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    bridge which was 376.2 miles away from universal studios. We arrived at around 10:00pm and we saw such beauty in our eyes as we looked at it through the night. We…

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    Lee's Coming Home Again

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    loneliness as he says, “Every once in a while, when I think of her, I’m driving alone somewhere on the highway” (6). Lee talked about how going to college was a liability because he was unable to see his family and how college and school as a whole was a terrible change for him. He says that college was the reason he and his family became distant and it shows the regret aspects of it when he said, “those years I was away at boarding school grew more precious to her as her illness progressed.”…

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    holding a broken dagger symbolizes the death of the soldiers fighting for the Republican government and showing how they died fighting with no energy left. However, if you look closely, there is a flower emerging from the broken dagger, showing how beauty can come from evil, even…

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    From looking at his eyes, Victor was horrified of the sight of the creature. “Most of the same colour as the dun-white sockets… beauty of the dream vanished, breathless horror and disgust filled my heart” (43, Chapter 5). Although, Frankenstein spent two years creating this monster, he finds it disgusting and horrifying. “Mary Shelley’s focus on the birth-process illuminates for…

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    The choice of having to give up one of our five senses is a difficult one. Some individuals lose a sense of theirs all the time, whether they have lost it from an accident, from old age, or a plethora of other reasons a person may have lost one of their senses. Over the course of this assignment, I thought about it very carefully and all the senses seem to relate in some way; therefore giving up one sense is like giving up another. No matter which sense you choose to lose, the world as you know…

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    Victorian Sussex”, Hastings Press, 2003. Chapter two Tess, the tragedy of an unfair existence Is Tess a victim or a blemished woman? Is Tess’s tragedy inevitable? “Tess of the D’Urbervilles is the product of Hardy’s fascination with women of beauty, energy and intelligence who find themselves trapped between these gifts, the aspirations such gifts justify, and their society’s assumption that respectable women must be either submissive or obtrusively and harmlessly aspiring. With few…

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    preferring to play their computer games or watch TV to fill up their spare time. Even when time is available, students are encouraged to read newspapers and magazines to keep themselves aware of events happening in the world. Few students have read the great classical works of the 18th century , or even the contemporary works of today . Should this be happening? In today’s society, should a greater emphasis be placed…

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    The great Robert Frost once said, “Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length.” Many believe that he was a happy poet, writing about his experiences in nature. Upon closer inspection, the darker side of Frost becomes clear. He was fearful of many things in his life and they became evident in his poetry. However, he denied that there was any connection between his personal life and the work he made. When the public thinks about Robert Frost, they do not imagine a man afraid of the…

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    reading the letter, Elizabeth learns that Mr.Wickham, a man she took an instant liking to, was not who she believed him to be. In addition, her impression of Darcy also changes. In previous conversations with Elizabeth, Wickham made Darcy sound like a terrible person thus, Elizabeth had difficulty believing the contents of the letter and she even exclaimed, “This must be false! This cannot be! This must be the grossest falsehood!” (Austen 302). She read the letter multiple times and when she…

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    Eassy On Fishing

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    dock. The smell of gasoline from the boats and the sound of geese and ducks all around. Seeing the clear water glisten and the movement of the fish beneath me made sitting out there so calm. Having the time to forget everything else and just let the beauty of nature take over your mind. Having the bright blue sky above me with not a cloud in the air and the sun beaming down onto the water. I remember pausing for a moment, and coming to the realization that this is how I want to live life. For…

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