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    C. Characters Winston Smith is our protagonist. He images better world‚ better living conditions. He called there ‘The Golden Country’. He gives all his thought to the history of Oceania‚ especially he tries to remember pre-revolution Oceania. However‚ he cannot because of changing history. While reading the book‚ I saw more hopeful‚ determined and insubmissive man. However‚ in the movie‚ I saw a lover man. He thinks more emotionally in the movie. In the book‚ when Winston and Julia become a lover

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    Evan Blanchette When George Orwell writes 1984he shows a battle between Winston and the society he is in. This situation is something that Winston cannot escape and it is that his death has already been determined by the society around him. He thinks of plans to stop it but none of them will truly work‚ whether it is through the ‘Brotherhood’ or the proles. The society lets him know that he‚ too‚ will become vaporized through the children in London‚ the telescreens and microphones throughout Oceania

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    Hist- H 210 Essay #2 4/10/2013 Prompt #2 Winston Churchill is remembered as one of Britain’s most influential people. He played a crucial role in British history‚ leading them through both World Wars and coming out victorious in both. One of his strong suits was his ability to rally Britain behind him. He used his gift of public speaking to get people to listen to his ideas and support his administration. Churchill was able to do this so effectively by using longstanding Victorian values

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    Stranger Than True In our legal system it’s said that your innocent until proven guilty. Barry Winston tells the readers a story "Stranger Than True‚" I a young college kid he defends who had been charged with DUI‚ manslaughter and a felony. This becomes a complicated situation for Winston because all evidence points to one main direction‚ guilty. This young kid tells Winston his story up to where he remembers was having 3 beers at a cookout up unit his sister decided it was time to leave. This

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    Considering this question objectively‚ one would have to ask what it means to be heroic. Winston‚ like many modernized protagonists‚ does not match the archetype for the classical hero: as mentioned before‚ he has no special qualities‚ there is no call to adventure‚ and definitely no supernatural help. Perhaps‚ being a product of Orwell’s imagination‚ Winston would fit his own creator’s idea of a hero. George Orwell himself defined heroism as “ordinary people doing whatever

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    will first give information on the movie. Then I will move into some of the questions asked and then how they are answered (or not). The movie‚ Forrest Gump‚ was officially released in 1994. The movie was based on the book‚ Forrest Gump‚ by Winston Groom‚ published in 1986. Strangely‚ it was the movie that sparked popularity

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    All of the artwork at the James Wise Gallery were riveting; however‚ the particular piece of artwork I selected to write about stood out from the rest. The title of the piece is “Tree of Life”. Winston Harris‚ the artist of this piece‚ created the artwork by digital hand coloring. The first thing that caught my eyes were both vibrant and earthy colors within the piece. The second thing was all the different combinations of shapes throughout the piece. The third thing I noticed in the piece were all

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    totalitarian governments at their extreme. For this monumental task of lampooning the modern political system with references to past philosophers and authors‚ both Orwell and Gilliam incorporates very modest main characters. The protagonists Sam Lowry and Winston Smith both do not effectively fit into the classic ‘Hero’ type of behaviours‚ but are closer to an ordinary‚ or even sub-ordinary people which we can easily relate to. As both Nineteen-Eighty Four and Brazil mock the same obstinate government with

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    so successful. Techniques such as applying ethos‚ logos‚ pathos‚ keeping you speech simple‚ using anecdotes and appealing audiences are just some of the pivotal characteristics that make up a great dialogue. The speech I have chosen to analyze is Winston Churchill’s “Their Finest Hour.” This speech was given at a time when Europe was experiencing the atrocities of the second world war. The historical value in this speech is unfathomable‚ less than a month after the rise spirits‚ England engaged the

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    John Winston Lennon     Early Life  John Winston Lennon was born to Alfred and Juila Lennon on October 9th‚ 1940 in Liverpool  England. John was Named after paternal grandfather and the prime minister at the time‚  Winston Churchill. With his parents messy relationship‚ and his father never being around. His  aunt‚ Mimi Smith‚ complained to the Liverpool Social Services‚ causing Lennon’s mother to  handover the care of John to her. Throughout the rest of his childhood he lived with his aunt  and uncle

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