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    serves as a comparison to Anton’s quest of self discovery thoughout the novel. Tying this universal theme with the characterization of Anton‚ Mulisch portrays how the protagonist’s identity is significantly based on his[Anton] childhood experiences‚ which reveals his[Anton] curious and innocent nature. Anton’s innocence is revealed through his thought process: “Anton used to think that Carefree meant a place where cares entered freely‚ not a place free from cares”(3). Only a child would note nuances

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    calling to the roof. At this point‚ he is an innocent young boy who has no knowledge of his powers and does not know about the Watches. This all changes when he follows the calling. He is taken hostage by a female vampire‚ perhaps for revenge when Anton killed her partner. Through this‚ Egor discovers the Night and Day Watches as well as light and dark magicians. Egor has not yet picked a side‚ yet he was destined to become a dark magician because he followed the calling. Realizing now what evil is

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    The movie Gattaca starts with the birth of Vincent Anton Freeman whose genetics show him to be prone to many disorders. He is given an estimated life span of just above thirty years to live. Vincent’s parents then decide to use genetic selection to give birth to another child whom they name Anton. As boys‚ Anton and Vincent play “chicken.” They swim until one of them gives up and loses. Vincent never wins. His dream is to go up in space‚ but as an in-valid (not genetically selected) he does not stand

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    I.B. English 11 21‚ March 2011 World Literature Paper 2 – draft In his novel The Assault‚ Harry Mulisch illustrates a clear example at how human memory can aid us in pursuing a better future ahead of us. As Anton watched the motor boats on the first page of the novel he was amazed at how fast the motor boats moved and the wake they left behind. Each time he saw them zoom by he would try to follow their wake however its pattern became so distorted he could not follow it. Along side the motor

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    friend Anton‚ a German escapee. Patty meets her new friend in her father’s shop‚ when a troop of POWs enter the store. The two protect and teach each other thought the story. In this review‚ readers will discover what it’s like to live during the time of Theodore Roosevelt and World War II. 12 year-old Patty Bergen‚ living in Jenkinsville‚ Arkansas during World War II‚ meets a German POW‚ Anton Rieker‚ when he purchases items at her father’s department store. She then agrees to hide Anton above

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    path from his old teacher‚ but over the course of their working lifetimes each continued to stimulate and influence the other so that in the end Stanislavski could refer to the younger man as his only real heir in the theatre. Vakhtangov and Michael Chekhov were able to use the System as a foundation for their own practice‚ building upon and challenging some of its central tenets. Brecht had very different aims and concerns much of the time from Stanislavski‚ but nevertheless came to appreciate and use

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    Anton is worried about Svetlana’s increasing power level and their relationship. Anton discovers that a man from Uzbekistan has brought an artifact‚ a piece of chalk that can rewrite a person’s destiny. Svetlana‚ who is now a powerful light magician‚ is to use the chalk to rewrite Egor’s destiny. Anton‚ Boris‚ Svetlana‚ Zabulon‚ Egor‚ and Maxim all gather on a rooftop where the ritual is to happen. A storm is approaching‚ and Anton uses a spell on himself rather than

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    Language A: literature - Part 1 Written Assignment May 2014 Word Count: Good or Evil: Lack of Dichotomy in Harry Mulisch ’s _The Assault_ _The Assault_ by Harry Mulisch begins when the entire Steenwijk family‚ except for the youngest son‚ Anton‚ is murdered in retribution for the assassination of a Nazi collaborator‚ though‚ in reality‚ they have no hand in his death. Eventually‚ characters are introduced throughout the novel who could arguably be blamed for the Steenwijks ’ deaths. These include

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    haunt Anton. I believe that there are three key points that support my position. These points are; how Anton matured over time‚ how his surrounding places changed after the war‚ and how Anton held onto the events that took place in Haarlem‚ even though he as well as the places around him changed. Over the course of the book‚ Anton showed a significant amount of growth‚ from his childhood in Haarlem‚ all the way until he had reached an age that surpassed his own father in years. Anton was married

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    other than the mad scientist‚ Anton Von Woldenberg. Anton Von Woldenberg was the person who used the machine‚ but he was not the person who had constructed it. In the ship‚ Anton was planning out his new invention that he would start building when the ship finished its voyage‚ but as we all know‚ that did not happen. Moments later‚ his heart skipped a beat when all the passengers were told of the sinking. “Run! Get to the boats!” People had yelled. Unfortunately‚ Anton was not a very fit man‚ therefore

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