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    Celimene is that of a double satire. This conversation exemplifies Moliere’s satirical attitude towards the hypocrisy of individuals as well as a society which accepts‚ even forces‚ such falsehoods. He is equally critical of Alcaste’s impliant rectitude as he is of the other characters’ sense of falsehood. However‚ Moliere’s greatest satire focuses on the society which instigates both extremes as he carefully crafts each character and their dialogue. Moliere develops the characters of Philante and Eliante

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    African American Woodson‚ J. (2005) Show way. Talbott‚ H. NY: Putnam’s Sons. Memorable Quote Personal Reaction “And though some could book read‚ most could not. Stars and moon and roads. Picture reading was what they’d always known.” There are several effective ways of communicating with others. Quilting was significant to this ethnic group since they did not know how to read. African Americans found different ways to communicate in which they could under-stand the messages through the images

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    923 The Development of Doubles in Kafka on the Shore: Duality within Individual Characters Parallelism is a common theme Haruki Murakami includes in Kafka on the Shore. Arguably‚ the main protagonists can be connected to one another through commonalities. It is also falsifiable to say that duality is also present within each individual character. The dramatic change of character description from the beginning to the end of the novel indicates that within each character‚ dual identities are present

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    Passage | Response | 1. (Outliers) Page 19-20: Biologists often talk about the “ecology” of an organism: the tallest oak in the forest is the tallest not just because it grew from the hardiest acorn; it is the tallest also because no other trees blocked its sunlight‚ the soil around it was deep and rich‚ no rabbit chewed through its bark as a sapling‚ and no lumberjack cut it down before it matured. 2. (Outliers) Page 17: If you have ability‚ the vast network of hockey scouts and talent spotters

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    Sebastian reached into his bag of tricks once more and pulled out a hatchet. The blade was so sharp it could easily cut the whiskers of a cat. The madman began to repeatedly dig the hatchet into a tree and with a simple shove he sent the tree crashing to the ground. With a big thud the tree collided with the dirt road blocking it off to anyone who tried to take this road. We descended back into the forest and using our magic created a shelter out of leaves and sticks that would suffice for a couple

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    The concept of a double life is the most significant element of the play as it allows Wilde to satire the Victorian hypocrisy through the characters of Jack‚ Miss Prism and Dr Chasuble. Firstly‚ the playwright introduces Jack Worthing as a seemingly respectable and responsible young man who lives in Hertfordshire and takes care of his young ward ‘I know no one who has a higher sense of duty and responsibility’ (Wilde‚2012). In the country‚ he is known as a serious‚ dependable man who rescues his

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    Question One: In Double Indemnity‚ the lead character‚ Insurance salesman Walter Neff finds himself in fatal love affair with femme fatale‚ Phyllis Dietrichson. Dietrichson’s relationship with Neff developed with the goal to kill her current husband‚ however once the goal is achieved the relationship between the two drastically crumples as both are tasked with hiding the truth from Neff’s Insurance agency. One of the crumbling factors in their fatal relationship is Dietrichson’s step daughter

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    DOUBLE OR NOTHING “A glimpse into the world proves that horror is nothing other than reality.” ― Alfred Hitchcock The reality is this -- all humans are flawed. Some have repressed personality traits that are recessive until they come to the forefront because of an unusual challenges or unexpected event. Some struggles bring out the best in us‚ while other challenges force us to show our “dark side.” When pushed there‚ most humans are capable of doing things that would normally seem unthinkable

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    Without knowing the author of "The Secret Woman‚" it’s possible to perceive this book as a night of double standards. At first‚ the reader is forced to believe that Irene is in the wrong for going to the Opera Ball without her husband knowing. Yet‚ her husband did the same thing‚ "I’ll be spending tomorrow night at Nogent‚" explaining he was going to be spending the night at work caring for an elderly patient (38). The story‚ written from the husband’s point of view‚ expresses an admiration for Irene

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    that is intricate to American society; Film Noir. Noir is a unique blend of dark iconography‚ tough guy characters‚ and criminal investigations. It’s also unique in the sense that the setting for Noir films can literally be anywhere‚ as long as it has the previous mentioned elements. In order for Noir to be discussed as a genre‚ one needs to look at films that describe it. The 1944 film Double Indemnity is one example of what Noir looks like. It has 3 essential characteristics of noir film: dark

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