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    neatly pressed flowery dress and walked swiftly to the front doors of the supermarket with her toddler son. She saw a big sign in the front that read " Whites Only" she often asked her husband "私は白の資格がありますか?Watashi wa shiro no shikaku ga arimasu ka?" (do I qualify as white?) And he as always responded "Yes." She was actually…

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    295). This sentence is one that may have passed through the minds of many soldiers during World War I. This war was a transformative event that stripped these soldiers of their humanity, shifted their thoughts on nationalism, and it eventually killed most of them. This “Great War” was anything but great. These young men were often tricked into volunteering for the war without any knowledge of what lay ahead of them. But it did not take them long to learn of the misfortunes that they would soon…

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    and it wasn't worth it. I felt really upset when reading this book because my grandma not long ago past away and it reminded me of when my grandpa serve for the army and got kill by the other team of army dudes. It was the same date my grandpa and grandma died. It happen september 28 not too long ago, but it still gets me everytime. I hate when people die in the book it upsets me so much. I relate to stockings because I got dumped and I still have the necklace he gave me, but I could care less…

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    Kill Bill: Film Analysis

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    The two part film series Kill Bill, directed by Quentin Tarantino, was released in 1994 and follows the storyline of Beatrix Kiddo, who seeks revenge upon her five worst enemies and presumed killers of her unborn child. On the surface, this film seems to be just a bloody, cut-em-up Tarantino film, but when a feminist critical lens is applied to the film, some things become a little more apparent, such as the underlying implication towards Tarantino's progressive viewpoint on women’s roles in…

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    I Am Because We Are Culture is dynamic and as a result, traditional Asante have undergone great metamorphosis. The strong sense of communal spirit is gradually dying. In the recent past, the extended family system has become more nuclear: father, mother, and children (biological or adopted). This is explainable as a consequence of formal education, Christian influence through missionary activities, and colonization. The rich "I am Because We Are" philosophy is giving way to Western…

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    In William Shakespeare’s tragedy, “Julius Caesar,” Brutus and Antony portrayed two antagonizing reactions after Caesar’s regicide. This scene not only lays the framework for the rest of the play, but also exemplifies the personality traits of Brutus and Antony. Their persuasion throughout their monologues helps to rally the plebeians in support of their causes. In response, this scene marks a turning point in the play and subsequently foreshadows Brutus’ murder. It shows how Brutus’ actions and…

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    demonstrated in this heartbreaking text. “She would never understand: how I lie in bed every night, staring out my window at the stars trying not to think how it was hard to breathe because of this weight on my chest. I couldn’t sleep. Because if I slept, the weight on my chest might crush me, just because it was what I deserved” (Bennett 71). In this quote, Darcy is feeling miserable just at the thought of her brother dying. Whenever she thinks about him, she thinks of her as his murderer, and…

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    fundamentally with subject, the relation with his father, which is the main idea of the text. The author would like to emphasize the relation between Tommy and his father and the bond that is missing. The moral of this text is the psychological way of dying. The loss of innocence and empathy in Tommy Grimes. The title of this short story is a metaphor for the emotionally death of Tommy Grimes. In the quotation “a man always dies a little when he kills something” by Tommy´s father, it…

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    It is easy to see how Beowulf classifies as an epic hero, as his story in Beowulf, edited by M. A. Roberts, clearly follows the hero cycle. He possesses all the classic traits of a hero, including strength, bravery, determination, and loyalty. Beowulf receives his call to action when news of the monster Grendel terrorizing a nearby kingdom reaches him. He vanquishes Grendel, then kills Grendel’s mother as well. He uses legendary swords and faces mythical beasts. He defeats his final opponent,…

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    An Analysis on the Plot Development of the Short Story “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner 1. INTRODUCTION A short story is the art of imagination which is composed of facts and fantasy. It allows the readers experience different emotions and different lives through the characters. There are five basic elements of a short story. They are setting, plot, character, point of view and theme. These elements can be examined to analyze a short story. Among them, the plot is an important tool that…

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