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    to all ages of people due to least amount of explicit language and actions. Through the discussion of target audience and values, the lyrics, symbolic codes of the people in “Man in the Mirror and the different races/cultures in “Black or White” and the effectiveness of how the “Man in the Mirror” music video is narrative and how the “Black or White” video is a combination of both narrative and performance, shows how “Man in the Mirror” and “Black or White” target a particular…

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    In a school, people are always competing for power. They gain it through clothing, friendships, and most importantly, intimidation. The question here is, what does this have to do with anything? Really, these are the ingredients to all forms of leadership. The idea is that a decorated war hero, would be liked much more in a political stance than a random civilian. Politics is very often also about who the political leader knows. However, neither of these themes are seen in politics more than the…

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    mortality one possesses. In an experiment to explore the humans tendency toward obedience, one person (the subject) is put to the test and faced with a significant question, stop hurting the man who is crying out in pain, or obey the instructor and participate in the actions being brought forward? Three people participate in this experiment, two of which are actors, and one a subject who does not know the secret behind the experiment. In this experiment the actor who acts as an instructor has a…

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    The film "Cinderella Man", based on the story of the boxer Jim Braddock, has this specific title based on how Jim Braddock acts and what he does. One example of this is relates directly to the fictional character Cinderella. She like Jim, experienced both times when she was wealthy and poor. Jim’s life can relate to this because he was rich, poor, and then in the middle class of society as a result of The Great Depression. Both stories show the struggles of poverty and being poor. Also,…

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    they should treat other people. The conflict between the man and the boy is because of their individual stand on morality. In this essay, I am going to discuss two different instances where the man and the boy are provided with a means to cause conflict within their relationship due to their personal views on morality. These two instances will be when they come across other people along the road and how the man and the boy deal with these situations. The first person the man and the boy come…

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    In “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings”, Gabriel Garcia Marquez writes this story in the style of magical realism, he uses many creative deflections to make an interpretation more difficult to reach or understand. The old man, who has a human body but somehow has very realistic wings or what it seems to be realistic, he is surrounded by filth and disease. He does have a human response as he interacts with them and seeks someone to heal him although the people don’t seem to acknowledge him. If…

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    towards a little child so that all the citizens are happy. Cruelty in this manner, is really not seen as cruelty but sort of a sacrifice. In “The old man with enormous wings” by Gabriel Garcia, the cruelty is directed towards an old man just because he is different and has wings. Cruelty in this story is seen as entertainment at the expense of the old man. Cruelty generally occurs in both stories at the expense of someone’s situation of life and death. Cruelty in the stories are caused by what…

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    Im comparing two kings or rulers named Alexzander the Great and Henry the 8th or VIII. Alexzander the great was a man that fought with his army or was also known as a warrior for his kingdom. Henry the 8th (VIII) was not a very good king, he was the worst king ever in history because he was a very selfish man. So these two people that I just mentioned are going to be compared in this compare and contrast. Alexzander the Great was a king as well as Henry the eighth. They where both rulers and…

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    Emphasizing the injustice Black people face, Maya Angelou’s famous poem Still I Rise perfectly correlates with Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man. Both pieces of literature empowers others to analyze the injustices and prejudices colored people had faced in the past. Angelou was an influential woman who eloquently shared her opinions, and inspired others to do the same. In her poem, Angelou’s uses similes and rhetorical questions to bitterly bite back at the white oppressors, just as Ellison paint…

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    bond between father and son, in a post-apocalyptic world. The Man sees his son as being his only sign on hope in the world at all. The exact setting isn’t given, nor is the names of the characters, but this is to show that this event may as well be happening to anyone and anywhere in the world. To begin, the character known as “The Man” wakes up in the wood with “The Boy”, they are both freezing and it is in the set of winter. The Man recalls his dream from the night before which depicted him…

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