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    The Martian Theme

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    written by Andy Weir reveals themes that are experienced by Mark Watney on Mars. There are different themes expressed throughout his journey. The theme develops from the start when all of his crew members got back successfully except him. He then travels across Mars in order to gain communication with Earth. The themes that are revolved around man vs nature are reflected not only in Mars but Earth as well to ensure Watney gets back safe. We are introduced to the theme between Watney and Mars

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    The Lottery Themes

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    Theme 1: In the story when old men talked about the other town ending the lottery. He did not want to change like the other town. Theme 2: believing it will increase the growth of the season‚ Tessie was the one who got sacrificed. Theme 3: I believe they count as a serial killer; killing a person every year is a crime. Theme 4: Every year it happens‚ people unable to study their life so they can’t realize mistakes. Theme 5: Tessie realized lottery was wrong when she had the black dot. A List of

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    Langston Hughes Poems

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    and "Theme for English B" which were written by the great Langston Hughes. What makes these poems so intriguing though is the way the setting‚ theme‚ and speaker create distinct images for the people who read these poems. The setting helps describe the situation of the poem with regards to the time of day‚ the season of the year‚ the historical significance‚ the person being addressed‚ and the external or internal conflicts. The theme also did its part with respect to its link to the poems. The theme

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    poem comparisons

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    Mark had taken the last 3 days off work because he was ill but he was back to his usual happy self again. Springing out of his bed he got ready for work. After locking his front door his walked to his t black Vauxhall astra which he had been saving his money for 3 years. Pulling out of his driveway he stuck on the radio. Rhianna blasted out as Mark cruised across Brooklyn‚ skyscrapers towered over him and his hatchback. He parked outside his office block and still with the song in his head strolled

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    Theme Of Adversity

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    their own themes of adversity‚ they each handle adversity in their own ways‚ and have similarities and differences concerning this topic. Both of these novels deal with the theme of adversity. Although there is the obvious struggle in each of the novels‚ there

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    Poetry and Poem Readers

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    elements of poetry to enforce the central theme of her poem "Manners." The title of this poem suggests that it will be about learning how to act right and what is expected out of an individual‚ but as readers read into the poem and start analyzing it‚ the central theme becomes a little bit different. As a reader of this poem‚ I started to realize that individuals in today’s society no longer act as they did in the past. To me‚ the central theme of this poem becomes simply realizing that even though

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    Themes In Antigone

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    Theme #1: As death slowly isolates Antigone by taking away those dearest to her heart‚ she feels as if her home is below with the ones she cares about rather than in a corrupt world full of animosity. She tries coping with the pain but desperately needs to connect with death to maintain her happiness. Antigone also tries to escape her fate through death but safeguards the respect of the gods while doing so “[...]all for reverence‚ my reverence for the gods (1034)”. However‚ Antigone’s obdurance causes

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    Themes of Medea

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    through both its text and its themes. The themes that the story of Medea presents are very practical and still continue to exist in humanity today. The three largest and most obvious themes that a reader is most likely to find and relate to while reading Medea are revenge‚ manipulation and passion. These three themes are not only apparent in the story of Medea; they are obvious in our video version‚ entitled The Medean Hillbillies‚ as well. Revenge is a common theme that occurs in a number of scenes

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    Comparative Poem Analysis

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    Comparative Commentary on “Salome” and “Medusa” Both “Salome” and “Medusa” are poems written by a poet called Carol Ann Duffy‚ which have similarities and differences based on various aspects of poem analysis. To begin with the poem “Salome” has a slightly different audience than the poem “Medusa”. The audience in “Salome” is unconfident and oppressed women who do not believe in their power and what they can do‚ men who underestimate women and people who discriminate others based on their sex

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    hi poem

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    industry veteran Scott Borchetta‚ who signed her to his newly formed label. Swift joined the roster at Big Machine Records and released her debut single‚ "Tim McGraw‚" in August 2006. The song drew upon her experience as a lovelorn high-school student‚ a theme that Swift revisited throughout her self-titled debut album. Released in late 2006‚ Taylor Swift catapulted the young songwriter to stardom‚ spawned a handful of hits (five consecutive Top Ten singles‚ a new record for a female solo artist)‚ and earned

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