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    Conformity Is A Game

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    friendly competition, give people a better understanding of others, and can help save lives. Without conformity, games could not exist, causing rules in games to help keep games fun. In Rules of the Game, the narrator learns how to play competitive chess. One of the things she asked when she started learning was, “Why can’t they move more steps?” Her brother responds, “This is a game. These are the…

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    guilty for the sorrows. Sergeant-Major Morris is most responsible for the sorrows because he came to the Whites house to introduce them to the paw. This all started on a normal day. The Herbert and Mr.White were playing chess while the Mrs.White was in the corner sewing. While playing chess they have notice that someone was outside and what was outside was Morris. This is where the problems start. Morris is welcomed in and sits down for a drink. Instead of talking about something else other than…

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    using their synergy to create the essence of the story. The story takes place in the 1920’s on a remote island, The island is essential for the development of conflict since the conflict involves the clash between two hunters during a game of outdoor chess. On the island, there is a jungle in which Zaroff challenges Rainsford to hide in and be hunted by Zaroff. Without this island on which Rainsford swam to, there would be no opportunity for Zaroff to hunt Rainsford and get away with it. When…

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    Opening scene police siren in the background streaks of blood crawl across the street, next to a cold lifeless body full of bullet holes. The body was a young African American teenager who had just been shot. The camera pans around the crime scene to reveal a unidentified hand picking up a bullet casing. The camera then turns to a group of African American girls no more than ten years old outside, at god knows what time witnessing I am sure a traumatizing event. After that you here a voice from…

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    speaks of the wars between Athens and Sparta this reminds me of the United States and Russia. One difference is that there has not been an outright war between the countries announced. However, there is a major chess game taking place. Quite like the Sparta and Athenian battles. Were a chess match as they tried to make each other tired of war and give in to one another. The United States and Russia have that same feeling as they move troops into different regions of the world they are also…

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    Chaucer wrote of The Book Duchess as an eulogy for Blanche of Lancaster, the wife of his friend, patron and employer John of Gaunt. The poem is organized as a dream vision and as such is build in circles that are closed and interlinked with around each other. At the core of the poem is the Man in Black’s lament for his queen and on the most outer circle is the poet, tormented by a personal loss, that remains unexplained within the text. While the Knight is entirely overcome with his grief and…

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    modern people are indifferent nowadays. They don’t know or care about great pieces of art, spirituality, and so forth. Society is losing its grasp on its culture and becoming mundane. In particular, I will break down certain parts from A Game of Chess portion to support this thinking. It starts with a woman sitting inside an expensive-looking room as noted of “a burnished throne”. This is a reference to Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra, which references Cleopatra’s throne looking like a…

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    organisms, it’s the greatest accomplishment since their creation. It’s the one and only form of power that can devastate without destruction in other words, language is verbally and visually like a chess game that plays us all, choosing whether to call someone friend, foe or ally. However, in this chess game, every pawn has the potential to control the board like a king piece. That being said, every King piece needs an army, so they set out to find pawns who speak a similar language. In the…

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    who together fight for their lives while trying to reach and protect the immortality gem, the Sorcerer’s Stone. Toward the end of the movie, the trio battles through various tests before arriving at a life-size Wizard’s Chess board, indicating they need to play the game of chess, and win, to cross the room and further their rescue mission. By applying Jeffrey Jerome Cohen’s “Monster Culture (Seven Theses)” to this scene, the intentions…

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    Scene Analysis Assignment William Shakespeare’s play Othello is a tragedy about a man named Othello who gets tricked by his jealous friend Iago into believing that his wife has been unfaithful to him. In the play, Iago tricks and manipulates many characters into doing what he wants, especially the character Roderigo. Roderigo is a gullible Venetian gentleman that longs to be with Othello’s wife Desdemona. In Act 1 Scene 3, Shakespeare shows his reader how manipulative and deceitful Iago can be…

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