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    Miss Havisham's Suffering

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    lead them to cause suffering in the life of another. Estella’s the girl adopted by Miss Havisham so Miss Havisham could inflict suffering on her and boys that entered Estella's life. Miss Havisham on her wedding day was left by her fiance at the altar at 8:40 in the morning. This makes her want to inflict that same suffering onto others, namely Pip and Estella. Miss…

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    When the person to the left of me lit my candle with theirs, my heart started beating faster and faster. The longer I stood there, the more certain I became. God was calling me to be a missionary. A tear slid down my cheek as I made my way to the altar. I placed my candle on the edge of…

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    History has shown that no good can ever come from revenge. Throughout the plot of the drama, Beatrice, and Benedick are tricked into confessing their love for eachother, and Claudio is tricked into rejecting Hero at the altar. At the end, Claudio agrees to marry Leonato's “niece,” but it is actually Hero. In the play “Much Ado About Nothing” by William Shakespeare, Hero and Beatrice are character foils of each other because of their personality traits, opinions, and how they interact with other…

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    After reigning for twelve years, Alexander the Great had died from being very sick. With him passing meant for a new ruler, and his name was Antiochus Epiphanes, son of King Antiochus. This man that had been a hostage in Rome had come in and changed many things like for instance: removing the marks of circumcision, abandoned the holy covenant, made people join the Gentiles and sold themselves to do evil, and even entered their sanctuary and took all good things from it. This all had truly…

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    It is common to lie in bed at night and review the past. Even more common to dwell on the things that affected us emotionally: rejection, abandonment, words that were swallowed and never said. Misery loves company, but we eagerly RSVP to the pity party. As readers, we enjoy reading these stories and relating to these characters. The feeling of hopelessness or embarrassment resonates with all, including the characters that were introduced in the past few weeks. In these stories, one thing is…

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    Creon Character Analysis

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    From the beginning of the play, Creon believes he has the ultimate power, which leads to Antigone being led to her death. Not only this, but Creon's orders to deny Polyneices a burial infuriate the gods to the point where all the altars are tainted. The gods even sent Creon a warning in the form of the prophet Teiresias; he warned Creon that deaths would occur if the wrongs were not fixed. However, due to Creon's pride and inability to recognize the gods' strength, several deaths…

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    series, Adam. Unfortunately, I have been in a slump with the Lorien Legacies novellas lately, as I have found a considerably amount of inconsistencies when compared to the central novels and within the novellas themselves. Little bits of information altar, and clearly show that no one is checking these novellas before publication (However, that is a rant for another day). I'm having to power through this fact and breathe. The author is only…

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    against human nature, and the blurry line between good and evil. Young Goodman Brown refers to himself as “a good Christian” (Hawthorne ??), however, he bases his moral high ground on the Puritan beliefs. Deep in the woods, Goodman Brown discovers an altar with many of his fellow godly associates gathered around. Consequently, he learns sinners fill his church. A choice follows; does Goodman Brown continue to follow the unholy men, or does he turn away? Following his religion…

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    hours to come and visit their family so it is very important for families to set up ofrendas because sometimes the spirits may have a hard time finding their way home. Families will also place marigold petals in the shape of a cross in front of the altar, while placing them outside around the house as well. They do this because it is known to help guide the soul to the…

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    religious practices, people don't become gods but more just believe in them. In the story of “Cupid and Psyche”, a mortal woman becomes a deity after being bullied by a jealous God for her beauty and all the men of the town falling for her. Venus’ altar had been deserted due to the fact that they were all over the new young child Psyche, which offended the God. The way to become a god is not an instant action, but a long processing that involves a lot of work from the individual pursuing…

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