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    Warsaw Symbolism

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    Warsaw, A Symbol of Resistance and Courage “The horrors experienced by the Jews of Warsaw in their two years of confinement are almost too vile and inhuman to have been created by the hands of men.” (Finegersh 1) Although the odds were against them, the Jews of Warsaw took desperate measures to escape life in the ghetto. They started with unexpected resistance, which turned into an uprising; although they did not succeed, they will always be remembered as a symbol of resistance for fighting…

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    as he gets closer he realizes that it’s a man. He pulls the car over next to the man and he says, “Where are you heading?” “Into Silverton, it’s just 20 minutes. . .” “Oh I know where that is, it’s pretty much on the way. Hop in, i’ll give you a ride.” The hitchhiker climbed in and when the light hit his face, Jerry could see that he was not much older than he was. Around his late 30’s, but he was poorly dressed and his clothes were ragged and torn. He regretted his decision as soon as he had…

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    Emmanuel's Gift Analysis

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    Emmanuel’s rise from poverty when the Prime Minister, who once shunned him, holds an important ceremony honoring Emmanuel; this is supposed to invoke a feeling of pride from the viewer. The directors then reveal the disabled people, who were once beggars, almost at the point of tears out of their gratefulness to Emmanuel. During these emotional moments, the music is swelling and picking up to indicate the feelings of joyful…

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    stopped for me” /“The Carriage held but just Ourselves” (545-546 - Line 2-3). This demonstrate that Dickinson portrays Death as a real character: Death is a gentleman suitor who is riding a carriage and it is kindly waiting to take the speaker on a ride. However, one can conclude that the speaker was not afraid of Death, in a way that the speaker was comfortable riding the chariot with Death. For instance, “Were toward Eternity” (546-Line 24) shows that Death it’s on the way to take the…

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    “If wishes were horses, beggars would ride”. We all as humans strive to focus on our wishes and work hard to complete our goals. Our temptations directly affect most of our actions in our daily activities of life. Being a slave to these desires is an emblem of our human nature. Some of these wishes and desires remain our wishes for our entire life while some are just impulses which do not need to be satisfied. Control of mind is something not everyone can achieve but in this poem Sir Gawain has…

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    Siddhartha Journey

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    The story follows him from young adulthood into his elderly years, and among the many paths he chooses. There many times you see Siddhartha stumble, pick himself up, and try again. Hesse is making the point that enlightenment does not come quickly, it does not come easily, and it does not come without making mistakes. The book opens with Siddhartha in his home town. It is here we learn Siddhartha is blessed and cursed with being the town's “prince of Brahmins.”(6) Most readers would agree that…

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    “Your gifts are not about you, leadership is not about you, your purpose is not about you. A life of significance is about serving those who need your gifts, your leadership, your purpose.” I live in a bubble: wealth, comfort, education, and love. Not everyone in our world lives like this, not even everyone in our country lives like this. I knew there were people that were starving, homeless, abused, or ignored; what I did not know was how many. I had never been out of the country until last…

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    Napoleon unexcelled upholds the customs of the French Mutate pro he beneficial to win and steady enthrone allow aptitude. Close jurisdiction appreciation to skills , Napoleon adhered to the high-minded dutifully. In climax talk to Her Highness potency, Napoleon spoken, “We are waging spar as unstinting enemies, and we try for solitarily to palpitate the tyrants who charm [the Italian blood]” (Document 1). He tells them to be gallant of alternative countries, to apropos them be entitled to they…

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    will never be known. Throughout The Odyssey Athena always makes a plan ahead of time through every situation. She influenced the Phaeacians princess to wash robes that morning, so that Odysseus could achieve a ride home. The Goddess diverted Penelope’s mind when the maid found out the beggar was really Odysseus. When Odysseus is fighting the suitors she makes the spears miss him and Telemachus, along with the workers. Every step of the journey has always had some sort of impact by Athena.…

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    Personal Memoir When I was eleven years old my mother decided it was time to learn about where we truly came from. In December of 2011 my family prepared for a crazy trip. For the first time since the 1980s, my mother and now our family, was going to Honduras. My mother, along with her entire family, was born in Honduras and moved to the United States when she was a teen. Living in the U.S for so long didn’t change my mother much, she continued to be adamant on traditions of her country;…

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