Bears

One the Bear, presented by the La Boite Theatre Company and written by Candy Bowers, is a production that aims to explore the themes of identity, friendship, exploitation and cultural appropriation. The production also emphasises the grim reality that is the discrimination and oppression minorities experience, due to the inability of others to accept the differences within these groups of people. Although One the Bear effectively implemented Elements of Drama to communicate an intended dramatic…

illustrates maturation more patently throughout the plot of the story than in “The Bear” by William Faulkner. “Flight” by John Steinbeck is a short story that shows the steps of maturation in a short period of time; whereas, in “The bear” by William Faulkner maturation is shown through a longer period of time. In “Flight” by John Steinbeck the illustration of maturation is easy to see and comprehend; on the other hand, “The Bear” by William Faulkner requires deliberate examination of each step…

foxes, wolves, lemmings and raptors. Some of the animals, such as the caribou, depend on tundra vegetation to survive the year. Foxes are dependent on the polar bear for the majority of its meals. For example, as soon as a polar bear is done consuming a seal, the arctic fox will devour the remainders left of the seal, since a polar bear is unable to consume an entire seal. Migratory species, such as falcons, also use this habitat. Raptors eat lemmings, voles and hares. Some birds that live in…

I grew as a student in the area of knowledge. Before this semester I never knew that if you put a gummy bear in normal water that it figure would absorb the water. If you put a gummy bear with salt than the gummy bear has competition to collect water because of the salt. Now I know that water moves from high to low concentration. Just like in the gummy bear lab cells ask for water when they’re dehydrated. They also release water when they’re full. An interesting fact that I learned is that when…

The last sentence of “The Bear” shows how one becomes what they consume; therefore, humans are the stories they read when they submerge themselves into them. [SP 1a] In the last sentence, the narrator—a hunter—reflects on the pain he has caused another being, understands how bear and human are one, and empathizes with the bear [SP 7a]. In the last sentence, each appositive refers to the blood of the bear. The narrator is telling about how living off the pain and suffering of others when he…

Homesickness was absent due to the coziness of our cabin called City Bear. From the moment we arrived, the design of the cabin, with its gadgets and the view all around us, took my breath away. Our car bumped along the gravel road up to the cabin. City Bear rested on a ledge in the mountainside, in the middle of a hill rising to the top. A single lopsided tree grew in front of the cabin with a wooden plaque spelling City Bear nailed to the trunk. The cabin itself was two stories high with a…

Ripe Strawberry and The Big Hungry Bear is about a mouse who picks a fresh ripe strawberry from a tree. As he is picking the strawberry, an unknown narrator begins introducing the mouse to the story of the Big Hungry Bear. The narrator goes on to say that the Big Hungry Bear can smell the strawberry from a long distance, can recognize it anywhere and can even find the strawberry if it is hidden. Of course, the mouse is frightened. He is afraid of the thought of a bear preying on his only…

themselves. I already have that in the next sentence. But I like that sentence. But I want you to help. Every American has the right to bear arms, and many people have tried to unlawfully take that right away from us. Every American citizen has rights, and one of them is to possess a firearm. Several people have attempted to take away the right to bear arms. One of the most recent was President Barack Obama, attempting to take guns away from the people who are elderly, have disabilities,…

Tahltan Bear Dog Sketch2 Pharaoh Hound 727 The Extinct Tahltan Bear Dog Canada was at one time the home of the now extinct Tahltan Bear Dog. They were used for hunting black bears and Grizzles. They were small dog being bigger than a fox. They would tease and keep the bears busy until the native hunters got there to kill the bears with their spears. The Tahltan Bear dogs were the dogs of the Tahltan native that lived in British Columbia, Canada. The Tahltan natives killed the bears and…

No Holds Barred Poetry Who's to say what true poetry should be? Many people in the history of this underappreciated branch of literature seem to believe that poetry requires a traditional touch. However, famous poet Billy Collins disagrees wholeheartedly. Whereas most poets stick to the traditional status quo, Collins thinks outside the box and produces very interesting works. The difference between Collins and phonies who simply perform absurd acts for attention is his end goal. Collins’ goal…