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    1l million people die in the holocaust, and 6 million are jews. People are stuffed into gas chambers where they are suffocated by the toxic gas consuming them. People are shot by Nazis for not running fast enough, or starved to death because they get little food. Elie Wiesel witnesses these atrocities and is forever changed from the innocent boy he once was. The traumatic experiences Elie undergoes leads him to transform physically,emotionally,and spiritually. The holocaust alters Elie’s…

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    the same thing. There were villains in both stories that was close to the main characters. Both stories lead the characters to experience dramatic changes in their royal life. Simba and Hamlet experience the title of princes, betrayal of family, and death in the family. First experience Simba and Hamlet went through is the title of being a prince. Hamlet and Simba both held a prince title and was well known to the people/animals. They both was born from royal families. Hamlet and Simba…

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    My father, Willy Loman, was the youngest son of the family. In his early childhood, his father, who was a salesman, had left him for the Alaska adventure. My father saw his older brother, Benjamin Loman, who had “walked into a jungle, came out at the age of twenty one, and became a rich man”, as a great man and role model (“Death of a Salesman”). My father was not a finest husband and father. But then it does not mean that he did not love his children, he always took care of us in his own way.…

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    In Hamlet’s first epilogue, Hamlet grieves the passing of his father and expresses his fury at the kingdom rather than explicitly declaring his contemplative state of suicide. The turmoil he encounters after the unforeseen death of his father and how hastily his mother and his uncle, his father’s brother, were so eager to marry “But two months dead: nay, not so much, not two: / …and yet, within a month- -” (Shakespeare 1.2.142-149). Hamlet’s frustration and emotions pours from the depth of his…

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    Theodore Roethke’s poem “My Papa’s Waltz” is an interesting poem because of the different ways it can be interpreted. While there are many ways readers interpret the poem, the two extremes usually lie between an alcoholic father abusing his son and a loving father playfully rough housing with his son. However, when I read and interpreted the poem for myself, my optimistic tendencies at first lead me to read the poem with the brighter meaning in mind, but as I kept reading my perception of the…

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    The personal perspective on death for the first time for an individual’s beliefs, behavior and actions has mixed feelings of is death fair, deserving and who does it affect. The first time I had someone close to me died was my grandfather (my mother’s father). I would remember the eight hour trips leaving early Saturday morning and getting there before sunset to see my grandparents. My grandfather was sixty nine when he passed away. My grandfather worked in the blazing sun as a farmer all of…

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    Death in The Tragedy of Hamlet For individuals who have lost a loved one, many emotions can be experienced at the time of death, and often, anger occurs to help ease the pain. In William Shakespeare’s theatrical play The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince Hamlet, Prince Fortinbras, and Laertes have all lost their fathers due to tragic circumstances. Death, sexual promiscuity, and treachery permeate the entire play. Despite the dark plot of this play, it has become known as Shakespeare’s most famous…

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    event, my family and I rushed to his coffin. I saw his face of happiness once again, marking as a happy person on Earth. Despite his happiness, tears flowed freely from my eyes as a sign of helplessness and mourning. Many of his colleagues, friends, fellow co-workers, and supporters have rushed to his wake in Makati. Most of them gave their condolences and counsels. "Stay strong," "Condolences," these were the common words/phrases I heard from them. I reminisced my experiences with my father.…

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    The archetypes found in Hamlet. Hamlet is the perfect specimen for examining while looking for different archetypes. It is a work with many different archetypes incased in the writing. From the seasons to death this play is full to the brim with archetypes. Some are a bit harder to distinguish than others such as the Garden of Eden archetype. No matter if they are blatantly obvious or take a little time to distinguish archetypes are defiantly abundant in Hamlet. One of the first major…

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    Father and Son Relationship In Night By the time Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel was sixteen, he had witnessed the worst evils that humanity has ever had to offer, the Nazi Regime and The Holocaust. A dark time in history that had killed God in the eyes of over six million Jewish men, women, and children. Certainly the death of a god is enough to shake a boy to his core, but the death of a father is enough to shatter him. Wiesel records how he was forced to endure these events, and so much more…

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