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    nothing happened.” He wanted to “feel Jesus” in his soul‚ just as he thought he wound undergo. He believed it would have been a very magical experience‚ but reality exposed it as a figure of imagination amongst himself‚ and even one of his peers‚ Westley. The irony of the church is that‚ despite his family and congregation’s efforts to sway Hughes’s biblical beliefs towards the teaching of Christ‚ they peer pressured him

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    Langston Huges is seemed as he’s full of integrity‚ honest to himself‚ sensitive‚ and observant. C. Who is another important character in the story‚ an antagonist? - Other important characters mentioned in this story are the Aunt‚ his friend Westley‚ and the pastor. II. Setting or time and place: Identify where and when the story takes place – The place is at bible church when Huges was 13 years old. III. Plot: A. What structure or design does the sequence of events follow: chronological

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    heard his father‚ Westley‚ trying to calm his mother down. Westley reminded Joy that Wes did not know hitting a woman was wrong or why Joy felt so strongly about it. Years later‚ Wes would finally understand why his mother reacted in that way. Bill’s recreational drug and alcohol use became an addiction. Even though they had a child together (Wes’s older sister‚ Nikki)‚ Joy left Bill after a particularly violent encounter ended with her battered‚ but determined. Joy met Westley

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    he then goes and gets bitten by a giant rat and risks his life to save Buttercup in the lightning sand. OH! And he dies! He suffers the worst known pain to man (besides stubbing your toe) for her. All she really suffered was a year or so without westley. The man going through all the work and the woman doing nothing. Shouldn’t it be the other way around? Anyways‚ it just goes to show how much Wetley truly loves

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    only to be together happily in the end. The movies’ long storyline comes at the price of any significant character development‚ an aspect that The Princess Bride uses comedic advantage. The movie places a large amount of insane barriers between Westley and Buttercup knowing about what they have both been through psychologically. Our knowledge of the characters is based only on their relation to the plotline. Their motivation to get passed these obstacles is simple‚ “true love”. This is the big

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    young lady that had long blonde flowing hair and pretty blue eyes. Prince Humperdinck and Westley were fighting over her and would do anything to be with her. Everyone always talks about how beautiful Buttercup is and she is probably getting tired of all the comments and she may be getting tired of them. She says‚ “Enough about my beauty‚ Everybody always talks about how beautiful I am. I’ve got a mind‚ Westley. Talk about that" (196). The only thing people know her for is her beauty. I know being

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    lessons are taught and learned in a wide variety of ways. Norman Maclean learned most of his lessons thru his father. He wrote in memory to his childhood in Montana‚ and all those times that he will visit the river which is now in the Bitterroot National Forest. In the novel A River Runs Through it by using similes‚ symbolism‚ and parallelism‚ Maclean uses fly fishing to represent the cycle of life. During the novel ‚ Maclean uses various similes to compare the river with life and family. For

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    In the early 1800s‚ a period movement took place as “The New Age of Revolution” in literature‚ and it was called Romanticism (White). It started off and continues today as a readers’ escapism‚ to see themselves or others performing extraordinary tasks that cannot normally be accomplished. Romance took a more of an inventive turn towards fantasy‚ in order to keep a reader’s attention for something bigger than himself or herself. Many stories include a quest‚ heroic archetypes‚ the trusty sidekick

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    was really getting late. I began to be ashamed of myself‚ holding everything up so long. I began to wonder what God thought about Westley‚ who certainly hadn’t seen Jesus either‚ but who was now sitting proudly on the platform‚ swinging his knickerbockered legs and grinning down at me‚ surrounded by deacons and old women on their knees praying. God had not struck Westley dead for taking his name in vain or for lying in the temple. So I decided that maybe to save further trouble‚ I’d better lie‚ too

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    that time‚ he was accompanied by his auntie reed in the church revival. He was there to see Jesus Christ at the revival because old people have told him that he would see Jesus Christ. Hughes and Westley are the only two boys that left on the mourner’s bench. Westley‚ disappointed and lied was saved. Westley left Hughes alone on the bench. Hughes suffered a range of emotions and finally he lied and said he saw Jesus Christ. Happiness effected on him and he cried alone in his bed that night. We can learn

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