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    of thunder hear my cry Character analysis In the book roll of thunder hear my cry, written by Mildred D.Taylor, Stacey is a young dark skinned boy. Who faces challenges with his race and friends. He also has trouble growing up, wanting to be the man of the family, while his dad is away for work on the railroad. He feels responsible for the things that are happening with his family. Today I will be talking about stacey, a character in Mildred D.taylor's, book Roll of thunder Hear my cry.…

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    The Goodness Within The novel, The Road, by Cormac McCarthy, was published in 2006 and won the Pulitzer prize in 2007. The Road is about a father and a son who have to try and find a way to survive a post-apocalyptic world. In this world, the will to survive causes a loss in morality and values. The choices people make in order to survive defines whether they’re good or evil, and these choices must be made everyday. As illustrated in The Road , the father and the boy set out making good…

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    Elizabeth George Speare, Matt’s dad faced this dilemma on whether to leave his son alone while he returned to get the rest of his family. Even though Matt is more skilled and capable than the average 12 year old today, his dad still should not have left him because Matt is too young, Colonial Maine is too uncivilized for a boy to be by himself, and his father was too uneasy upon taking his departure from Matt. First of all, Matt is too young. He was only 12 years old at the time when his father…

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    Iron Maiden. Because this ballad is a song, tells a story, and contains other elements of a ballad, it easily represents a modern rock ballad. This song does not maintain a regular rhyme scheme; however, it repeats a few lines: “Can’t believe all the lying/ All the screens are denying/ That the moments of truth have begun/ Can’t you see it on TV?/ Don’t believe them in the least bit/ Now the days of our ending have begun.” The song features a few breaks in which a guitar is accompanied by a…

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    father son relationship between Elie and his father argues that natural, loving relationships deteriorate when individuals are faced with unbearable circumstances. The first example of father-son relationships occurs early on in the novel. During the first days at Auschwitz Wiesel’s father, asks where the restrooms are located. The guard strikes the old man and Wiesel does not try to prevent the violence: “I did not move. What had happened to me? My father had just been struck, before my very…

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    of advice written to his faraway son, Lord Chesterfield reveals his own personal values that he attempts to pass on through the use of figurative language, irony, and parallel structure. Through these means he tries to restrain his son from his son from his pursuit of pleasure in favor of the pursuit of knowledge and scholastic success. Finally, Lord Chesterfield frequently employs parallel structure in his letter to emphasize certain points he wishes his son to take away. These salient…

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    Atticus's Courage

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    In To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Atticus is full of courage for shooting Tim Johnson, which allows Jem to gain respect for him. Before the shooting of Tim Johnson, Jem thinks that his “father didn’t do anything. He worked in an office, not in a drugstore. Atticus did not drive a dumptruck for the county, he was not the sheriff, he did not farm, work in a garage, or do anything that could possibly arouse the admiration of anyone” (118). Jem views Atticus as a below average parent, due to…

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    In Li-young Lee’s poem A Story, Lee uses literary devices such as syntax and dialogue in order to convey the complex relationship of the father and son to the reader and ultimately deliver the message that a parent can give and give to their child, but eventually the time will come for that child to part ways with them and start on a new journey. To begin this poem, Lee gives us a look into the life and feelings of the father in the poem. He uses syntax effectively as he opens the poem with,…

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    Titus's Feed Analysis

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    Titus is the perfect example of the expected product of the Feed based environment. The Feed creates a way of life which causes Titus to heavily influenced, as well as dependent on it, this phenomenon is most apparent during the deactivation of Titus’s Feed. Accordingly, he felt a certain kind of helplessness while he was no longer enveloped by constant stimulation. The influence of the Feed on Titus is shown every time he uses one of the unsophisticated slang words of the feed, and every time…

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    Hop (2011) and Gay Easter Bunnies, The Future Liberals Want? There are several societal discourses surrounding holidays and their figures. Was Jesus, a man born in a predominantly non-white area, white? Is Santa, a completely fictional character, allowed to be played by a black man? While those are things I could weigh in on, I’d like to introduce a new one. Based on the movie Hop (2011), I propose that the current Easter Bunnies are gay. Hop (2011) is a movie about a guy named Fred and how he…

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