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    Napoleon, becomes the ‘Leader’ of the farm and resembles to be a corrupt dictator who trashes nearly all the Commandments. Based on the context of the book, the overall theme of this novel is the rise of corruption through the use of power and manipulation. Since it is full of historical facts, the novel, apart from being short, is a great classic to be required in high school reading. Whenever Old Major, the Boar who was in charge of the animals of the Manor Farm, passed away, he clearly…

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    politicians to spread propaganda. Additionally, the media’s addiction on covering negative news has caused politicians to capitalize on the extra media coverage negativity receives, resulting in extra publicity, and extra votes. A prime example of media manipulation is President Donald Trump: “Trump continues to be credible, to receive massive media coverage and win more votes” (Salama, 2016, par. 16). Trump’s expertise in celebrity has helped him manipulate the media in a fashion that…

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    for writing the book From Inside I Rise said, “Manipulation, fueled with good intent, can be a blessing. But when used wickedly, it is the beginning of a magician's karmic calamity”. The novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey is about a psychiatric ward where the head nurse, Nurse Ratched, hold control over her patients through immoral means. A new patient, Randle McMurphy, doesn’t like the ideals of the ward and fights back. Manipulation is very prevalent theme within One Flew Over…

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    Corruption and manipulation have many times been a part of civilizations and countries in history. One of the most remarkable leaders who fits this profile is Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union. George Orwell wrote Animal Farm in order to show his point of view, as a socialist, regarding the Soviet Union, giving us a closer look of how Stalin's rule was affecting the Russians. By creating characters for many relevant figures in the Soviet Union, Orwell was able to create a literary piece of work…

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    Manipulation is a strong and powerful skill. If it is not addressed, especially in a facility holding the mentally disabled, it can lead to grave consequences. The type of manipulation featured in “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” by Ken Kesey is an example that can be seen prominently throughout history. In the book, Nurse Ratched manipulated the patients of the ward to her benefit. The patients were not properly cared for and were abused physically and mentally. Being a former Army nurse,…

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    Gattaca is a film by Andrew Niccol that depicts a futuristic society where eugenics, or the use of selective breeding and genetic manipulation, has become dominant as a way to perfect humanity. The film centers on Vincent Freeman, a naturally-conceived young man whose genetically inferior status as an In-Valid precludes him from achieving his dream of joining the space program Gattaca. Determined to pursue space travel, he assumes the genetic identity of Jerome Morrow, a genetically superior…

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    In William Shakespeare's Macbeth, characters such as the three supernatural witches, Hecate, and Lady Macbeth use psychological manipulation, the act of exploiting or controlling someone by using deception and abusive tactics. They control and persuade the protagonist Macbeth to eventually commit atrocities that destroy not only himself, but the lives of many people he once trusted. Macbeth, though once humble and loyal to his king and country, loses his initial heroistic traits that he…

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    several symbolic characters that develop the themes of guilt, revenge, manipulation, and intolerance. Guilt, revenge, manipulation, and intolerance are four of the most prevalent themes in the play. Characters that are symbolic of the four previously stated themes include John Proctor who heavily symbolizes the theme of guilt, Abigail Williams who symbolizes the theme of revenge, Abigail Williams symbolizes the theme of manipulation, and Deputy Governor Danforth who symbolizes the theme of…

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    Nearly everything in this world is a matter of manipulation, whether it may be between two people, by our society, or even just you and the voices inside your head. In the book One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey, the Big Nurse, Nurse Ratched, becomes in conflict with Mcmurphy, who recently moved from the work farm, as he opposes all of her policies. Similarly, Christof, the creator from Truman Show written by Andrew Niccol, traps Truman Burbank in a dome where everything is fake and…

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    Luis Mora Mr. Costa American Lit. & Comp. /Per. 2 5 December 2014 Huck’s Manipulation of Identity as the Catalyst for Jim’s Freedom In Mark Twain’s novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Miss Watson and several community members portray the young Huckleberry Finn as an uncivilized character; however, instead of living “civilized,” Huck lives according to his way of being “sivilized.” Huck arranges a plan to escape from the locked cabin his father, Pap, has placed him. After successfully…

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