertwined. Eva came to England from Germany in 1939 as part of the Kindertransport; this is the story of her survival and her future. In the Present The play tells the story of Evelyn and her daughter‚ Faith. Faith is leaving home for university‚ and it becomes clear that both she and her mother are finding the impending separation difficult. We first see them in the attic‚ where Evelyn is looking for

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    Dead Poets Archetypes

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    Do Dead Poets Use Archetypes Too? Directors use many different techniques when filming a movie. Unlike other forms of storytelling‚ movie directors have completely control of what the viewer sees. An author picks words to describe what they see‚ but most words have multiple meanings. This can lead to confusion about many scenes in numerous books. Stage directors can pick the set‚ the costumes‚ and the actors‚ but what an audience member sees is still up to the work of others. Also‚ no two shows are

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    In the book "Amusing Ourselves to Death" the idea that immersion in what we love will lead to our end is presented and analyzed. After reading this book I took it upon myself‚ as part of a class assignment‚ to go 24 hours without media. Initially I believed that this would be an easy task but found that as a whole we are surrounded by media in every instance of our lives. From car rides‚ to simply walking around my house I had to be observant to avoid media that would reset my 24 hour time frame

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    “Territory” by David Leavitt Ever since Neil told his parents he was a homosexual there has been a distance between him and his mother. Though she did make attempts to be supportive towards her son’s lifestyle by attending the gay pride parade‚ Neil soon realizes that it is all just for show. It was during that parade where she showed her true colors. In the story‚ a drag queen comes from the parade to greet Neil’s mother Barbara and as Neil and he returns to the parade‚ Neil looks back and sees a look of

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    The Dead Poets Society – summary chapter 6 & 7 The Dead Poets Society‚ a novel written by N.H. Kleinbaum is about Todd Anderson and his friends Neil‚ Charlie‚ Knox‚ Meeks and Pitts who go to Welton Academy‚ where they have to live by the four pillars of tradition‚ honor‚ excellence and discipline. Their new English teacher Mr. Keating is trying to teach them how to become more independent and free thinkers. The students resurrect a secret organization called „The Dead Poets Society“‚ where they

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    Introduction Neil Armstrong’s Influences Alexis de Tocqueville on Neil Armstrong Neil Armstrong and Ronald Takaki E.L. Doctorow‚ Ragtime Ways in which Baby Boomers shaped the national community – past and present Effect of cultural values of individualism on our concept of national community and citizenry Effect of our pluralistic and multicultural heritage on our concept of national community Effect of the baby boomers on the national community and the future of America Neil Armstrong and

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    personal fears. Fear can be very challenging to overcome‚ especially if you don’t have anyone to encourage or guide you. Dead Poet Society clearly displays the fear of three preparatory school students who have challenges they need to overcome. Neil Perry is challenged with pursuing his desire to act in a play in fear of his father’s reaction. Both his parents and Welton think it’s unorthodox for

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    she is very aggressive. Once‚ my friend‚ Joey‚ ignorantly entered my house‚ Angie pounced on him and he fell hitting his head‚ suffering a concussion. Every morning‚ when the newspaper man delivers the papers‚ Angie would bark at him non-stop. The postman too had several experiences. Now‚ however‚ Angie has come to recognise him as a friend and so‚ does not go after him. Whenever I go out in the evenings‚ Angie accompanies me. I do not have to put her on a leash during our evening walks as she never

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    Sam Shepard‚ Neil Simon‚ Arthur Miller and Tennessee Williams are all famous playwrights of the twentieth century. There are many different types of plays‚ all of which are written as entertainment for the public. This quote says exactly that “… persons who are apt to be fond of such entertainment…” (Seilhamer‚ 2). These men primarily wrote Broadway plays. Some went as far as screenplay writers‚ directors and actors. Most of these playwrights used their life experiences to influence their plays.

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