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    The Alchemist: Persuasive Essay Many people agree being successful depends on the decisions you make. However‚ others may believe that success in your life time is matter of fate. People need to understand that while fate may play an important role in one’s life‚ you can always choose to make the right or wrong choice. Realizing this is very helpful when making an important decision. When you look at any successful person’s life like the boy in Alchemist for example‚ do you think he just sat

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    soul of the universe. It’s your mission on earth” (22). | This quotation is said by Melchizedek‚ commonly referred to as the old man. This is the passage that introduces the ideas of one’s personal legend‚ and the soul of the universe. Much of The Alchemist is based off that philosophy; dreams are not just something one should push aside‚ each person needs to focus on accomplishing his or her own fantasy. In addition this is the overall conflict of the book‚ because the rest of the story is about Santiago

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    the only way to really figure out where you need to be‚” Mandy Hale‚ a Yew York best selling author and media influencer‚ once said. Mandy Hale quote and The Alchemist connect. For example‚ Santiago learns a lesson about finding his treasure and figure out where he needs to be to find his treasure. In the novel‚ The Alchemist‚ by Paulo Coelho‚ Santiago learns‚ “Remember where your heart is there you will find your treasure.” First‚ Santiago is a boy who dreams of traveling against his father’s wishes

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    The Archetype of a Noble Savage The definition of a noble savage is a primitive human representing natural goodness and simplicity when not encumbered by civilization. When born‚ humans are naturally good. We are naturally benevolent and compassionate creatures and it is only through the corruption from society and others do we become immoral. The Monster consistently displays this trait by doing noble things‚ but by the influence of society he becomes evil and malicious. Therefore‚ the idea

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    Pan’s Labyrinth ENG4UI-05 Mr. Amoroso September 29 2014 Billy McPherson Pan’s Labyrinth An original model or type after which other similar things are patterned; a prototype is how the dictionary defines an archetype. In the movie Pan’s Labyrinth it characterizes strong elements of both romance and irony. When analyzing the plot‚ characters‚ symbols‚ and scenes of the movie‚ it shows these element throughout the whole duration. Ofelia‚ our archetypal hero shows how the movie has both a romance

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    Summary of Paulo Freire’s‚ “The Banking Concept of Education” In Paulo Freire’s essay‚ “The Banking Concept of Education”‚ we learn a great deal of the banking concept of Education and. It is with that‚ that we will analysis Mr. Feire’s essay. Mr. Freire enlightens his readers by comparing the relationship between the teacher and student. As the relationships are compared‚ we discovered what the banking of concept means. Through this‚ the reader will learn the dynamics of each role. The central

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    fear that his dream lacks importance. The dream may not resource much money‚ it may not be deemed significant in accordance to society’s perspective‚ or there may be a different reason entirely. There are many characters and small fables within The Alchemist that present this fear. One of the many‚ is the story of a baker. At a young age‚ the baker “wanted to travel” (22); however‚ he feared the significance of traveling. Consequently‚ the baker chose to make the safer decision of becoming a “more important”

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    relation to that of the theatre. Confined‚ both within the mound as well as on the stage‚ caught within the inconsistencies of the desperate playing out of herself and the virtually inconsequential perking up of the one-way chatter‚ Winnie is the archetype of

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    one of the legendary Dragon Riders‚ and Sloan a simple butcher who became significant through his involvement with Eragon’s family. These men all made choices driven by things they perhaps could not control or fully understand. With the use of the archetype of one who does wrong for the right reasons‚ Christopher Paolini shows us just

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    A. Once upon a time was to some of us‚ the start of something magical. We grew up hearing stories that were filled with magical fairies‚ littles piggies‚ and a frog that enjoyed making out with a princess. These stories allow our imagination to grow and come to life. B. G. K. Chesterton once said‚ “Fairy tales are more than true; not because they tell us that dragons exist‚ but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten.” C. Fairy tales help teach kids right from wrong‚ boost imagination and

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