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    Motifs In Juno

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    In the visual text‚ Juno directed by Jason Reitman‚ the motifs develop one or more ideas which include‚ the purpose - age does not mean maturity and love. The motifs appear throughout the visual text which may seem random but are important along the course of the visual text. In the visual text Juno‚ the main character 16 year old Juno decides to experience sex with her best friend Paulie Bleeker‚ who wasn’t entirely eager to do so. Despite their closeness they are not together for the majority

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    The Pies Motifs

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    you aware of the main plots‚and it does a great job of that.The main topic I’m working on is about the motifs in this novel. Motifs are the repetitiveness of several items throughout the novel. If you pick up on them then you already know what im talking about. The idea of a motif is to allow the reader to understand why this item is so important and what it has relations to in the book. A Motif can stand for many things in a book such as ‚it could be major foreshadowing‚ or even keeping an idea going

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    Motif Essay

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    Final Draft: Sex Motif Essay Sexuality is a recurring motif in The Catcher in The Rye. Both physical and emotional relationships offer Holden opportunity to open up to the world and see that there is nothing wrong with being a conformist. They also represent what he fears most about the adult world: complexity‚ unpredictability‚ and potential for conflict and change. As he acts out at the Museum of Natural History in chapter 16‚ Holden likes the world to be silent and frozen‚ predictable and unchanging

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    The Nice Trap

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    The nice trap ? Wen leizheng 178154 Do you think there is a contradiction between what employers want in employees (agreeable employees) and what employees actually do best (disagreeable employees)? Why or why not? I don’t think there is a contradiction between what employers want in employees (agreeable employees) and what employees actually do best (disagreeable employees) ‚ since we can not judge a person only by one dimension . Highly agreeable employees may also achieve high performance

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    The Tourist Trap

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    The Tourist Trap You are a veteran in a medium-sized police department‚ with the rank of major‚ and are often asked to consult with and assist in writing grants for smaller police agencies that are experiencing problems. The City of White Springs is a rural community of about 3‚000 year-round residents. However‚ given that it is both a prime skiing and shopping location‚ during the summertime and Christmas holidays‚ the tourist population will easily double that number on any given day. Normally

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    Consumerism Trap

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    Consumerism `The only reason a great many American families don’t own an elephant is that they have never been offered an elephant for a dollar down and easy weekly payments.` Mad Magazine What Is Consumerism? There must be more to life than having everything! Maurice Sendak Consumerism it’s a trend‚ an atitude and an choice. According to Business Dictionary[i]‚ consumerism can be defined on three branches.The first branch can be seen as a trend

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    Explaining Motifs

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    I choose to write my motif explanation on A White Heron by Sarah Orne Jewett. In this short story‚ birds are a recurring motif; I will try to explain the significance of the birds and the white heron as it pertains to the story. The first birds mentioned are robins. Robins are symbolic of rebirth or the beginning of new ideas; the story mentions them as a being the product of a cats labor‚ “fat with young robins.” My intuition tells me that their meaning in the story is Sylvia’s new life in the country

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    Reoccurring Motif

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    are growing‚ and social injustices have become very common during this time. These events cause drastic changes in the live of these two men and many other characters in the novel. Alan Paton has a reoccurring motif throughout the whole novel to help portray his themes more clearly‚ such motif is that of fear. Paton shows the readers that the people of South Africa fear of society and of the mysterious nature of life. Through the use

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    Busy Trap

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    Tim Kreider’s ’The Busy Trap‚’ is an expository essay in which Kreider speaks out about the world’s endless obsession with unnecessary or daunting tasks. The article manages to paint a picture of what society views as ’busy’ along with the negative impact has on one’s mental health. Kreider states that society sees being busy as a means of seeming accomplished and productive. In today’s society‚ being bogged down and having virtually no free time is deemed "good." It’s the rest of the world who

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    Blood Motif

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    The Blood Motif Shakespeare used many motifs through out the tragedy of Macbeth. These motifs help to create an underlying theme‚ each one developing on its own. The blood motif‚ which is the most‚ used one that is why I selected it. Shakespeare uses the blood motif to reinforce the theme that violence leads to more violence. The blood can also symbolize the guilt that Macbeth cannot escape from. Macbeth in this story starts off as a good guy‚ a respectable man. But after Duncan grants

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