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    even the old man that would welcomed her home. She searched the whole camp hoping to get some scent but there was nothing. She found a cave and she had the puppies in the cave. For a while she remained hidden from the predators. There was a young wolf that would put a piece of deer meat at the

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    Little Red Riding Hood

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    Little Red Riding Hood‚ a children’s fairy tale that many people know‚ is a story about a young girl visiting her grandmother. The Oedipus Complex‚ an idea brought up by Sigmund Freud‚ refers to a rivalry with the parent of the same sex. According to Bruno Bettelheim‚ a psychologist and writer‚ Little Red Riding Hood and The Oedipus Complex have a lot in common. In Bettelheim’s analysis on the Brother’s Grimm version of the Little Red Riding Hood‚ he relates Little Red’s ignorance with a subconscious

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    victim. The male figures are: the wolf – a predator who stalks the female child; the woodcutter – who is the typical male hero‚ rescuing the damsel. LRRH is implicitly criticized for disobeying her mother‚ when she was simply exercising childish curiosity. Women‚ especially the young‚ are seen as prizes‚ who can be taken by force. LRRH‚ Grandma and Mother own property. The wolf is homeless and hungry. Because of the women’s unwillingness to share‚ the wolf attempts to satisfy his need by appropriating

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    Dances with wolves

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    The recurring symbols in Dances with Wolves are presented in the title: a wolf and a dance. Dunbar is at first afraid of the wolf‚ as the wolf is of him. Over time‚ Dunbar gets over his fear and becomes fascinated with the wolf. He gains the wolf’s trust by feeding him. Eventually‚ they become used to each other. It is unusual for these two natural enemies to become friends‚ but Dunbar’s willingness to "get to know" the wolf leads him to understand

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    So‚ when I found that there were no constellations of owls (there should be‚ though‚ in my opinion)‚ I chose the constellation of the wolf‚ or Lupus. This constellation also reminds me of Professor Lupin‚ who was also my favorite Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher in the Harry Potter books. I think that J. K. Rowling intended that to be‚ since Lupus means Wolf in Latin. Lupus can be found between the constellations of Centaurus and Scorpius. The Lupus constellation is home to some remains of a

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    Feminist Criticism

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    encounters a wolf who in the end wants to trick her into believing he is her grandmother. However children only enjoy a simple fairy tale for the fact of being imaginary‚ as when we were children we never sensed a double meaning to this story. In Charles Perrault version of this popular tale he adds a moral to this tale which is “Children‚ especially attractive well bred‚ young ladies‚ should never talk to strangers‚ for if they should do so‚ they may well provide dinner for wolf. I say “wolf‚” but there

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    perspective. The images throughout the excerpt I read are strong‚ but one that truly stood out to me‚ and is the strongest literary image I encountered‚ describes the wolf moving along a trail. This image is memorable to me‚ as it seems to differ from the rest of the excerpt. The words flow together‚ almost like the way the wolf appears to drift through the woods. The use of figurative language also paints a beautiful picture. “The movement down the trail would seem relentless if it did not appear

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    painted by Howling Wolf between 1875- 1878. That painting is figure 43 in chapter two of the text.

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    The Amazing Adventures of Spear and Shadow   Chapter One: Discovery “Done!" cried a young wolf named Spear‚ as he lifted a small dagger. He heard the leader‚ Rough‚ calling him. He hurried outside his tent‚ and he said‚ “Yes‚ Sir?” “Last night‚ I saw a young wolf steal our food. You must go to explore the woods. If you find anything‚ report back here. Understand?” said Rough. “Yes‚ Sir‚” said Spear. Spear went out into the woods alone. He heard many strange sounds. He heard CRACK‚ CRACK‚ CRACK! and

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    Jack London WHITE FANG

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     His writings appealed to millions worldwide. Several of the books and many of the short stories are classics and still popular; some have been translated into as many as 70 languages.  Among the best known are Call of the Wild‚ White Fang‚ The Sea Wolf‚ Martin Eden and John Barleycorn. His exciting and writing style attracted readers from all over the world and his stories and novels were translated into many different languages. Unfortunately‚ London’s life came to a tragic end. He died on November

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