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    In Death of a Salesman there is a large amount of false hope present throughout the entire film. Linda provides the support her family needs in order for them to all stay together, even if the things she supported were not true. She supported her husband, and two sons even as they were lost and disorganized. Linda’s support toward her family leads the audience to recognize the theme of lost identity. Throughout the film Linda’s positive attitude influences Willy, Biff, and Happy. Willy’s…

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    ranch. They are both minorities, she is the only women and he is the only African American, both have bad reputations. Crooks is known for being cranky all the time and having a bad attitude and Curley’s wife is always super flirty with all the guys on the…

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    Scheer English 11 8 September 2015 American Dream: Hope for a Nation The American dream is the largest influence over the vast number of men, women, and children under the influence of American culture and is different for each of them. The American dream is the ideal that anyone, regardless of their starting conditions, can achieve their goals through hard work and dedication; James Truslow Adams creates this ideal in his novel: The Epic of America “The dream of a land in which life should be…

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    The Pearl Archetypes

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    symbols in The Pearl In Steinbeck’s The Pearl, archetypes and symbols are used to develop the theme of striving for the American dream. Corruption of wealth, greed, and fate all lead to the development of this theme. Steinbeck also uses correct historical representations of that time which greater represent the theme of the American dream. The American dream can be described as innovative and industrialized to create happiness. During the 19th century American immigrants that came from…

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    Lucid Dreaming Essay

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    Great Possibility Baku, a dream eater in Japanese Legend, is a spirit animal that visits people’s homes and eats their nightmares. In Greek mythology, Morpheus is a messenger who has the ability to enter someone’s dream and deliver messages from the gods. His brother Phobetor, who is a shape shifter and is often found in the form of a snake, is the bringer of nightmares. The origin of the English word “nightmare,” is Mara, who is also an evil spirit that changes dreams to nightmares according to…

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    this play is about American Dream and the interpretation about dream includes memories, confliction, and arguments of Willy Loman. Willy Loman who is the main character in this play has to face difficulty to achieve the America dream like others. However, the reality is often different to the imagination, so that Willy Loman has to exchange his life for the dreams. America is a country of youth, opportunities, and freedom which is a reason to explain “American dream”. People can be successful…

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    The Great Gatsby is a sad story about the unattainable American Dream. A story about love, sadness, and destruction. Which if you ask me that's what all great stories have in common. And what they all have in common with the American dream. Destruction is a common theme it seems by trying to get more of something they want they must destroy something else. Either happiness or money two thing everyone tries to get but only ended up getting one or the other successfully. For instance Tom and…

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    Lucid Dreaming Effects

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    over the dream characters, story, and environment. Can lucid dreaming have multiple negative side effects on people and especially teenagers that attempt or have succeeded in doing? There can be negative effects, and effects that can feel positive to the person doing lucid dreaming. In this paper the studies and data will be provided to show the effects on teenagers who have done lucid dreaming and more about lucid dreaming will be…

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    The great desire to achieve the ultimate American Dream has not just been a fad that comes back into style every couple of years; it has been an idea that has stimulated American Citizens for many centuries. According to Merriam- Webster’s Dictionary, the American Dream is defined as an American social ideal that stresses egalitarianism and especially material prosperity; the prosperity or life that is the realization of this ideal. In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and Arthur Miller’s…

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    When we refer to the the American Dream it doesn’t have a specific definition for all of us together because it’s meant for all of us and our definition of the term is different for many people because we all have our own American Dream. The term “American Dream” was invented by a historian named James Truslow Adams in 1931. What he meant by the term “American Dream” was "That dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for every man, with opportunity for each according…

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