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    Description of Teachers and Tutors in Tom Jones The History of Tom Jones‚ a Foundling‚ written by Henry Fielding‚ appeared in the 18th century‚ when the novel was only beginning to be recognized as a literary form‚ following the works of Daniel Defoe or Samuel Richardson. Samuel Taylor Coleridge appreciated Tom Jones “for having one of the most perfect plots ever planned”1‚ but the intricate plot is certainly not the only thing that makes this novel a masterpiece. Fielding creates a powerful

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    In The Great Gatsby‚ Gatsby and Tom have different personalities‚ but they both have their life of luxury in common‚ as well as their love for Daisy. Just like in reality‚ we have things in common with people around us. Sometimes we may get intimidated by certain people because of their personality‚ but the intimidation could also be because we do not know them that well. Sometimes we make assumptions about people because of how they act. Once we get to know them we might find out that our assumptions

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    however‚ what is even more shocking is the few amount of people that tell the truth and those who believe them. In this scene‚ Tom Robinson is put to the stand to hear his side of the story‚ and many of the details are quite different from Mayella Ewell’s testimony; moreover‚ many of the jurors and spectators were shocked at the new revelations in Tom’s testimony. Throughout the book there were comments made about the trial‚ and many people believed the Ewell’s without even bothering to hear the whole

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    In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird‚ the mockingbird has come to symbolize many people‚ especially Tom Robinson and Arthur (Boo) Radley. Although they are often blamed for the misfortunes of others‚ both Arthur and Tom only intend well for the community and have made efforts to contribute to the well-being of others. Although he is feared by many children and adults in the town he has done many good things for the finches. He continually gave gifts to the children through the hole in a tree‚ with

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    Mockingbird. Harper Lee’s definition of a mockingbird is seen continuously in the novel. It is that a person may be compared to a mockingbird if he is virtuous or without fault. Tom Robinson is an innocent man falsely accused of a crime and forced to defend his character. The false accusations that were forced upon Tom Robinson’s innocence reveal him as the greatest example of a "Mockingbird" in Harper Lee ’s To Kill a Mockingbird. Firstly‚ a citizen of Maycomb County‚ Miss Maudie‚ thoroughly explains

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    of individuals heading the project had made repeated claims of torture at Guantanamo Bay‚ and generally undermined the efforts the United States. The political biases of these men were profound and apparent in their careers and interests. Tom Bernstein founded the Chelsea Piers Sports and Entertainment Complex‚ making a fortune financing Hollywood movies. More notably‚ he is an active lawyer in the Human Rights First organization. It is with this money and political influence that many

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    Tom Appleby‚ Convict Boy Have you ever pictured the life of a convict? Tom Appleby‚ The Convict Boy‚ written by Jackie French and published by HarperCollins Publishers in 2004‚ is an intriguing novel‚ that would appeal to most young Australians. The story brings you back 200 years ago on a historical journey‚ as Tom revisits the sorrowful yet heart-warming memories of his childhood. The time setting of the story travels back and forth between Tom’s past and present as you follow the struggles

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    The Hunt for Red October By: Tom Clancy It’s December 1986 and Captain First Rank Marko Ramius‚ son of a Communist Party Secretary and the Soviet Union’s most trusted and revered submarine commander‚ is in charge of a new kind of Soviet nuclear submarine called "Red October." It has a new kind of propulsion system that makes it hard to be detected by radar. Once at sea Ramius heads toward the east coast of the United States and then disappears. Both the Soviet leaders and the Americans are terrified

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    overshadows equality in the Tom Robinson Case. Many changes come about in Part Two including the following: Aunt Alexandra comes to live with the Finch family‚ and more importantly‚ the trial begins. Jem‚ Scout‚ and Dill learn the prejudiced and discriminating ways of Maycomb.Throughout the duration of the trial‚ various citizens of Maycomb testify including Heck Tate‚ Bob Ewell and his daughter Mayella‚

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    California. The protagonist in this novel‚ Tom Joad‚ is first introduced in Chapter 2 when he has to hitch a ride with a truck driver in order to return to his family. From the moment Tom was introduced till the last time he occurs in the novel‚ one should notice a significant change in his actions and behaviors. Tom Joad goes through a journey of self-change‚ which in the end turns him into a better person than he was before. At the beginning of the novel‚ Tom Joad is

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