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    Have you ever been curious about something and then proceeded to investigate to spite being told not to? This is pretty much the same situation Jem‚ Scout and Dill were in. They kept trying to catch a glimpse of Boo Radly. Even though Atticus had already told them to leave him alone numerous times. Boo Radly‚ however‚ wouldn’t come out. This left the children with a decision to make. Should they leave Boo Radly alone? Should they continue to pursue the tiniest gander of Boo Radly flesh? It is my

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    The Beatitudes

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    The beatitudes‚ or the commandments of blessedness‚ given us by the Saviour‚ do not in anyway annul the commandments of the Law. On the contrary‚ these commandments complement each other. The Ten Commandments of the Law are restricted to prohibiting those acts which would be sinful. The Beatitudes explain to us how we may attain Christian perfection or grace. The Ten Commandments were given in Old Testament times to restrain wild‚ primitive people from evil. The Beatitudes are given to Christians

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    First in the hearts of his countrymen.” These were the famous words stated by Henry Lee about George Washington at his eulogy‚ which demonstrated the significance of one of the greatest Americans. George Washington was extremely pivotal for the triumph of the American Revolution due to strategic battle plans‚ leadership skills‚ and his sense of patriotism. He was a master of military strategy; probably crafted during the French and Indian war. General Washington would constantly flank the British

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    There is one Haitian proverb that has never lost its potency‚ despite the atmosphere of economic adversity‚ numerous civil wars‚ and political unrest: ¡°Piti‚ piti‚ wazo fe nich li.¡± Literally‚ the phrase means‚ ¡°Little by little‚ the bird builds its nest¡±; figuratively‚ it represents building one¡¯s way‚ ¡°little by little‚ ¡± toward one¡¯s goals in life. To further understand the saying¡¯s significance‚ we should first consider the nature of birds. From tailorbirds that suture leaves together

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    potential nobility of human nature in its well-loved main characters that it could never successfully support anything so malicious as slavery. Huckleberry Finn and traveling companion Jim‚ a runaway slave‚ are unknowing champions for humility‚ mercy‚ and selflessness. “Twain used realistic language in the novel‚ making Huck’s speech sound like actual conversation and imitating a variety of dialects to bring the other characters to life.” The adventurous nature of the story

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    they stumble upon an event that would forever change them. Boyle used the theme of being bad by using the different characters to symbolize someone always trying to be more than they really are. When what really is exposed the need for growth and humility. Courage can be taken out of context‚ and when speaking of determined adolescents courage can be the difference between a sob story and the smell of sweet victory. The main character of Greasy Lake really didn’t have a choice of a sob story. They

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    that he would defeat Grendel and anything that comes in his way. “That I‚ alone and with the help of my men‚ may purge all evil from this hall” (Pg.48) As he guaranteed Beowulf defeated Grendel by twisting his arm off with his bare hands. In his triumph‚ he transported the head of

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    return the collection to its original site at the Acropolis. All of this is being done through the direct lobbying efforts that have the support of UNESCO and the European Union. The Greek government is also acknowledging international channels to resolve the problem‚ especially the European Court of Justice. The Parthenon Marbles complete a particular case in which they form part of a distinctive monument for humanity and international public opinion that symbolizes civilization and democracy‚

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    The epic poems The Odyssey‚ written by Homer‚ and Gilgamesh‚ translated by David Ferry‚ feature the struggles and triumphs of two epic heroes‚ Odysseus and Gilgamesh. Epic heroes exemplify six common traits. They are all strong fighters‚ complete with physical beauty and intimidation. The epic hero is dangerous yet protects ordinary people. There is always an encounter with death and the cosmos. They are superhuman‚ but they are not supernatural‚ although they come in contact with the supernatural

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    The protagonists of Romantic literature must often undertake difficult tasks and place themselves in mortal danger to achieve their goals. Whether for infinite wealth‚ unfathomable knowledge‚ or true and undying love‚ these missions are what define them as characters. A rare few are shaped into the triumphant heroes of legend and held up as classical ideals‚ none more so than Odysseus of The Odyssey. His quest to return to Ithaca and reunite with his family spawns a host of challenging tests and

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