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    Shakespeare's Dark Lady

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    Impossible To Find Shakespeare’s Dark Lady William Shakespeare’s supposed mistress may be the reason behind his remarkable‚ yet dark last twenty seven sonnets. She “has come to be known as the Dark Lady‚ a name that reflects her morals as well as her complexion” (Andrews “Love…” 64). Along with being Shakespeare’s mistress‚ the Dark Lady was married and musically inclined (Love). She challenged not only her bed vows‚ but Shakespeare’s also. The Dark Lady influenced a significant deal

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    Causes Of The Dark Ages

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    The Dark Ages were good for these three reasons. First‚ the dark ages provided people with creative and useful ideas‚ without the dark ages people wouldn’t have needed these inventions. Second‚ colleges and universities were started during this time period. Third‚ a lot of unique art and music were created during this time. In other people’s perspectives the Dark Ages might have been bad for these two reasons. First‚ there was a lot of torturing and massive amounts of executions. Second‚ the Black

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    Analysis Of The Dark Cabal

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    who preferred to preserve the knowledge to themselves created Dark Cabal. They deeply believe preserving this knowledge from the rest of the humanity is for the humanity’s sake. Do you perceive the outcome of their EGO? How did they separate themselves from the other ONE’s? And now‚ consequently‚ all ego controlled ones genuinely are in the service of the Cabal. Cabal or Dark Cabal usages are one of the terminologies indicates the dark entities. There had been human beings harmed the humanity by

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    The Mayan Dark Age

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    The Mayan Dark Age is No Longer a Mystery The main idea of this article is about how archaeologists have recently found what may have been the cause of the mayan “dark age”. The Mayan civilization was considered the most advanced for humans before the europeans arrived. The Mayans created a writing system‚ accurate maps‚ and huge pyramids that we can still see today. The Mayan dark age is an event that happened in 540 A.D. during a 100 year period the mayans stopped all research and construction

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    Hypnosis has been used throughout the world for over 4000 years as a way of curing ills and gaining knowledge. For many early years it was seen as a “dark art” of occultism but the same practices forged into our scientific knowledge of today. In the 1700’s Franz Anton Mesmer was the first to propose a rational basis and a consistent method of hypnosis‚ he passed this on to his followers as a ritualistic practice he called mesmerisation. Mesmer liked to perform mass inductions by linking patients

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    Light Dark Paragraphs

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    Emily Cloonan‚ Miranda Haddock‚ Ryan Getherall  November 3‚ 2014  Light/Dark Paragraphs    In the novel‚ A Tale of Two Cities‚ by Charles Dickens‚ the author uses light  and dark to set the tone. The tone of this novel is mysterious‚ dark‚ and depressing.  At the  beginning of the novel‚ Dickens says “It was the season of Light‚ it was the season of  Darkness‚ it was the spring of hope‚ it was the winter of despair” (7). In this quote‚ Dickens  uses paradox to explain the controversy between the light and darkness throughout

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    Scene Analysis The scene selected for analysis is from Batman Begins (2005)‚ directed by Christopher Nolan. The reason why I chose to analyse this movie‚ is because it was one of the first films that made me appreciate film on a deeper level. Approaching the film as a whole‚ it is clear that this scene depicting the death of Bruce Wayne’s parents – Thomas and Martha Wayne – is vital to the story. It was‚ after all‚ Bruce’s resolve that resulted in Batman existing (McKay‚ 2011). This is where Batman

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    In the Parlor scene from Hitchcock’s Psycho‚ where Marion and Norman are talking during her first and last night at the hotel‚ the mise-en-scene expresses the true nature and‚ to a certain extent‚ the intentions of both characters. The illumination in this scene adds to the movies suspense and significance‚ the props foreshadow what’s to come‚ as well as what is said by Norman. This scene is where the viewers are introduced to Norman Bates and his strange life‚ and allowing them realize that there’s

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    The Suite: Scene Analysis

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    We see Tommy Devito repeatedly beating Billy Bates with a pistol from a low angle shot after Billy insulted Tommy by telling him “To go home and get your F***en shine box” in reference to Tommy’s old job cleaning shoes in “The Suite” a restaurant opened by Henry Hill. The low angle shot is used to make Tommy appear bigger‚ stronger and thus more menacing. The use of a red single source of light creates an effect where Tommy is covered in darkness along with red light; representing his violent nature

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    Traveling through the Dark

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    William Stafford’s poem Traveling through the Dark‚ tells a story of man versus nature‚ through themes and numerous poetic devices. In this poem‚ there are many conflicting themes between man and nature‚ actions and consequences. Through Stafford’s careful placement‚ use of words and poetic devices‚ he portrays these underlying themes within his poem.  Stafford’s simplicity in his poems cunningly conceal the intrinsic theme to this specific piece. One could miss said theme if looking too deep or

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