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    “The Birth-Mark” by Nathaniel Hawthorne carries multiple symbolic elements‚ and leaves the reader with an collection of morals to interpret—the battles of man against nature‚ the struggles of character in relationships‚ the dangers of arrogance; interestingly‚ all of these messages are incorporated in and surrounded by the birth-mark. Nathaniel Hawthorne has received recognition to be one of the most brilliant minds of American literature. Born into an area rich on old Puritan-Christian ideologies

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    father ‚ and her daughter were also present at the tea ceremony. Chikako wants uses the tea ceremony to manipulate kikuji’s love life and tries to keep him away from Mrs Ota. Chikako is viewed as a evil minded character by Kikuji mainly due to her birthmark as she covey’s her thoughts to him. There is a lot of discussion about the utensils used and their history and is used to describe the relationships of Kikuji. The oribe is an impotant artifact in this book . It is passed on from Mr Ota to Mrs

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    sources such as an article from The New York Times and a description of an advertisement from Adbusters. Also‚ Worley mentions Marilyn Monroe and her status as a beauty icon to transition into a quote from an essay about a short story called “The Birthmark”. Worley focuses on bringing facts to support her claim which makes the whole article logical. Her argument transitions from beginning to end easily‚ and she makes it clear how she comes to her conclusions. While

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    Persepolis: The effect of violence on Amir and Marjane’s childhood and its impact on their belief in a religion Possible connections between Macbeth and other texts: Macbeth and Thousand Cranes: The effect of the abnormal on a character’s development (birthmark‚ witches) Macbeth and Persepolis: The perceptions of violence as seen from the main characters’ points of view. Possible Connections between Persepolis and other texts: Persepolis and Thousand Cranes: …

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    that has caused a loss of innocence? Ralph sees the little boy‚ Percival Wemys Madison‚ when “the littluns pushed Percival forward‚ then left him by himself.” (Golding 95). Percival reminded Ralph of the little boy with “the mulberry-colored birthmark” (Golding 95) who died in the fire.

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    Streams of desperate tears spill off a woman who runs to one of the children. She grabs him‚ holds him‚ kisses him. A soldier comes‚ wrestles the child away from her breaking heart. Queen Mother leads the children out to the open over dead leaves and pine needles. The sun bakes through the shadows of the trees. She looks up‚ sees a pirate ship flying in. Everyone in the village sees the sailing galleon‚ mouths wide in wonder. But it soon turns to horror at finding dragons sitting nearby on

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    The first character that were introduced in the book Sula was a veteran named Shadrack or private. When Shadrack got home from World War I‚ he institutes the “Nat’l Suicides Day.” He created the holiday as a way of getting over the fear of death. He suggested that if the people in the town could take one day of the year to celebrate National Holiday day‚ the rest of the year would be safer. Another thing about Shadrack is that‚ he was the only black in the Bottom that would say or do anything that

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    I don’t know how to begin to define myself in order for you to understand who I truly am. I believe there is more to a person than stories that mould us into who we are today; like when one asks‚ “Tell me your story‚" I don’t think about that time when my family broke into two or that time I was diagnosed with my mental illnesses. I think of coffee‚ because coffee is bitter and bitter people drink coffee‚ sad people; people with heavy hearts and heavy footsteps‚ with tangled thoughts‚ people with

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    Do you prefer pure Romanticism (Dances with Wolves/ “The Birthmark”) or Dark Romanticism/Gothic (Poe)? Why? Use evidence from the literature to support your opinion. Be sure to include what you DON’T like about the other type of literature. Finish this blog entry today‚ in class. Comment on two other entries for homework. I prefer Dark Romanticism rather then pure Romanticism because dark Romanticism has a way of attracting my attention and keeping me wanting to read more to figure out what dark/gothic

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     because of their ego and want to be leader which shows a true case of man vs. beastie‚ or as in this case it could also be man vs. himself. Furthermore‚ the beastie is said to be an ever so big snake­thing(35) found in the woods by the boy with the mulberry­colored birthmark. Ralph seems to deny the spotting from the start as in: “You couldn’t have a beastie‚ a snake­thing‚ on an island this size‚” Ralph explained kindly. “ You only get them in big countries‚ like Africa or India.” (36). Golding offers the reader some inklings about Ralph by

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