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    It happened a long time ago… I was here in Sydney‚ Australia with my first real job; 15 years have passed since then... It stayed in my mind for a long time‚ that one cold‚ grey and gloomy winter’s day outside that block of flats. It mustn’t have been before 3 o’clock. It makes it hard now to forget what happened to the Papadopoulos family; Where did they go? What did they do? I think about them living out of town... as I‚ myself am here living in the harbour... begging for food from any unsuspecting

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    Frankenstein Anti Hero

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    1. Describe what an anti-hero is in contrast to a traditional literary hero‚ and give 1 example from a text we have read. An anti-hero is a central character in a literary work such as a narrative who lacks the traditional heroic qualities. Whereas traditional heroic qualities include courage‚ physical prowess‚ and fortitude‚ an anti-hero typically distrusts conventional values of society or culture. Anti-heroes do not commit to any ideals. The anti-hero feels helpless in a world over which they

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    The Awakening is a novel about gender relations which brings into sharp focus the stifling effect of society’s expectations on a woman’s growth as a person. The novel opens in the late 1800’s in Grand Isle‚ a summer holiday resort popular with the wealthy inhabitants of nearby New Orleans. The Awakening continues in the tradition of the local colonists with it’s references to Creole culture. The feminist ideas presented in The Awakening begin as mild sentiments‚ but as the story progresses‚ these

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    In the story "A Simple Heart‚" Gustave Flaubert describes Felicite as a loving‚ caring‚ servant. At an early age‚ Felicite was orphaned which causes her to lack love in her life. Felicite is always looking for someone or something to love. Once Felicite has found that love‚ it seems to rapidly vanish and cause her heartache and pain. Stratton Buck says‚ "Aside from these years of competent and unceasing domestic labor‚ the story of Felicite’s life is not much more than the account of successive disappearances

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    Power corrupts‚ absolute power corrupts absolutely... The adage is quite old but its relevance is ageless. The past week has clearly reflected how the politicians have become absolutely corrupt by virtue of the absolute power bestowed on them through constitution. Every effort to remove this absolutism has been thwarted with complete disdain. Lokpal has not been allowed for so many decades and all the political group has covertly disliked it and colluded to not allow it happen in spite of a free

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    the time had which Kate Chopin effectively presents in her novel through the use of both characters Edna and Adele. At the beginning of the novel‚ the parrot we are told about which is hanging in a cage may be seen as a metaphor for the lives of both Edna and Adele. Mary Wollstonecraft says that women were ‘confined in cages’ just like the parrot‚ meaning they have no freedom and are trapped in a life‚ for Edna’s case‚ they do not want to be in. Chopin portrays Edna to be living a life she does not

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    Hyacinth Macaw and Bald Eagle Compare/Contrast Paper The Hyacinth Macaw(Blue Parrot) and the Bald Eagle are both majestic birds in the world. The Hyacinth Macaw is the largest parrot in the world and it has the prettiest bright blue feather birds in the world. The Bald Eagle nickname is Sea Eagle and it is the national bird of the United States. Both of these birds have little in common and both birds eat different things. The Macaw and the Bald Eagle have only one thing in common and that is

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    Cadetship

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    PNPA Plebe Knowledges What is cadetship? Cadet ship is a grim struggle of winning supremacy over oneself. What is a parrot?Of all the queer birds i ever did see‚ the parrot is the one that has no secrecy. He talks to much about his life in the hut‚ that is why one day he was finally shot‚ so that a cadet without secrecy and discipline will someday meet the parrots end. What is an upperclassman? An upperclassman is a simple handshake of recognition that gives him a title of an immaculate

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    How terrified I was! I tried to cry for help but my voice was struck in my throat. I could feel my heart pounding so loudly! What was happening to me? I asked. I was no longer a human being. I was a strange kind of creature. An animal? A bird? A parrot. I was turned into my grandfather’s favourite pet animal: Pico. Suddenly‚ I saw a strongly built man‚ with grey hair coming in my direction. It was my grandfather. I started tweeting noisily. I was so hungry that I longed for a piece of bread but

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    Jasmin Voigtlander CRE Final Draft May 04‚ 2012 Eng 2H; Pd 4 Mrs. Holland Barred Individuality: Breaking Free of Relations in Kate Chopin’s The Awakening In the 1800’s and for many years prior‚ women were born with an already accepted and expected role in society. Women were not permitted to work and were limited to the home‚ and domestic duties. They were expected to dismiss their wants and/or needs‚ and to put their families’ before themselves. Though faced with so many restrictions‚ many

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