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    Les Miserables And Cosette

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    to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us.”(Albert Schweitzer) In both of the novels Les Miserables and Jane Eyre‚ there were characters who sparked ideas and philosophies for the others in the story‚ as well as the sparking ideas for the reader. In Jane Eyre‚ one of the most influential characters in the whole stories was Helen Burns‚ and in Les Miserables an important central character is that of Cosette. These two supporting characters have a variety of similarities

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    Gawaine Le Coeur-Hardy‚ a strong and easily deceivable young man‚ who is forgetful‚ cowardly‚ and naive is perceived as incapable of completing any task. Throughout the story “The Fifty-First Dragon” written by Heywood Broun‚ Gawaine is shown as a cowardly boy who attends a school that is unlike any other. The professors at this school offer jousting classes and classes that teach their students how to kill dragons. Gawaine‚ too scared to involve himself in jousting‚ chooses to hide from his instructors

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    powerful aspect of male dominance in the text. From a feminist’s point of view this story degrades women‚ and categorizes them as sexual objects. One example of this was the representation of Curley’s wife as a character. She was not a main character but she was visually described extensively. She is portrayed as a tramp‚ and it seems as though this was a deliberate point made by Steinbeck. The first time Curley’s wife is seen she is described in detail; what she is wearing‚ her looks‚ body language

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    Diane Ackerman’s New York Times best seller‚ “The Zookeeper’s Wife”‚ takes place in Poland in the mid-to-late 1930’s‚ focusing on the main characters‚ Jan and Antonia Zabinski‚ and their Warsaw Zoo. Their zoo was a rescue center for orphaned animals‚ however‚ when Germany invaded Poland in 1939‚ they also invaded the zoo‚ taking some of the animals and killing the rest. When the Zabinski’s are left with an empty zoo‚ they choose to transform it into a hiding place for the Jews‚ whom the Nazi’s wanted

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    Story of an Hour analysis

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    Kris Webster Dr. Hobbs English 102 3 December 2013 Text Analysis (Revised) “The Story of an Hour” written by Kate Chopin tells the story of a woman named Mrs. Mallard‚ whose mood changes from mournful to delighted after she thinks her husband has died from a tragic train wreck. The woman stays faithful and mourns her husband’s death‚ and then she realizes that she is free because marriage is supposed to be until death do the people part. She realized that she went from being in a relationship

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    Wife and Husband

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    Duties of Husband and Wife So much for their duties that be further off from equality in the family‚ as parents and children‚ masters and servants. Now those that are more equal are husband and wife‚ whose duties are either common to both‚ or more particular to either of them. The common duties. First‚ they must love one another with a pure heart‚ fervently. This duty both husband and wife must perform mutually one to another‚ which that they may the better strive for‚ let us consider of some

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    The Drover's Wife

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    The Drover’s Wife The Drover’s wife‚ whose writer is Henry Lawson‚ describes a bush woman whose husband was away for droving. The story mainly shows about the challenging life of an independent woman with four children. One day‚ there was a snake entered the house while the children were playing about the house and she was cooking. Unfortunately‚ she could no nothing on the snake because it disappeared suddenly into a crack. To prevented safety for her children‚ she stayed awake all night long

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    to read about. Thoughts would come about that certain character or characters. One character that stood out was the only female in the whole story‚ the only person that would be wondering out and about‚ and the only person that people would assume stuff about. That character was Curley’s wife and boy was she the loneliest in the story! When Curley’s wife was first mentioned in the book it was hard to understand who she was or what was the reason in which she would always want to talk to the men

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    Our first impression of Curley’s wife is that she is a very sexual character. This is suggested through Steinbeck’s description “her fingernails were red”. Red is associated with danger but also with love and passion. Red lipstick was used by prostitutes at the time to represent sexual arousal. Steinbeck also uses similes to give an image of Curley’s wife. For example “her hair hung in little rolled clusters‚ like sausages”. However‚ the primary message is that she is dangerous and not to be trusted

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    The Zoo Story analysis

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    EDWARD ALBEE´S THE ZOO STORY October 26th – November 26th 2011 Krudttønden. Serridslevvej 2‚ Østerbro.. That-Theatre Company Director: Barry McKenna With Adam Brix & Ian Burns 1 Introduction The story‚ in simplest terms‚ is about how a man who is consumed with loneliness starts up a conversation with another man on a bench in Central Park and eventually forces him to participate in an act of violence. According to Matthew Roudane‚ who quoted a 1974 interview with Albee in his Understanding

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