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    a stronghold for my future which has led me to become independent. His advice is directly related to his history and experiences‚ and it has been with this which he has taught me discipline throughout my life. It is an honor to have such a father. My father and I share the same birth place‚ but totally different upbringings. His childhood was dominated by my grandfather’s poverty which nearly inhibited his formal education. If it was not for his prioritized ambition‚ his fate would be similar

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    Annotations for The Road Quotes from The Road Annotations “Charred and limbless trunks of trees stretching away on every side. Ash moving over the road and the sagging hands of blind wire strung from the blackened light poles whining thinly in the wind… He got the binoculars out of the cart and stood in the road and glassed the plain down there where the shape of a city stood in the greyness like charcoal drawing sketched across the waste.” (9) This is a brief section of the book that really

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    Charity and Sylvia challenged much of what was thought to be normal in the beginning of the 19th century‚ while playing it safe in many ways. Though Charity and Sylvia successfully make their lives together as a same-sex couple‚ they still occupy many gender ideals in place at that time. Charity and Sylvia follow many values of the time‚ but while adding their own touch and opening the possibility for difference. Both Charity and Sylvia are rare occurrences‚ neither wanting to marry or settle down

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    dystopian traits can be found within both The Road‚ a novel by Cormac McCarthy‚ as well as the film Minority Report‚ directed by Steven Spielberg. In spite of the fact that The Road and Minority Report have two dissimilar story lines‚ it is clear that common traits can be found within both dystopias. The distrust of outsiders and protagonists that question their societies‚ these are two common traits of dystopian fiction that are prominent in both The Road and Minority Report. Although these traits

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    until we are all grown up with kids of our own. In the novel‚ The Road‚ by Cormac McCarthy I saw a theme of paternal love. Every parent loves their child but I think that if you are trying to keep your child and yourself alive it is a whole new type of bond with each other. Some examples of paternal love are the things the father says to his son. The father once stated‚ “If you died I would want to die too”(11). He is saying that if his son died there would be not point to life anymore so he would want

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    Harry Professor Bob English 102 3/20/04 Science Versus Nature in Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian Few modern writers have generated the attention of Cormac McCarthy. His straightforward‚ southern writing imitates William Faulkner and Flannery O’Connor‚ whom he is often compared to (“Cormac McCarthy” par. 1). Cormac McCarthy was born in Rhode Island‚ but moved to Knoxville‚ Tennessee at the age of four (“Cormac McCarthy” par. 1) and the language and culture of the Appalachian people figure

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    Walk This Lonely Road “On this road there are no godspoke men. They are gone and I am left and they have taken with them the world” (McCarthy 32). Cormac McCarthy’s The Road‚ a novel set in a post-apocalyptic world‚ follows a father and son throughout their journey in a new world in which they hope to survive. McCarthy uses imagery‚ God‚ the characters themselves‚ and the structure of the novel to implement the theme of isolation in The Road. Imagery‚ a strong presence in The Road‚ assists in the

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    the horrific period known to history as the "Red Scare". A coup of power in American life was recently completed in Senator Joseph McCarthy’s rise to national attention as "judge‚ jury‚ prosecutor‚ castigator‚ and press agent‚ all in one." (Army-McCarthy Hearings) The Wisconsin Republican Senator was successfully trampling the State Department and other federal agencies‚ filling each day’s headlines with new accusations of Communists inside American society. Perhaps the biggest change in communication

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    Joseph McCarthy had become the most famous man in America for his “heroic” attempt to rid the nation of communism. In some cases‚ the anti-communist actions improved the safety of the country. The most famous case of this is the Rosenbergs. The couple were convicted of sending information to the Soviets about an atomic bomb. They were put to death for their actions. Today‚ it is thought to believe that Ethel Rosenberg had no real involvement in the treason‚ but the fear of the time period reflects

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    Hemingway and Cormac McCarthy‚ explore the notion of XXXXXXXX surrounding the arduous journeys that their characters endure. In the two novels‚ “The Old Man and The Sea” and “The Road’ the authors‚ Cormac McCarthy and Ernst Hemmingway‚ explore the notion of limitless time surrounding the arduous and demanding journeys that the characters endure. It is important that we understand the interminable journey of both the old fisherman and the boy and his son. It is learnt in “The Road” that the boy

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