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    leadership and savagery. This has an effect on the rest of the boys throughout the novel. Initially the beast symbolizes fear, then war, and finally the savagery of human nature. At the beginning of the novel, the beats represents fear. ( You couldn’t have a beastie, a snake thing explained kindly.) ( You only get them in big countries like Africa and India.)(Ralph is trying to calm the fears of the younger children.) Ralph is trying to bring reason and logical evidence that there isn't a beats…

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    Poe Paper Edgar Allan Poe was widely known as one of the best authors of the Dark Romantics era. The dark and creepy characteristics of his stories and poems presented the characters as sinful in his works and looked into the dark side of the mind. Poe’s works are influential today as they are studied all over the world and used as the basis for the subgenre of the Dark Romantics and what the era of stories and poems really represented. Not only Edgar Allan Poe, but Nathaniel Hawthorne, and…

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    you ever just took a second and thought why am I scared? Maybe you?ve found why you?re scared but don?t know how to fix it. Well more than likely you have a phobia of some sort. Before you ask yourself what a phobia is it?s an extreme or irrational fear of something. Anyways I?ve been researching five very interesting phobias and id like to share my finds with you to educate you on phobias. First by starting off telling the five phobias and the definitions of each phobia. Then ill proceed to…

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    Through the woods, one can find many things: both expected and unexpected. However, there is a reason children are told never to play in the forest at night. This collection of trees and wildlife is dark, mysterious, and incredibly thick. The tall trees seem to radiate a sense of wonder, yes, but also terror. A place of mystery, this is by no means a place for children. Suddenly, a young boy in a green cape breaks through the trees. He is being chased by unseen forces. Although they are never…

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    Black community. The Ku Klux Klan have brought an insufferable past and present to the dark skinned community. The Ku Klux Klan lynched and racially discriminated the Black community. Wearing the Ku Klux Klan mask is like wearing swastikas and they both have a very high connotation. Wearing the KKK mask at school can offend a lot of people and also threaten many other. We shouldn't wear the mask on campus for fears of violence and outrage. KKK masks can be misinterpreted by others and can cause…

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    example, when I was younger I was afraid of the dark. I was too scared to sleep at night with no lights on and I refused to sleep in complete darkness. If I were alone in darkness, I would unconsciously make myself believe there are monsters surrounding me. Of course this is not true. I trusted my fear and therefore created more were fear amongst myself, believing things were there which actually were not. As I grew older, I got over my fear of the dark but I did spend a good couple of years…

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    Kyle Reeves Mrs. McLellan AP English IV Poem Explication. Yin and Yang Krista Franklin’s “The Future Is Black as a Pocket” addresses the curiosity and fear the poet has regarding good and evil. Initially, a naive Krista urges evil to reveal itself, yet once confronted, she develops a fear for its power. The poet juxtaposes right and wrong in the two stanzas, highlighting that both concepts are opposites yet interconnected (The concept of Yin and Yang), suggesting the importance of both concepts…

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    Machiavelli stated that he would choose fear when given the option of fear or love, and I have to agree with him. Fear is a strong emotion that when employed correctly against others can be a powerful tool to gain the power over a great number of people. Love can be lost readily; especially if not carefully monitored, nourished fittingly and/or taken by another. Fear can freely be applied and needs less monitoring and nourishing by the fear-instilling ruler of choice. Fear can be doled out by…

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    The Middle Ages or the Dark ages? The Middle ages in Europe started around 500 A.D. and lasted for about 1000 years. It started with the downfall of Rome, which was resulted in the disruption in trade, downfall of cities and population shift from urban to the countryside. This made Europe stop growing as a society because the lack of trade lead to interchange stops, lack of cities lead to a stunt in the educational system, when the population moved countryside any progression stopped in general.…

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    and Mara of Buddhism. Iblis of Islam. Oni of Japan. Ravana and Shiva of Hinduism. Lilith and Satan of Christianity. No matter the name, evil takes form in every society's faith. Religion, one of the themes in the Romantic Movement, helps reveal the fears and ideals of society. In fact, this movement highlighted morals, individualism, and intuitive perception. They also stressed that nature was good and society was corrupted. The stories “Young Goodman Brown,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, and “The…

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