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    Every action comes with a consequence. In Edgar Allen Poe’s, The Tell Tale Heart, the narrator learns this. The man kills someone who bothers him, and believes that his plan is “perfect” enough to end his troubles completely. However, the theme was proven when the man is overcome with guilt after the murder. This message “every action comes with a consequence” is seen throughout the gruesome story in character, setting, and plot. Poe’s story starts out with the narrator pleading his sanity. In…

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    The Horror Genre has many dynamic components to make it what it is.The three works I am using are The Nightmare before Christmas, The cinderella story, and High Beams. These 3 pieces of work use archetypes, setting and mood to achieve the horror genre and draw the reader into the story or movie.The horror genre is best represented by a spooky setting that helps set up the story. Most of the time a horror passage will have some type of archetype that is in danger or trouble. Then they will have…

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    The Tell-Tale Heart

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    The Persistence of Memory and "The Tell-Tale Heart" also incorporates the motif of death in both their works that help to exemplify the concept of Surrealism and the unconscious mind. In "The Tell-Tale Heart", the story illustrates the absurd murder of the old man. The narrator tries to justify why he killed the old man by stating, "Whenever it fell upon me, my blood ran cold; and so by degrees -very gradually -I made up my mind to take the life of the old man, and thus rid myself of the eye…

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    Ok. So I have no idea what's going on but here's what I think happened... So first, Michael was going over to the sauna to relax. Likely being worried about being one of the scared contestants and being illegible for next killed, Little did he know that the killer had already planned their next murder. They had a black trash bag full of Salt Bae brand salt containers that they used to fill up Steam Tank 1 with. While filling up Steam Tank 1, they also filled up Steam Tank 2 with a stink bomb…

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    Explanatory Essay As a kid, I always loved Halloween, but never liked to watch scary movies. It might not make sense to most people, including my older sister. My older sister loves me and all, but she also loves to terrorize me, mostly like all older siblings. I was about 12 years old and it was Halloween night. It was late, after me and my friends were done trick or treating. I’d had a great night until I got home. My sister begged me to watch a scary movie with her. It was Halloween so I…

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    Bogard builds on his argument by explaining that everyday we get 6% more light which is stopping our darkness. We need our natural darkness to help with the night and preserve our energy. He said that every night over 80% of our cities/ towns are lit up. This is a problem because we already have light pollution and it is within our ability to solve it but he says how can we if we get 6% more everyday. In his argument Bogard starts with explaining the environment he grew up in and how it was…

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    The cat had a lot of significance in the Medieval Era and it held a lot negative connotations with the people of the time. The cat at the time was usually thought of as a pet/helper for witches or they were thought to be witches themselves. So with that thinking people started killing and torturing cats thinking that they were getting rid of witches by doing so. The reasoning the people at the time had for torturing cats is that cats move from here to there and not domesticated and this was…

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    Have you ever wondered what life would be like over the rainbow? Way up high in the lands of Oz? Have you ever wanted to know the real Wicked Witch of the West? Well then, you're in for a treat. Gregory Maguire is an American novelist born in Albany, New York in 1954. He received his PhD in English and American Literature at Tuft University. He is the author of many parallel novels and stories for both children and adults. The most famous of Maguire's novels is, without a doubt, Wicked.…

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    Often times, the smallest things can set someone off. In Poe’s poem, “The Raven,” there are many occasions where it seems that the speaker is being haunted by a supernatural being. There are many pieces of evidence to support the idea that the speaker is insane, as a result of the haunting. Given this information, it is possible to believe that the speaker was driven insane by a supernatural being, in this case, the Raven. The combination of the speaker’s sorrow and desperation for his lost love…

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    Are you an only child? Do you have siblings? Almost everything in our lives makes an impact on us. Edgar Allen Poe, an american writer, had many things that affected not only him but his writing. Looking back on his life, and maybe your own as reading this, you'll find out what affected Poe’s writing. I believe that we are shaped by ur past. It makes us who we are and affects our future in various important ways. Edgar Allen Poe, Poe for short, was and still is a very well known writer. His…

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