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    In the folktale‚ The Chrysanthemum Vow‚ the characteristics of friendships are tested‚ and the folktale makes the audience realize they should choose their friends wisely. If a person just randomly picks someone without getting to know the true person‚ the person could have invited someone in their lives‚ who do not value loyalty or respect. Everyone is not a perfect fit in someone’s lives because of timing‚ but sometimes‚ a person can hide the wicked ways very well. The author Ueda Akinari ended

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    be finished by lunch time. There would be a black wooden box that had papers inside of it to be drawn for one person to be killed for no apparent reason. No one could figure out why the town did this‚ it was a routine they did every year. The Chrysanthemums is about a young woman who maintains her time to her house and garden and nothing else. It takes place in Salinas Valley by her house and garden which she is not able to socialize with anyone outside of her home unless they visit her or her husband

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    Symbolism in "The Storm"

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    “The Storm” “The Storm” written by Kate Chopin starts off with Bibi at a local store called Friedheimer’s with his father Bibinot. Bibi and Bibinot notice that there is a storm on the way‚ so Bibinot lets his son know that his mom‚ Calixta‚ will be okay during the storm. Bibinot and Bibi decide to stay at the store and wait patiently for the storm to pass through them. Meanwhile‚ Calixta is at home and does not even notice that the storm was coming in. Once she finally realizes the storm is coming

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    Storm Boy is an Australian movie that has been loved and has given great pleasure and joy to a wide range of audiences for many‚ many years. Not just Australian audiences but also overseas‚ where people have learnt a little of what Australian scenery looks like. The first day of shooting the film was on 24th May 1976 but before this many decisions had to be made. Matt Carroll‚ the producer had to get permission from the author of the book‚ Colin Thiele who wrote the book in 1963. Once he got permission

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    Storm on the Island

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    Storm on the Island The extract I have in front of me is a poem by Seamus Heaney. Heaney is an Irish poet who grew up in rural Ireland. His poems often deal with childhood‚ farm life‚ politics and traditional culture in Northern Ireland. The poem I have is called Storm on the Island. Heaney’s poem explores the power of nature and the effect it has on people’s lives. This is conveyed through Heaney’s use of vivid imagery‚ personification‚ caesura and enjambment. The poem is structured in nineteen

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    ocean temperatures brought on flooding and mudslides that killed at least 500 people (J.Masters/wonderblog.com). Nine months later and two hundred miles away on December 4‚ 1967 I was born. Though I didn’t experience first hand the effects of that storm my parents did. I had never experienced anything like it until two weeks ago on October 29‚ 2012 here in New York City. where the ocean once again‚ attacked the shore with a fury‚ her name was Hurricane Sandy. She bombardier the city that never sleeps

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    A Storm in a Teacup

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    A storm in a teacup People are quite unpredictable. One minute they are sweet‚ the other they are ready to punch you in the gut. Of course‚ the anger or worry has to come out from somewhere‚ meaning that something caused the emotions one feels. However‚ sometimes there is a flaw in this circle of cause and effect. It is called a storm in a teacup. So‚ what is it and why is it called that way? First‚ a storm in a teacup is an idiomatic expression which means that someone has a lot of unnecessary

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    allowed to live accordingly as they wish; However‚ in The Chrysanthemums‚ Elisa struggled trying to express herself in society. She is an intelligent‚ interesting and passionate woman who yearns for adventure; but during the time period of the story‚ women weren’t allowed to venture beyond the societal expectations: a house-wife. Therefore‚ she finds a way to express herself through caring for her house and tending her garden filled with chrysanthemums. Elisa is often stopped or ignored at every turn. Her

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    Comparison of the Storm

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    Comparison of “The Storm” and “The Bridges of Madison County” The story by Kate Chopin “The Storm” reminded me so much of the book “The Bridges of Madison County” by Robert James Waller. The characters are set in a place isolated from their families so that they have the freedom to interact. In Chopin’s work she has the storm keeping the husband and young son from coming home which also causes the former lover to have to come in the house because it is raining so hard. In Waller’s story the

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    "Saplings in the Storm"

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    In her essay “Saplings In the Storm‚” Mary Pipher discusses the changes girls face once they hit adolescence. Through figurative language and tone her essay successfully expresses what the young women go through. In her “Sapplings in the Storm” essay‚ Mary Pipher brings attention to the struggles‚ changes‚ and hardships young girls experience when they reach the age of adolescence. She uses similes‚ allusions‚ and metaphors to pull her reads into her reflections. “Just as… ships disappear…into

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