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    Brownie Monologue

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    come up. We finally decided on making brownies and when we were making them a cool breeze was coming in through the window. After many food fights and a lot of flour cleanup, we finished the brownies and spent the rest of the day eating brownies and hanging out outside while it was still warm out. Growing up with my sisters was growing up with two best friends. We all have overlapping interests and skills we passed on. Kaitlin taught me how to bake and I learned to cook from my mom. I was always…

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    (81). This accusation towards God was in spite of his seemingly unjust action. It prompted the question, why invest oneself in trusting what cannot be comprehended? While in Buna concentration camp, Elie presented a distinct image of a little boy hanging from a rope. This image of a boy, with pale skin, pink tongue, and breath wavering can be understood. People understand this as cruelty. It is much harder to comprehend such matters from the perspective of a God known to shed mercy, and hold…

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    This is important because the people that you look up to can’t always be a good influence on you. When you’re growing up in a neighborhood that is near all of the bad things you may be hanging around those people that are doing the bad things. In addition “I believe that you are defined with the people you surround yourself with, the way one carries themselves as a person, as well as the experiences that you may have throughout your…

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    Tapestries are a source of continual fascination to contemporary audiences. Something about these gothic textiles is evocative of a magic of bygone eras. One of the most romantic and most iconic examples of this is The Unicorn in Captivity. The enormous hanging is over 8”x12” and is stunningly detailed throughout. The woven, not embroidered, scene illustrates fantastical beasts and animals whose nature has frustrated historians for generations. Some argue that the work is a product of the…

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    grown to be known as one of his most famous paintings. Van Gogh was a post-impressionist and painted Starry Night from memory in his apartment. The view is of a village from a window in an asylum. I chose this painting because it has always been hanging in my Aunt’s living room. I would sleep over there during the summer since I was about two years old for a about a week at a time. Since I was little I remember starring at the painting. I was always the first one up in the mornings and I would…

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    to keep people hooked. And the way he did it in “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” is the way he put the story in order. Instead of having it be the introduction to the character, then the preparation of the hanging, and then Payton Farquar’s vision. It went the preparation for the hanging, the introduction of the…

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    of the property that was damaged or destroyed during the Civil War. Ambrose Bierce uses the short story “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” to demonstrate the consequences of war. In “Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” Peyton was being killed (by a hanging) for trying to sabotage Owl Creek Bridge. The Civil War took almost one million lives, including innocent women and…

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    There are many powerful symbols evident in everyday life. Similarly, in “Popular Mechanics” by Raymond Carver, there are two main symbols, along with many others. Among the most powerful of which are the drawn-out progression of darkness and the sudden smashing of the flowerpot. Not only do these symbols set the mood, but they also give more details to what is going on. Although the sudden destruction of the flowerpot is what makes it such a powerful representation of destruction, the most…

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    said that the person was guilty. He also showed his unintelligence when he said that he could not stop hanging people since he had already started. He says this because he had already said the names of the people that will get hanged and if he backs out on his plan now, then the people will not respect him. This is completely simpleminded because the smart thing to do would be to stop the hangings and reassure everyone that there is no threat to the town and people. Nonetheless, he does not…

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    The fourth episode of The Wire was about trying to get more evidence on Avon. The opening was McNulty and Greggs in a courtroom hoping to get information from Marvin Browning about Avon. Marvin chose to go to jail rather than to give Avon up. McNulty goes through old cases and tries to connect them to Barksdale but he finds no concrete evidence connecting them. By the end we learned more about Clarke Peters and who he is and that he is “natural police”. In the book Social Inequality: Forms,…

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