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    Taken: Film Analysis

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    Film Analysis: Taken The movie Taken is about a Father’s quest to rescue his daughter from her abduction and nearly immanent disappearance into the dark world of the international sex trade. Brian’s worst fears are realized when Kim and her friend are immediately abducted from the Paris apartment at which they’ve just arrived. While Kim is being dragged away by the as yet unknown abductors‚ she manages to phone Bryan‚ who begins to piece together clues that will take him to the darkness of Paris’s

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    On The Road Analysis

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    have admirable characteristics as well. Many characters may seem to have an irresponsible nature‚ but there is usually a reason for these things‚ as well as motives and backstories that play a role in influencing the characters’ decisions. In On The Road by Jack Kerouac‚ Dean Moriarty is an example of one of these morally ambiguous characters. He has many traits that seem dispicable to the reader‚ but there is also proof that he has exceptional characteristics as well-such as his friendship with Sal

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    My Wood Analysis

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    (My Wood Final) E.M. Forster’s “My Wood” is a jocular essay that expresses Forster’s reaction to owning a small estate. It’s easy to depict that Forster has a negative attitude towards his experience of having the property. His manipulation of sentences and play with words conveys his humorous approach. The use of biblical allusions supports Foster’s attitude. The passage makes us think of the seductive power of possessing objects. Forster has a satirical attitude as if he is laughing at what

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    Following his encounter with Hester in the woods‚ Dimmesdale projects himself onto others around him in order to protect himself from his selfish fears. Dimmesdale uses Hester’s willingness to take the blame in order to separate himself from the shame of the affair. He labels Hester as fully “accountable” for all of their problems so that he doesn’t have to admit his own wrongdoings (181). The minister knowingly accepts that Hester “bore it all” and continues to let her deal with the repercussions

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    In the Woods

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    the outskirts of Dublin. One day the three decided to go on a little adventure into the woods behind their neighborhood‚ something they did a lot. Soon it started to get late but their parents did not worry because they probably thought the children had just lost track of time. After a few more hours they the adults to worry and eventually phoned to police. They devised a search party and went into the woods where they found something they were not expecting. What they found was Adam Ryan‚ with

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    Taken The movie Taken written by Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen and directed by Pierre Morel‚ hit theaters across the country in January of 2009. This movie was a mix between an action‚ adventure and thrilling film. The story started with a man named Liam‚ his ex wife named Lenore and their seventeen year old daughter‚ Kim. The trouble started when Kim convinced her father to let her go to France with her friend Amanda. The girls traveled to Paris‚ and when they first arrived in the unknown

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    In the Lake of the Woods In today’s society‚ there are many people who have someone who they can lean on for support or someone that they can look up to. There are also many people who are quick to assume things about other people when they have no idea about what might be going on in their life. In the novel “In the Lake of the Woods” John Wade suffers from the loss of his wife and is quickly convicted of her murder or disappearance without anybody being concerned about asking John what might

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    Harry Wood Analysis

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    ‘Harry Wood’ Pun – explain both meanings 1) What evidence is there in the first stanza of Harry Wood’s struggle for survival? Harry Wood’s struggle for survival is clearly revealed in the first stanza through the use of the pun “digging his way out of poverty” as he literally worked hard in the “mines” and metaphorically worked extremely hard to earn money to climb the social hierarchy from the bottom of social class “mines” to a reasonable position “foreman’s place” 2) What does the

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    The Raven Wood Analysis

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    Raven Wood by:STORMYWALLS. There was a girl named Grace and‚ she is pregnant . She is married to a man named Jerimiah . They live in a nice house in Blue Sky city. They had a child named Raven Wood . The cild was not born yet she was still in Grace’s stomach. The baby only eight months old . Then it turned nine months . It was like here come sthe baby.The nurces were like "oh no" there is no pulse. The baby was finally born on October 26 in the moring. The sad thing is that the mother

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    Albert Pujols Gage Hart English I 12/17/12 Odd 4th In Robert Frost’s poem‚ “The Road Not Taken‚” Frost implies that in life a person can choose to take one of two roads. One of those roads is the simple‚ easy path with few complications or trials while the other road is “less traveled” and proves to be the more difficult‚ winding road of life. Both roads provide a course through life; however‚ the less traveled one often makes the biggest difference. It is obvious that Albert Pujols‚ when

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