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    “It grew quicker and quicker, louder and louder!”Edgar Allen Poe has produced many great pieces but this one is possibly the best. I’m here to tell you about the “Tell Tale Heart”. This has been written as a story and used as a play. I have gotten to see both and they were similar and different in many ways. There were plenty of similarities in the “Tell Tale Heart”. In both, the old man has the “vulture eye” that makes another man mad(page 1). This man ends up wanting to murder him. In both…

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    Walt Whitman/Emily Dickinson Clash Essay Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson were both highly influential poetic writers in the twentieth century. Whitman portrayed the major characteristics of a transcendentalist while Dickinson demonstrated the core ideas of a realist. Whitman grew up in New York City and became a teacher at the age of seventeen. He despised the profession and quit because he believed that it was absurd to force students to conform to society’s standards. Whitman’s life is…

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    Tell Tale Heart Annotation

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    My body shuddered in agony, as I desperately gasped for air. My mother awoke, as she noticed pus-filled, blood sacs on my abdomen. She shrieked, as it appeared the life was being pulled out of me. Immediately, my mother sprinted to the town doctor, who had recently flown in within minutes. The physician injected me with a clear substance, as my body became relaxed. The darkness continued to swallow the town, as I became conscious. The insect that injected me with its poison still remains…

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    Claudia Espinoza Ms. Walsh English 9 HP 6 December 2015 Guilty or Not Guilty Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Claudia Espinoza, and I am the prosecutor of the case of Jack Merridew and Simon. Thank you for bringing your attention to this matter and listening to what I have to say. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, there is a difference between self-defense and an over-reaction. There is also a difference between what establishes reasonable doubt, and what adds up to just excuses made by the…

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    Witness, directed by Peter Weir, and The Man from Snowy River, directed by George Miller, are often categorized as very different films, but fit into the category of Syd Fields 3 Act Structure. Witness is shown as a crime thriller, whereas, The Man from Snowy River is an Australian coming of age drama. Both films have the same sub-plot of romance, but differ in some areas. Having romance as the sub-plot compliments both film’s plots and provides a soft element to the story. The romance changes…

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    The Hot Zone Analysis

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    1. What is your first impression of the novel? After reading the first portion of the novel, “The Hot Zone” by Richard Preston, I got the impression that this novel is more serious in the sense that it is mercilessly portraying reality. The initial section of the novel describes a few different characters who have either been infected by a deadly disease or are dealing with patients who have been experiencing intense symptoms of a deadly disease. In the end of this section, some of the most…

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    “Living well is the best revenge” although this quote has been passed down for generations, not everyone may follow it. In Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell Tale Heart” and “The Cask of Amontillado” the narrators seem to stray from this advice. Between the two stories the narrators have different motives with the same ending goal, success. For example, one narrator relies on revenge while the other madness. These two motives alone create the terror, suspense, and a creepy atmosphere the Poe is known…

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    The Raven Research Paper

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    “Poetry is the rhythmical creation of beauty in words.”- Edgar Allan Poe. A very idiosyncratic characteristic of Poe’s work is his use of gothic elements. These gothic elements keep the reader entertained, almost so they become (too) attached to the story/poem they are reading. When reading Poe’s work, it is almost impossible to not be engaged in it somehow. His stories, with the gothic elements, always have different impacts on different readers. A unique poem by Poe is ‘Eldorado’. A man is on…

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    The audience of this summary is a student learning about disabilities. The purpose is to give insight into the afflictions the body faces when an accident or illness causes you to lose control over your own body’s actions. The writing is more formal as this is an academic setting. The student would most likely be reading this summary to obtain understanding into the mind of one affected by disability, not just view disability as a physical thing. I am assuming the student has a moderate amount…

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    “The Black Cat” by Edgar Allen Poe is a short story about a man who struggled with depression, alcoholism, and a mental disorder but his cat calmed him. However, the man killed the cat he loved and later a similar cat came to him which had an abnormal resemblance to the past cat of his. This cat reminded the man of how cruel and mean he was to Pluto, the past cat, therefor he tried to kill the cat but instead killed his wife. My position is that he is insane and guilty. The narrator was…

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