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    the book The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. To go more in depth, in his journey with the marlin he took in pride in never giving up on trying to catch the fish even with the ongoing pain he had to deal with. Along with pride, he also had faith by never giving excuses to himself to give up, and always thinking positively. Also, he shows his pride mostly when he finally caught the marlin after a 3 day battle with the fish. Overall, the novel The Old Man and the Sea showcases the theme…

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    pursuing the fish. (Harada , 1961, P.270) By turning back to the image of the lions and that of DiMaggio , it should be noted that Hemingway has shaped most of his works starting from The Sun also Rise till his masterpiece The Old Man and the Sea on the idea of primitivism . The old man dreams of the lions that play like cats on the golden beach of Africa…

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    Antoinette Insanity

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    Despite the looming threat of insanity and isolation, Antoinette continually resists the labels being forced on her by the self-concerned Rochester, asserting herself and her beliefs throughout her life and the development of her “madness”. Antoinette’s steadfast morals and sense of personal worth appear very early in her relationship with Rochester. She continually persists against the actions being forced upon her around her arranged nuptials and finally coming light in a grand first clash…

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    Dunkirk Survival

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    Dunkirk Sometimes an event is called miraculous when there is no way anyone could survive under those circumstances that Dunkirk was. Let alone a very large amount of people like at Dunkirk and those seamen in The Finest Hours. Dunkirk was a piece of hell. It will be mentioned that survival was enough at one point in the movie. That fact was agreed with by the British citizens and even the newspapers. One of the British citizens, a man, who took a boat out to help like many others were…

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    Once More To The Lake

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    The essay “Once More to the Lake” by E.B. White is about how he takes a trip back to the lake where his family spent their summers. He decides to take his son back with him. On the way to the lake the father starts to wonder if anything has changed at the lake. When him and his son get to the lake he starts to remember the time he spent at the lake when he was younger. The main idea of the essay is that there are always memories that will give you the illusion that you are in the past but no…

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    in Kansas City. Hemingway wrote many different novels, including his most famous works: “The Old Man and the Sea”, “To Have and Have Not”, and “The Sun Also Rises”. Earnest Hemingway was an important part to American Literature because of his unique writing style about very unique ideas. An example of some of his unique work is “The Old Man and the Sea”. In the book “The Old Man and the Sea”, Hemingway wrote about his experiences about attempting to defend his reputation as a great writer, based…

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    Admiral Mitscher

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    Admiral Mitscher and the Battle of the Philippine Sea As World War II, came to a close in Europe, the war in the Pacific for the United States against Japan continued to escalate with the Battle of the Philippine Sea. Also known as the Battle of the Marianas, Admiral Marc Mitscher led an entire armada with four air craft carriers. After his rise through the ranks as a naval officer, his accumulation of war and aviation experience gave him the ability to influence United States air power and…

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    “A view from the bridge.” A short story that sheds a bit of hope even within the most unsympathetic person. Cherokee Paul McDonald, the writer of this story was given that light and hope. Within a confident stride, he comes up to a bridge and while passing by a kid yells “Hey, mister? Would you help me, please?” Although this little boy shattered his “jogger’s concentration,” peculiarly enough he stopped. This implies that the author felt the notion to pause, meaning a significant impact waiting…

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    Throughout the essay “The Library as Survival”, author Alberto Manguel liberally uses exemplification in order to share with his readers the idea of his own personal library as a mirror for humanity. Like humanity, Manguel believes that books portray the injustice, loss, hope, and passage of time that human beings go through. The catalyst for his thoughts on the subject matter is the well-worn prayer book that he recovers and describes using humanlike words, but that is not where it stops.…

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    Moby Dick Research Paper

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    This go around proved to be far more interesting than his first job as a cabin boy. After quite some time at sea Melville fled the ship only to be met with islanders from Marquesas, who were cannibals. Fortunately, he was treated well and was not harmed, yet he still choose to get off the island at the first opportunity he had. After a few months of being on…

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