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    “bog‚” and “torrent.” Sergeant Major Morris threw the monkey’s paw in the fire because he thought the consequences that resulted from the wishes were worse than the good that could come from the wishes themselves. He didn’t want anyone else to have to face the horrid consequences that would result from wishing on the paw. Herbert White’s attitude towards the monkey’s paw was negative. He said‚ “If the tale about the monkey’s paw is not more truthful than those he has been telling us‚ we shan’t

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    incorporate this literary technique in “The Masque of the Red Death” the author‚ Edgar Allan Poe‚ not only uses the significant meanings of color but various other objects and characters as well. According to Michael Cummings‚ author of The Masque of the Red Death: A Study Guide‚ “The Masque of the Red Death” was published in May of 1842 and its genre can be identified as horror and gothic fiction due to the constant references to illness‚ bloodshed‚ and death. It is one of the many pieces where Edgar Allan

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    The Tortoise and the Monkey by José Rizal   SUMMARY: The tortoise and the monkey once found a banana tree floating on the waves of a river. It was a very fine tree‚ with large green leaves and with roots.  They took it ashore. "Let us divide it‚" said the tortoise‚" and plant each of portion. They cut it in the middle‚ and the monkey‚ as the stronger one‚ took for himself the upper part of the tree‚ thinking that it would grow quicker‚ for it had leaves. The tortoise‚ as the weaker‚ had the

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    Death is the equalizer of human kind‚ no matter if you are dirt poor or if you have all the money in the world. Death will find you and you will exhale your last ever breath. Two stories that take a look at death in two completely different ways are Edgar Allan Poe’s "The Masque of the Red Death" and George Clayton Johnson’s "nothing in the Dark." Both may seem to have nothing in common‚ but taking a closer look reveals many important similarities between "The Masque of the Red Death" and "Nothing

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    Brandon Sanchez Susan Dean English 1302.1014 18 January 2015 W.W. Jacobs “The monkeys paw” W.W. Jacobs is considered to have written “one of the most popular horror stories ever written” (“Hoppenstand‚ Gary: 1998 151-163” 1). In addition W.W. Jacobs “Used to be regarded as a master of the humorous short story during his life time.” (“Hoppenstand‚ Gary: 1998 151-163” 1). Jacobs “was a reclusive writer who spurned publicity yet whose work attracted the public imagination.” (“Bowman‚ Michele: 1997

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    The Fox and the Mask The fable tells us a story about an unusually encounter between the fox and the mask. One day ‚a fox somehow got into a store-room of a theatre. As he was wandering around the room‚ suddenly he perceived a face staring at him angrily. It seemed to the fox that the strange face that he had never seen before might gonna eat him ‚or punish him for encroaching the face’s territory. So He began to be very frightened at first‚ however‚ with a closer look‚ he found that it was only

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    Hiding Behind The Mask “It is fear which creates the mask‚ and fear which keeps it in place. The mask is hiding our true and most beautiful self from both ourselves and from the world. In its place is a mask of un-beauty.” Nisandeh Neta‚ founder of Open Circles‚ an international center for personal-growth and leadership‚ explains that people have a fear to show their true selves‚ so they go through their lives hiding behind a mask. According to the AP I-Village poll‚ more than half of women polled

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    “The Masque of the Red Death” is a Gothic style story written by Edgar Allan Poe. In this story‚ many setting and descriptive details contain symbols. These symbols are very important because each symbol stands for something and gives readers much thought. For example‚ the red color represents the blood and the clock represents the time‚ etc. Through these symbols‚ we can learn the story teaches us that no matter you are rich or poor‚ you can not avoid death. There are seven chambers in Prince

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    must be ready to throw up arms and offer defense‚ but what about the belief that virtue is all the defense one needs. The idea that if you are virtuous enough‚ meaning if you have a high enough moral standard‚ that evil cannot inflict harm. In the mask‚ Comus‚ John Milton explores the power of virtue. When the Lady is held hostage by Comus‚ whose interest lies in stripping her of her virtue by taking her virginity‚ her two brothers exchange their thoughts on what is to become of her. The elder

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    pale‚ uneasy‚ and thoughtful. The clock is the reminder of death‚ the enemy‚ and time‚ his companion. The musicians smile when the striking stops. They repent of their "nervousness and folly" and promise each other to let "no similar emotion" be evinced at the next sounding of the hour. It is foolish to be nervous or to give in to a despairing emotion. (Wheat) Since‚ as Wheat says‚ the clock is a reminder‚ and thus a symbol‚ of time and death‚ it deeply frightens the dancers with its hourly toll‚ causing

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