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    The Great Gatsby Mask

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    The Scowl Behind the Mask A quiet woman politely refuses a bowl of rice, her porcelain fingers trembling as she lays her chopsticks on the tatami mat. An elderly babushka gently sweeps back and forth as she carefully watches the children in the yard. A young girl languishes in the warm water, waving a lazy hello to the sailors as they pass. Behind their masks of innocence lurk vicious monsters. As the quiet woman rests back on her heels, the gaping mouth on the back of her head tears her father…

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    Savannah Rosenberg Period 3 English 3-4 Great Gatsby Theme Analysis When you first think about the Great Gatsby, you think about the great love triangle happening between Daisy, Tom, and Gatsby. But once you go deeper into the book you understand the alternate motifs. In the book “The Great Gatsby” by Scott Fitzgerald it is clear that the theme is the American dream. The American dream is defined as someone who starts in the lower class and works their way up to wealth and prosperity. Having…

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    Essay On Rear Window

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    The poster of North by Northwest (1959) depicts one of the surprising twists in the film’s plot: the apparent shooting of Cary Grant by his co-star Eva Marie Saint. The poster also uses Hitchcock’s name as a selling point by placing it above the title, a form of billing that was granted to only a few top directors (Adair 118). It was an added privilege. As in Rear Window the light touch that makes North by Northwest so entertaining disguises deeper concerns. The entire story of the film is…

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    The American Dream of a Salesman Tragedy The American Dream is connected to becoming rich and the ability to achieve everything if one only works hard enough to achieve success and prosperity (Michels). The view of Willy Loman as a tragic hero affects the American Dream because she was persuaded, as that was the way to achieve a better life by living the dream. Willy Loman along with the rest of the characters believes that they will find success with the American Dream through there likable…

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    Great Gatsby Delusion

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    uniformity since he developed the philosophy of the flapper with "This Side of Paradise." With astute reflection and comicality, he recounted the Jazz Age. Now he has bid adieu to his flappers-perhaps due to maturity - and is writing of the older sisters that have married. However, matrimony has not altered their world, only the milieu of their merrymakings. To use a saying of Burton Rascoe's-his hurt romantics are still seeking that other side of paradise. One could add that "The Great Gatsby"…

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    with the world they came back to. A young adult in the Midwest believed that he had an exceptionally promising future. He attended boarding school, but he found himself not knowing what he wanted with his life. In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, This Side of Paradise, Amory Blaine spends his life in and out of schools, trying to find what he wants in life. He then moves back to Minneapolis and has a reencounter…

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    Oprah's View On Luck

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    Success I believe what Oprah is attempting to convey to people is that we often times perceive events in our lives as occurring due to luck, a concept we use when things happen in our lives that either, inspire happiness or produce sadness. Often times people use luck as a means of justifying the events that have happened to them causing them to arrive at their current situation. The most commonly viewed use of luck is a coin toss, usually used to determine the outcome of a yes or no question.…

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    Land of the free By a place called the land of the free As the molten red sun rose languidly over the placid hill A malignant quandary presented itself to my desolate race, and a desolate me, It was another of day of ploughing under a whispering mill By a place called the land of the free, As i looked over at a sea of myriad rye, Under the sunlit clouds that lingered through the vermillion sky, And as my mind My mind wandered like the frosty patterns of smoke into the icy air And i began my…

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    In the first chapters, Nick spends a lot of time in Daisy`s house and he meets her husband Tom and also spends a lot of time with him and learns his secrets, for example Tom is cheating on Daisy in another city. And Daisy always talks to Tom in a very aggressive way and even calls him "Hulky", despite the fact that Tom hates to be called with this word. Also, Nick sees that relationships between Daisy and Tom are not perfect and they are far from ideal and happy family. Nick sees and realizes…

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    10029 Area Case Study

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    Homework 2: Business for 10029 Area For the purposes of this research paper, I analyzed the data for 10029 zip code available at American Fact Finder website. As it turned out, this Upper East Side area that starts from 96th Street and goes all the way up to 117th Street is very diverse. According to U.S. Census Bureau, this area is predominantly occupied by women (40,192 females compared to 35,160 males). A good amount (56%) of Upper East Siders living in this zip code area is working (35,989…

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