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    Captain Galleon Epilogue

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    Streams of desperate tears spill off a woman who runs to one of the children. She grabs him‚ holds him‚ kisses him. A soldier comes‚ wrestles the child away from her breaking heart. Queen Mother leads the children out to the open over dead leaves and pine needles. The sun bakes through the shadows of the trees. She looks up‚ sees a pirate ship flying in. Everyone in the village sees the sailing galleon‚ mouths wide in wonder. But it soon turns to horror at finding dragons sitting nearby on

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    In his poem‚ “Epilogue‚” Jarman breaks from traditional Shakespearian sonnet from in an ironic way. The first quatrain completely follows sonnet elements in a unique way; there is repetition at the beginning of each line “[t]oday is” (1-4) and in the middle of each of the four lines‚ “and yesterday is” (1-4). This reputation resembles the repetition of the Beatitudes in the Gospel of Matthew. Jarman then breaks the rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean passage in the second quatrain in two lines‚ “full”

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    does this with the play put on at Theseus’ wedding and with Robin’s epilogue. Although many people might not understand his interpretation of love‚ Shakespeare uses that to his advantage to say something about the relationship between the real world and his imagination. He wants to give everyone a chance at learning the different meanings of love‚ so he created a play that could show that. Shakespeare uses the play and the epilogue to further explain his interpretation of love‚ to show the difference

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    Michael Bank Epilogue

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    “I must go.” said Michael Banks. “Why? Our daughter was just born and I can not take care of her and Charles myself.” asked his wife Jane. “You must let Charles and Sarah find me when they know that the time has come” he said. “How will they know where to go?” Jane asked. “This map will show them where to go‚ but the next place will not show up until they collect the jewel that I have carefully left at each place.” said Michael. “Okay‚ but please be safe.” Jane said as she hugged Michael good-bye

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    I can hear the men‚ already drunk‚ roaring with laughter in the banquet hall‚ yet the night is still young. My maid tucks the final curl under my jeweled crown and says‚ “You are ready‚ Queen Itani.” With my head held high‚ I carefully walk toward the sound of the men’s banter‚ arriving at the banquet hall. My husband‚ King Belshazzar‚ rises to greet me‚ thankfully more sober than most of the nobles. The room erupts in applause as Belshazzar leads me to a couch the dais‚ gazing at me adoringly

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    Relieved‚ at last‚ they had solved their problem‚ Andrew said‚ “I am so lucky to have a beautiful wife with brains. What do we do now? Time will tell if you’re right.” “Let’s wait a few days to see what happens. For the time being‚ I plan to wash the walk down at least three times a day using bleach. That should take care of it‚” Margaret said. “I agree‚ but where is the steak you promised your hungry husband?” Andrew asked‚ turning on the engine and drove back to the main highway to the Steakhouse

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    The forest was in equilibrium. Aim. Fire. BANG. Birds squawked and frenzied‚ the peace of the forest disrupted by the loud firing of a hunting rifle‚ the harsh sound slicing through the air. The doe fell to the ground with a thud‚ unsettling the leaves around it. He lowered his hunting rifle‚ and squinted at the still body. He sprinted over to the corpse‚ eyeing the motionless animal‚ taking pride in his precise shot. The doe’s dead body was sprawled almost elegantly across the forest floor. Blood

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    Epilogue To Josef Mengele

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    Mengele’s Favorite The needle plunged deeper into my skin‚ the scream ripped out of my throat like the needle ripped my skin. I was the last one‚ the last on left. My name is Marian-Ava Wolfgang‚ and I am Josef Mengele’s personal favorite. My parents had that name for me as soon as I was born. Marian means “wished for one” and Ava means “grace”. The wished for grace. It was in 1931 when I had lived in Ivylee just west of Berlin. There was always enough of everything I needed food‚ warm home

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    Examples Of Epilogue Ginny

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    Ginny rose to the next morning‚ still feeling quite proud of herself. She had successful entertained Maude Jefferson without offending her and scaring her away forever. Ginny felt like that was quite an achievement‚ especially for her. Ginny was resting in the parlor when Mother ran in yelling‚ "Oh Virginia!" she cried. "What is it mother?" Ginny asked‚ taking deep breaths‚ trying to calm her heart. "The Countess of Lewick sent a footman over asking you to come meet her and the three children‚

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    Speech on 'the Giver'

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    Aayush Shah 8-C The Giver(Speech) FREEDOM OF THOUGHT… FREEDOM OF SPEECH… FREEDOM OF ACTION… All these necessities for the mental freedom of a human being were manipulated in the society in the book ‘the Giver’. Lowry narrates The Giver in third person using a limited omniscient viewpoint in which only Jonas’ thoughts and feelings are revealed. Through Jonas’ eyes‚ his community appears to be a utopia — a perfect place — that is self-contained and isolated from Elsewhere‚ every other place

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