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    Abigail’s Manipulation Manipulation is the control someone tries to establish over certain situations in a devious way. Abigail Williams uses various methods of manipulation throughout The Crucible. She manipulated anybody that was involved with her. Her manipulation tactics are used for personal gain and to try to get rid of John Proctor’s wife. She uses the Salem Witch Trials to her advantage and accuses Elizabeth Proctor of witchery. Abigail’s manipulative ways prove to be beneficial to her

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    uncontrollable‚ unmanageable way because of fear and/or anger.  Arthur Miller easily shows this in the play The Crucible which takes place in the late 1600’s in Salem‚ Massachusetts when more than one-hundred people were getting accused of being witches. United State Senator Joseph McCarthy had done something similar to this when he  had accused many people of being “Reds” or communists during the Red Scare going throughout the United States.Human nature prompts mass hysteria \because people with good reputations

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    Crucible VS. McCarthyism

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    McCarthyism: Differences The main difference between McCarthyism and the Crucible is that McCarthyism was a real political period in the United States when Senator McCarthy tried to scare people that communism was leaking into our government but as for the crucible it was a group of people that was just accusing other people of witchcraft. While the Salem witch trials occurred in the late 1600’s‚ a similar unfortunate situation occurred in the 1950’s with McCarthyism. The Salem witch trials shared

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    Red Dawn

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    captured the emotional intensity of the cold war. Red Dawn displayed a good example for the predictions of what could have happened if the cold war escalated into a World War. Rocky IV is a great metaphorical film that symbolized the tensions and reactions of the USSR and U.S.A. There was a tense relationship between the USSR and U.S.A. Filmmakers rendered these relations and views of the cold war. In The Day After‚ Filmmakers exemplify the immense

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    The Red Apple

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    The Red Apple The blossom‚ by their delightful smell and store of nectar‚ attract myriads of bees‚ and as a result of the fertilization effected by these visitors in their search of the buried nectar. The fruit develops and becomes in autumn the beautiful little crab apple‚ which when ripe is red in color‚ oval or pear shape‚ tasty and feeling is sweet‚ crisp and juicy. I like apple. On Saturday evening‚ I went to the cafeteria for dinner but there was nothing that I interested in to eat‚ but

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    Overview about Red Bull Red Bull is an energy drink. Red Bull is an adaptation of the Thai energy drink Krating Daeng‚ which translates as "Red Bull". Based on market share‚ it is the most popular energy drink in the world. The company was founded by Thai national Chaleo Yoovidhya and Austrian national Dietrich Mateschitz. Red Bull ’s slogan is "it gives you wings" and the product is aggressively marketed through advertising‚ tournament sponsorship sports team ownerships (Red Bull Racing‚ Red Bull Salzburg

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    Sacrifice In The Crucible

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    often reveal their true character. One may easily claim to adhere to a certain value when the sun shines upon it‚ but genuine fortification must be had to stand against an oncoming storm of oppression. To die in the truth‚ or to live in a lie? In The Crucible‚ a play by Arthur Miller‚ several people are faced with this dilemma. The true character of a person will show when a sacrifice must be made to uphold what he or she believes in. Parris demonstrates that he is very concerned about his reputation

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    Religious Symbolism in “The Red Shoes” In the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale “The Red Shoes‚” the color red appears on multiple occasions‚ each time symbolizing something different. The shifts in the meaning of the color can be related to the action in the story‚ and how Karen is feeling or being affected by her surroundings. Karen’s “red and sore ankles” in the opening of the story are the result of wearing wooden shoes in the winter. This redness

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    “A RedRed Rose”‚ written by Robert Burns‚ is a romantic lyric poem that describes the affection that the narrator has for his love. In the poem‚ similes pertaining to his love are used to convey how deeply he feels about it‚ and to show that he is being sincere in his words. In the last two stanzas‚ the narrator states that his love will prevail until the end of time‚ or for as long as he lives. He also states that he’d still return to his love‚ even if he had to walk ten thousand miles‚ meaning

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    The Red Shoes: The Female Aim for Power Literary criticism is the assessment of literature pertaining to the critic’s reaction towards the text. We learn that there is a multitude of modes that influence which way we analyze the work. One in particular being Feminist criticism‚ initially developed to convict men of their prejudice towards women (Approaches to Literature). Feminist writers such as Virginia Woolf‚ argue that women should be able to write what they desire without any concern about

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