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    What Does Balram Mean

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    successful without getting caught so Balram wondered “What would Mr. Ashok do?... Then it hit [him]...[he] had thousands on [his] side” (Adiga 256). Balram remembers when Mr.Ashok would pay off police and politicians to make sure he was on top of the social caste. Balram then victimizes the police officers and the lady whom he takes over the business to become successful. Balram is at the end of his story now when he says “When the veil is lifted‚ what will Bangalore be like? Maybe it will be a disaster:

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    person is entitled to. People are struggling to be equally treated in the form of respect ‚ or jobs. There is a big gap on the amount of the way that most women get paid in comparison to men. 3.) Freedom- The idea that all people have the rights do what they want just for the reason that they want to do it. This is shown in the form of the media because

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    Some people believe that a hero should be strong‚ brave‚ and smart. Others believe that a hero should be someone who gives back to the community. I believe that my mom fits the criteria for a hero because she is a moral person who is exceptional at her obligations. I admire my mom because of her caring nature for my sister and me‚ her hard work ethic‚ and her outgoing and friendly personality. My mom cares for my sister and me by cooking and serving dinner‚ enforcing house rules‚ and doing the

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    What Does Heraclitus Mean

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    Heraclitus is known to have said “you can’t step in the same river twice”. In my opinion‚ this means that change is so constant‚ that no specific event or action could ever occur more than once in a person’s life. This phrase can be translated meaningfully in my life in a number of ways. One experience‚ in particular‚ comes to mind; The way I fell in love. Falling in love at first sight tends to be regarded as a cliche way of thinking‚ but I truly believe that had I not been paying attention to

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    What Does Not Afraid Mean

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    Eminem’s “Not Afraid”: An Intimate Pledge Eminem writes and performs “Not Afraid” for a long-time fan base that has followed him through various evolutions over several years. The lyrics of the song form a message laid out throughout a progression of verses and a repeated chorus that summarizes the overall tone of the piece. The tone of the song being a uplifting invitation to overcome demons and to improve. Throughout the piece vulgarities‚ metaphors‚ and moments of vulnerability are employed

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    What Does The Weapon Mean

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    In the short story written in 1938 “ The Weapon” The author Fredric Brown used the word “idiot” to describe his character‚ Dr.James Graham mentally challenged son. The question up to debate is is the author’s use of the word “idiot” offensive in the text? In the text the author says “He thought‚ only a madman would give a loaded revolver to an idiot”. I looked at the word‚analyze the context and reread it. The etymology of the word shows that around the time Fredric wrote The Weapon the word was

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    From a very young age‚ I found company in the offices of various principals and teachers. Before I get ahead of myself‚ I’d like to say that I was never really the person who was in trouble. Since preschool‚ children have been taught that there is a sort of “bad kid” to steer clear of. You know the one- rude‚ disruptive‚ and insensitive. I was aware of this image‚ yet I had never seen it in action. People were nice to me‚ and I returned their kindness. I understood that sometimes my friends made

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    What Does Betrayal Mean

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    meaning of the word and all the subtle‚ nasty nuances associated with committing the act itself. What I cannot do‚ and to a lesser extent refuse to do‚ is accept how someone can graciously open their world to you like they’re opening a chest full of rare‚ precious treasures one day and the next‚ slam the lid down‚ smashing your fingers in the process‚ carelessly plucking you from it the next. That’s exactly what happened to me‚ and let me state for the record‚ I did nothing to deserve such harsh treatment

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    What Does The Tyger Mean

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    poem. It is a lyric poem that expresses Blake’s awe over the might and ferocity of the “Tyger.” The poem is primarily about a “Tyger” with its intense and frightening aspects‚ and Blake’s awestruck questions for the “Tyger.” For example‚ he asks‚ “What immortal hand or eye dare frame thy fearful symmetry?” (24). This poem is twenty-four lines long with stanzas two‚ three‚ four‚ and five consisting of two couplets each. Blake also uses allusion in “The Tyger.” “Did he who made the Lamb make thee?”

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    What Does The Tyger Mean

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    the corruption of it. The writer continues in line 4 with alliteration. He states‚ "Could frame thy fearful symmetry?". This is when the central question begins in the poem. The writer is admired by the tygers fearless persona. He continues‚ " In what distant deeps or skies"(5). The author is basically questioning where in the world could such experience derive from. In my opinion‚ the writer uses the words "deeps" and "skies" to question whether the tyger comes from hell or heaven. In comparison

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