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    Mississippi’s Journey “We said there warn’t no home like a raft‚ after all. Other places do seem so cramped up and smothery‚ but a raft don’t. You feel mighty free and easy and comfortable on a raft” (Twain 137)‚ said Huckleberry Finn‚ after escaping a family feud‚ in the novel‚ The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. In this chapter‚ Huck‚ and his friend Jim‚ a runaway slave‚ flee to a raft they have been traveling on in the Mississippi river‚ to escape yet another incident that shows

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    For thousands of years Cleopatra has been portrayed as a beautiful seductress with goddess-like looks but many historians have their own interpretations of Cleopatra based on tainted information. Cleopatra is not what todays society makes her out to be‚ she has been transformed from a power hungry‚ foreign queen using all means possible to extend her power‚ including exploiting her sexuality. “It is so hard to find out the truth…the process of time obscures the truth of former times.” - Plutarch

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    daughter’s beauty was greater than that of Poseidon’s companions. An angry Poseidon‚ sent off a sea monster to their land. The plate shows Andromeda chained up to a tree‚ the sea monster at her feet and Perseus holding the head of medusa. It is said that he used the head of medusa to turn the sea monster to stone. This piece was made for Isabella d’Este (a duchess) who was said to have an appreciation for ancient Greek and Roman art.

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    Perseus-Prideful‚ courageous‚ brave‚ and intelligent • Dictys-Sympathetic and friendly • Polydectes-Selfish‚ evil‚ and cruel 3.) The Path of the Hero- • The call to adventure- Perseus claims and boasts to get the King the best gift‚ the head of a gorgon (Medusa) • Initiation- Pereus Makes a deal with the grey women. He takes their eyeball in exchange for directions. • Return- Perseus comes back and accidentally turns Polydectes this and his men into stone. To fulfill the prophecy‚ he kills his grandfather

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    this is when Huck‚ the duke‚ and the king are trying to escape from an angry mob of people after they scammed them out of their money. Freedom is something both Huck and Jim want. The only time they feel that they are truly free is aboard the raft. Huck feels confined by society. He wants to live the simple life. Jim wants to be a free man. He wants freedom from slavery. Another important theme within the novel is friendship. Huck never really had any true friends before Jim‚ but the

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    Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ Twain conveys both the river and the shore as places of freedom and reality. While the two are on the raft flowing downstream‚ both boys are able to feel a sense of liberty. After days of being on the raft‚ Huck explains that "Other places do seem so cramped up and smothery‚ but a raft don’t. You feel mighty free and easy and comfortable on a raft" (116). Although Huck was not a enslaved‚ he was still able to feel as if he was “self-governed.” He was not forced to discriminate

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    first row go up and drop into the water. Splash! “Please put all your valuables in a locker‚” said the announcer. Mike was just stuffing sweetness to his mouth at the time. The two boys were inpatient to go on the ride. “ Line A‚ you may take the raft‚ and always remember to get wet‚”said the announcer. Normally that’s not the rule‚ the rule is to stay safe. Pat and Mike took

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    sign the release or they would not be allowed on the raft Hillary and Hal paid $300.00 in consideration for the offer they verbally agreed to‚ and were in sound capacity to make clear and sound mental decisions. The legality shows that the “invitation to do business” became legally binding when Hillary & Hal accepted and paid the advertised tour company as well as signing the waiver making this enforceable. During the water rafting‚ the raft turned over and Hal and two other persons drowned. The

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    happens the child is referred to as a demigod. Zeus fathered the demi-god Perseus with Danae‚ a mortal woman. Zeus is the God of the Sky and creates weather and storms with his lightning bolts. Poseidon is the God of the Sea. Perseus defeated the evil Medusa and then saves Andromeda by using Medusa’s head to kill the sea monster who was holding her captive(Greek Mythology n.d). In Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief‚ the author Rick Riordan‚ created a fictional character and by the name of Percy Jackson

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    your mind‚ you imagine it flowing peacefully without any worries. Well this is exactly how Huck Finn and Jim‚ a runaway slave‚ felt when they were traveling on the Mississippi River. The river was an escape from harsh life‚ they both felt free on the raft. Huck and Jim also state that the Mississippi River gives peace between the hectic adventures they experience. Huck would not really have any fun if it was not for the smooth river. In the novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain‚ the

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