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    One of my favorite authors is Dr. Seuss. Not just because he’s a great book writer and illustrator‚ his books make kids want to learn how to read. Theodore Seuss Geisel was born on March 2nd 1904 in Springfield Massachusetts. His mom was the one who inspired him to make rhymes and books. Dr. Seuss had a good childhood even though it was during World War I. Dr. Seuss left Springfield as a teenager to attend Dartmouth collage. There he became editor of the Dartmouth humor magazine. He got fired

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    The Lorax Reaction Paper

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    The Lorax A. Summary Theodore "Ted" Wiggins‚ an idealistic 12-year-old boy‚ lives in "Thneedville"‚ a walled city that‚ aside from the citizens‚ is completely artificial: everything is made of plastic‚ metal‚ or synthetics. Ted sets out to find a real tree for his friend Audrey. His energetic grandmother suggests he speak with the Once-ler about this‚ and he discovers that their city has been closed off from the outside world‚ which is a contaminated and empty wasteland. The Once-ler agrees

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    The Lorax Pros And Cons

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    Long long ago‚ in 1972‚ in gotham city‚ the Lorax lost his home(Sound from Law and Order) to a very selfish man. He or it or she or whatever it prefers let’s just say it is a it‚ swore never to let anything like that happen to anything else. But the measure’s it took were very‚ let’s just say extreme. The Lorax was filled with rage so it went full Super Saiyan and attacked pretty much all the industrial corporations and the last one he had to destroy was bill gates tower of scientific robotic research

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    Have you ever heard of the stories the Lorax and the Jabberwock. These stories introduce huge themes‚ settings‚ and tones. These stories are a lot alike ‚but very different in the same way. In these stories you can learn many things. It is like you can keep studying it forever. These stories use words that are unknown‚ figurative language‚ and other unique things. To compare the stories you have to start broad and work your way down. To start you can compare the theme‚setting‚ and tone and work your

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    Analysis of "The Lorax"

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    The story‚ “The Giving Tree‚” is a book written by Shel Silverstein that is about the relationship between a tree and a boy. In the beginning of the story‚ the boy and the tree spend a lot of time together having fun. For example‚ they would play hide and seek‚ the boy would play on the branches‚ and the boy would play king of the forest with the leaves of the tree. The tree would be very happy because she was interacting with the boy. Throughout the story‚ the boy would spend less and less time

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    The Lorax Research Paper

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    The Lorax a guardian and a Jesus Christ figure. The Lorax is the guardian of nature‚ mother nature‚ his job is to protect the truffula tree. When the Once-ler cut down the tree the Lorax came down from the sky to set the Once-ler in place. Lorax wanted to show Once-ler that nature is something to respect and not to destroy. He gave the Once-ler a chance to accept his agreement of not cutting any more trees down for the sake of the creatures‚ and the Once-ler knows his actions were wrong. But‚ once

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    The Lorax Essay Example

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    Science September 5‚ 2012 The Lorax The Lorax‚ a famous book written by Dr. Seuss and published in 1972‚ was a controversial story‚ which was later made into a film‚ portraying a greedy corporate man who endangers the environment due to his selfish needs. Once reading or seeing the Lorax‚ one may make a connection to the Tragedy of the Commons‚ which is when individuals act on meeting their own needs while hurting limited resources. For example‚ in the Lorax the greedy corporate man‚ known

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    little easter eggs or subliminal messages hidden inside of kids movies and books. However what is the point in these hidden objects if the story isn’t even understood itself and it hasn’t been viewed in a different literary lense? The movie “The Lorax” could easily be used with any of the four lenses of literary criticism. The story is most likely going to be viewed by Marxist critics because the dictators and leaders in the movie and how they impact the story much more significantly than the others

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    authors will write parables to show that there are modern day problems and events that we can and need to change. Many parables are easily relatable to you. Others‚ you may not be able to compare to life experiences. An example of a parable is The Lorax by Dr. Suess. This story uses characters and events that teach us a lesson about what not to do. In this story the characters suffer the consequences of polluting and wasting the environment. The author wrote this to tell us that what we do to our

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    “ Wow! A share makes the pair. ”In the Lorax and the Jabberwocky there are numerous differences that can be found. .Their differences have to include the era they were created in‚ the amount of characters‚ and the mood and tone of the story. The Lorax and the Jabberwocky are shown with differences to show contrast along with the comparison. To begin with‚ the era in which the Lorax is created and the Jabberwocky are extremely different in time periods (100 year span). The Jabberwocky has an interesting

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