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    The Black Cat

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    Tsering Sherpa English 200 Professor Kirkham April 1‚ 2012 The Black Cat “The Black Cat” by Edgar Allen Poe is a tale that leaves a reader speechless‚ mesmerized and utterly confused. The short story holds a central irony concerning the narrator‚ the black cat and the wife. The whole story involves around the idea of death‚ visions of Karma‚ a major switch of personality of the narrator and the question of who is to

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    Short Story Analysis: The Black Cat The Black Cat by Edgar Alan Poe is a short story told in a first person narrative‚ from the point of view of an incarcerated murderer. There are several ways to interpret this story; the reader can also gain insight on the narrator’s state of mind. What I am going to talk about today is how the narrator uses a lot of symbolism and descriptive elements in his story‚ and in turn‚ how the reader will interpret the narrator as a person. A few characteristics that

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    attack that killed a 180 Kenyan soldiers according to Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. Though the precise number of casualties is disputed‚ the Kenyan army claiming the number is inaccurate but refuses to disclose its own figures‚ this massacre of Kenyan troops is considered the deadliest attack perpetrated by the al-Qaeda allied militant group Al Shabaab. This Somalia based organization is a powerful threat to peace and stability in the Horn of Africa as it battles the UN-backed government

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    Argument The short story Cat in the rain by Ernest Hemingway is one of my favorite pieces of short fiction written by an American writer. I read the story for the first time in my second year at the university and‚ ever since then‚ whenever I met people who shared my passion for literature‚ I bring up Cat in the rain. What puzzles me most is the uncertainty that I have regarding the cat. Is the cat that the American woman saw in the rain the same one with the cat that the innkeeper gave her at

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    the body” (Poe‚ The Tell-Tale Heart‚ 2). In The Tell-Tale the Narrator hides the body under the floorboards after dismembering it. While in The Black Cat the narrator pulls away the bricks in his basement wall‚ places his wife’s body in‚ and places the bricks back as if nothing happened: “I determined to wall it up in the cellar” (Poe‚ The Black Cat‚ 4). They are both very similar stories and you can tell they were both written by Poe‚ but there are some key

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    Gladys Contreras Dr. M. Leiby English 1B Honors 14 Oct 2010 Analysis Paper 1 A Means to An End “Cat in the Rain” is a short story written by Ernest Hemingway. He was able to portray women’s problems and also their ability to respond to their sadness with affinity. The story revolves around the relationship of George and his wife‚ traveling to an unknown place where the wife gets to voice out her sentiments in her life. Initially‚ George looks nice‚ but he is actually cruel. On the other hand

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    The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss is a great book for children when they have nothing better to do‚ or they just want to read. This book keeps young readers engaged by the countless rhymes and surprises that are thrown into the book. Yet‚ it is more than just a children’s book. It contains important themes for young readers to understand. In fact‚ it shares several themes with another well-known children’s novel‚ William Golding’s Lord of the Flies. One theme that the two have in common is that when

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    Hairless Cats

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    Hairless cats first shocked people with their extraordinary appearance‚ but managed to win a great number of cat lovers all over the world because of hairlessness‚ cheerful character and unpretentious care. The Donskoy is a very intelligent breed and can be taught tricks and understand certain commands. Feeding them is not of difficulty either. These fantastic cats know how to please their owners. They sometimes resemble dogs‚ monkeys‚ and children in their behavior. They quickly know their name

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    The Black Cat How is it that a man‚ loving his cat and wife so much ends up killing them due to alcoholism? Edgar Allan Poe’s short story “ The Black Cat ” talks about how the narrator with no name mentioned‚ over the years becomes moody and irritable due to alcohol. Poe reveals how the use of alcohol can change and control our way of thinking also what we attend to do at that moment. A decent man that loved animals had a variety of pets living in his household. As he says that he spent most

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    the evolution of cats

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    Evolution of Cats The sweet‚ little feline lying on your bed has a long and predatory ancestry. Its family tree is complicated and only recently has been deciphered. There are 37 species that can be broken down into eight lineages. These felines are grouped into these eight lineages because it was observed that species in one lineage shared morphological‚ biological and physiological characteristics found only in their groups. For example‚ we are all familiar with the roaring cats (lion‚ tiger

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