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    issues affect society There are various representations within the text that challenges the individual to experiences familiar and new horizons. Through the texts Billy Elliot and The short story "The Story of X" have helped to convey various new horizons and familiar experiences. Firstly‚ New horizons can be explored through both Billy Elliot and the story of ’x’ with the challenging of gender expectations and the effort in which the characters display in order to breakthrough the dominant discourses

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    Billy Elliot Identity

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    In the film Billy Elliot directed by Stephen Daldry we see many important ideas and presented with one of them being identity. The idea of identity is presented through the use of a number of techniques such as symbolism‚ contrast‚ music and dancing. Billy’s characters suffers many consequences because of this challenging time of trying to find his own identity and symbolism‚ contrast‚ imagery and music helps us to understand this. Identity is an important aspect for any individual‚ as it separates

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    Everyone won’t belleville us but it’s true right Brooklyn and Cheyanna said Lakota. One dark and stormy night a girl her name is brooklyn her and her sister were plan a halloween party her sister names are Lakota Cheyanna they thought they saw a bloody knife they did they graded the bloody knife they heard something it sound like blood drip my sisters and i went to go see where it was it was coming from are bedroom but we saw something it looked like fangs there was a vampires and bats they were

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    Billy Pilgrim's Journey

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    In the Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut‚ we are introduced to the main character‚ Billy Pilgrim. He is an average guy‚ who has no special qualities‚ however‚ does have the ability to travel through time. My interpretation of the reading and Billy’s time travel is that he suffers from a traumatic mental illness‚ which could have led‚ him to hallucinate his time travels and alien abduction. There are two connections I found that could have encouraged Billy’s behavior‚ becoming a prisoner of war

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    Young Guns and Billy

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    Their burning fire is a very common feeling that anyone can relate to. The extremely hard to resist desirer for revenge is that fire. The men refer to themselves as “The Regulators.” The leader of the men is a man named William but better know as Billy the Kid. Add horses and guns to all this and you have a classic movie called Young Guns. The film Young Guns is entirely about the notion that retaliation is a must‚ even when one is against all odds‚ these brave men fight to avenge a friend’s death

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    Billy Elliot Conventions

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    Social conventions In the movie‚ Billy Elliot‚ we witness how the community stops Billy from forming his own identity in this world of miners illustrating the social conventions in a community restricting individuals from transitioning into the world. Billy’s father‚ boxing instructor and his brother are all against him in the journey of becoming a ballet dancer as it is against the community. This happened in the 1980s‚ when the London mine workers were striking against the forced closure of the

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    Billy Elliot Belonging

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    Moving into the world is a notion which encompasses transition and change. The concept explores how both choices and consequences can alter an individual both physically and emotionally. Billy Elliot‚ a film directed by Stephen Daldry (2000)‚ is a film with a powerful message about venturing into a new world. It explores the themes of maturity and growth as well as gender conflicts. The choices and consequences endured by the characters of the film are used to highlight the positive and negative

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    Arguably the most popular poet in America‚ Billy Collins provides readers with two types of poetry that is nothing like typical poetry. One of his unique styles is writing as if the poem could be read like a novel. The other type brings humor and whimsy to his work‚ yet he hints at a seriousness that lies beneath the surface. Both styles of poetry are easy to read‚ but take a second look to realize what the Collins is intending the reader to understand. Billy Collins is an exceptionally talented poet whose

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    IV. In the exposition of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith‚ the reader is introduced to the Nolan family. The Nolan family consists of four members living in Williamsburg‚ Brooklyn New York during the 1900s. Katie Nolan‚ the mother of Neeley and Francie Nolan has an Austrian family background‚ where Jonny‚ her husband and also the father of Francie and Neeley‚ has Irish in him however both parents were born in Brooklyn‚ making Francie and Neeley second generation Americans. Both Francie and

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    Alarm Bells – net dating The author of the article is Andy Borowitz‚ born January 4th‚ 1958. He is an American comedian. He wrote the article “Alarm Bells” to “The New Yorker”‚ edition Sept. 26‚ 2011‚ about net dating. The article has a very ironical angle told by the main character‚ who might be the author himself in 1st person. But is it all irony? The story “Alarm Bells” is an ironic story about net dating. It shows many aspects about net dating such as prejudices and expectations. Especially

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