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    The Jaguar

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    as you would think that they would want rid of the fleas because they would surely be bothered by them. 2.The simile gives me a dramatic picture of the parrots as by saying ’shriek as if they were on fire’ gives me the image of the being very load and frantic. 3.The figure of speech in line three is a simile and suggests to me that the parrots were flaunting themselves ’like cheap tarts’‚ woman who want to attract attention. 4.’Tiger and lion lie still as the sun’. This simile gives me a picture

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    Edna's Character Analysis

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    thoughts that constitute her true self. Edna always looked forward to the morning time. She always waited for her days to get much better. In the book Edna is symbolized by the green and yellow parrot of the opening scene‚ the parrot that insists that everyone "go away‚ for God’s sake." similar to the parrot‚ Edna begins pushing away her husband and former friends to have some time alone to do self reflection on herself and be happy for once without anyone there to interrupt her. “She grew daring and

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    Introduction Human trafficking has become a wide spread problem that touches every continent. Today many people consider human trafficking to be a form of modern day slavery. It is defined by the United Nations as the recruitment‚ transport‚ allocation‚ concealing‚ or delivery of a person by indecorous means (such as force‚ abduction‚ deception‚ or intimidation) for an inappropriate reason such as forced labor or sexual exploitation (2004). There are different types of human trafficking the include

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    gradual breakaway from the beliefs that were imposed on her by her family. Vietnam‚ torn by the endless wars and clashing cultures that permeated its society in more modern days‚ is indeed the perfect place. Butler uses the girl’s grandfather and his parrot as the constant companions of the protagonist‚ following her from Northern to Southern Vietnam‚

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    for comical effects to entertain its target audience. The situation is a surreal exchange between the customer and the shopkeeper. Where the customer wants to make a complaint about a dead parrot that he purchased which was already dead before he purchased it. That shop keeper in response argues that the parrot is not dead but is only ‘resting’. The shopkeeper also often goes off in a tangent with absurd comments‚ which make no sense such as: “Norwegian Blue‚ beautiful plumage” and “pining for the

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    Writing stories with dark twist and unlucky characters is how Jackson set the mood and tone of the story‚ however she does this with a couple of literary tools such as repeating phrases over and over again. In the story “The Tooth” an example of this is when Clara keeps telling her husband “I feel so funny” [Jackson 207]. By having Clara repeat this throughout the story it is foreshadowing that something bad is going to happen to her. Along with foreshadowing her inevitable bad luck coming her way

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    scene two important birds appear: "A green and yellow parrot‚ which hung in a cage outside the door‚ kept repeating over and over: Allez vous-en! Allez vous-en! Sapristi! That’s all right! He could speak a little Spanish‚ and also a language which nobody understood‚ unless it was the mocking-bird that hung on the other side of the door‚ whistling his fluty notes out upon the breeze with maddening persistence” (page 1). This green and yellow parrot represents Edna who is caged at that moment of the novel

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    sleepy. They also‚ instead of being annoyed‚ seem to enjoy the presence of fleas on their bodies while basking in the warmth of the sun. In the next cage the parrots are shrieking as if they were on fire and strutting like harlots attracting the onlookers for a throw of nuts. So the expressions‚ on fine‚ and stoat imply two vivid images‚ the parrots are suffering from untold suffering in their chained life and they make sensual gestures like the street girls to attract the passers by. And the first stanza

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    Cockatoos Research Paper

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    Cockatoos Cockatoos belong to parrot family. Cockatoos’ live pine rain forests and eucalyptus groves. They are built well and larger than parrots. Cockatoos have showy crests and curved bills. The crests can be raised when needed. The plumage color is white/grey/black in color. They have zygodactyls foot‚ the foot with two toes facing forwards and two back. The strong beak helps in climbing the branches. The wings are long and broad. The life span of cockatoos is about 20-30 years. The larger cockatoos

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    Jordan Patane Per. 2 Feb 4th Antisocial Personality Disorder The novel “In Cold Blood” by Truman Capote‚ is a nonfiction piece that pursues the Clutter family homicide in Holcomb Kansas‚ while examining and expressing the thoughts of the two murderers. One of the killers Perry Smith is described to have Antisocial Personality Disorder. Capote clearly expresses Perry’s (APD) symptoms‚ such as self appraisal‚ as well as lack of coping mechanisms‚ and impulsivity‚ characterized by his distraught childhood

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