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    Another literary element both authors use with respect to relationships and love is symbolism. In both of the novels, the main characters each have an object that is often given to the people they hold dearly that symbolizes their love and trust. For instance, in The Spectacular Now, Tharp makes Sutter’s whiskey a symbol of his trust and acceptance. When Aimee and Sutter go out to their first party together, Aimee asks to take a sip of his whiskey. This is obviously an effort to get close to him…

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    like a lie, which makes people think that they have uncovered the truth. This method of deception is used many times throughout Shakespeare’s play in both positive and negative ways. The first example is…

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    In Regards to As You Like It William Shakespeare is one of the most influential playwrights of all time; and his stories have been enjoyed by the masses since their conceptions. As You Like It, is an example of one of Shakespeare’s plays that has survived the ages and is still highly popular. The characters of this play and the changes they go through speak to generations of people. The situations that are forced upon them and the emotions they experience relate so closely to the journeys…

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    imagery. Duffy in poems such as Havisham and Valentine explores contrasting ideas of love, using imagery to show both the lasting effect of heartbreak in Havisham, and the realistic feelings of love and commitment in Valentine. Plath however uses imagery to express the peacefulness and euphoric state found in having a lack of responsibility in Tulips, and in You’re uses imagery to communicate the unconditional love she feels towards her unborn child. Both Duffy and Plath use imagery very…

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    burdens must have been planting a love for his home in the heart of his readers. He did this through the perspective of a tenderhearted seven year old boy and his five year old little brother. In this analysis I will compare the two boys’ perspectives of Appalachian nature and how it affected their lives. In the book “River of Earth”, James Still describes Appalachian nature in a pleasing romantic bias by describing the beauty of the hills, trees, and vegetation. Examples of this is are all…

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    Thesis The four loves by C.S. Lewis is a Christian book which is one of the famous books written by Lewis among his last books. Lewis looks at the topic of love and describes it using the four Greek words; Affection-storge, Friendship-philia, Romantic Love-eros and Charity-agape. The main thesis of the book is that love ceases to become love when it becomes a god and love is due to this can becomes a demon. Love is a lovely gift from God but sometimes people are willing to serve love as the…

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    affection. He figures out how to accomplish his objective by demonstrating the diverse sorts of adoration all through the play. For instance, he demonstrates Courtly love amongst Romeo and Rosaline, Romantic love amongst Romeo and Juliet, Physical love is investigated in the main demonstration, and there is additionally kindly love between Romeo, Mercutio and Benvolio. For Tybalt there is an inverse of adoration; he has detest more than anything and an enthusiasm for brutality.…

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    What is the difference between love and passion? The definition of love is a feeling of strong or constant affection for a person. The definition of passion is a strong sexual or romantic feeling for someone. The obvious difference in love and passion is that love is constant and passion is not. In Metamorphoses, Ovid uses several of his stories to show examples of different types of love and passion. Two stories with examples of both love and passion are the stories of Pyramus and Thisbe and of…

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    the play is set. The play has love, prosperity, rebellion and anxiousness in it. The noble and wealthy Theseus and Hippolyta prepare for their…

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    “How Do I Love Thee” by Elizabeth Barret Browning. The poem is about the author making a list about why she loves someone’s. The poem is located on page 26 the theme of this poem is “Love is like devotion, it can be seen in any way no matter how little or big it can be”. In this theme the poem had shown devotion for love through reference of religion ideologies and through her meticulous passionate phrasing. Also, it showed that the soul of one can store a finite amount of love. Love could be…

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