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    Two-Bit Two-Bit is a very easygoing character, from his jokes to his deep gray eyes, from his black-handled switchblade to his unfathomable liking of school. Two-Bit is a dynamic character. While not appearing in the story too much, he is a main part of the protagonists: The Outsiders. Two-Bit is laid-back, even in school. “He was still a junior at eighteen and a half and he never learned anything. He just went for kicks.” (Hinton, 10) This shows that Two-Bit is not stressing anything, that…

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    The biblical story of “Adam and Eve” is one commonly known. In Zora Neale Hurston’s short story “The Gilded Six-Bits” similar themes have arisen. Hurston has found new ways to represent all characters and objects from the biblical story into her own. Not only are the character’s present, but there’s two common themes as well; The concept of eating fruit from the forbidden tree, and the representation of God and religion. With her short story, Hurston has been able to retell the tale of Adam and…

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    African Storytelling, whether it be the oral tradition or the written tradition, hold within them an underlying message that can explain some form of African rituals or way of life. In God’s Bits of Wood, the rites of passage approach is used to explain some social commentary in African communities and gives insight on how they go about life and why things are the way they are. The social commentary explained through the rites of passage is that of how women in the African societies went from…

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    Rashad Jones World History 1320 MWF 11:00 a.m. Pre-colonial African society was traditionally very patriarchal and male-dominated. In, “God’s Bits of Wood,” the author Sembene Ousmane tells how the invasion of a technological, capitalist market economy and a railroad strike effected the gender relations between men and women and how the status of women was altered. During this time the men ran everything and were very dominant in and outside of their households. The technological advances…

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    Gilded Six-Bits Theme

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    to offer. As a husband and wife, Missie Mae and Joe fell into a deep, young love. Although Missie Mae cheats on her husband in order to get what he desired the most, Joe doesn’t leave her. Joe, in Zora Neal Hurston’s short story, “The Gilded Six-Bits,” forgives Missy Mae because of their happiness, true love, and new family. First of all, is it quite obvious Joe and Missie Mae make each other joyful. It is a usual routine “every Saturday afternoon” for them to play together like children…

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    safety campaigns, Keep the Bromance Alive and Little Bit Dead have the purpose of making Australian roads safer and discouraging unsafe habits. Keep the Bromance Alive encourages positive peer pressure, by showing men encouraging mates to not drink drive, not to speed and encouraging seatbelts. Contrastingly, Little Bit Dead discourages negative behaviour by showing a potential catastrophic outcome of unsafe driving. Unlike Bromance, Little Bit Dead focuses solely on drink driving, rather than…

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    Wilkinson Case Study

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    himself, Mr. Ajay Chopra, Mr. Ajmail Sammangha, Shinda Upple. He further estimated the cost of the equipment lost is as follows: 1. Six pipes valued at $4,000.00 and $5,000.00 apiece. 2. Two Collar valued at $15,000.00 to $18,000.00 apiece. 3. One Pilot Bit valued at $8,000.00 Mr. Deol estimated the cost and loss of each of the said items through “market value.” He claimed he knows what the market values of the new or similar equipment are through his knowledge of the drilling business. He…

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    Text in and as Art The Yale University Art Gallery is a place for those who appreciate and want to enjoy different types of art in a professional setting. The Yale Art Gallery contains pieces from all regions and all eras, including: African Art, Arts of Islam, European Art, Art and Industry in Early America, Indo-Pacific Art, and American Art and Decorative Art before 1900. Each room is set up in a unique manner to fit its design. For example, the Yosemite Gallery has red painted walls that…

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    There are many lessons to be learned in life, lessons which are learned through conversations, mishaps, and great experiences. One experience I had was a little bit of all three. It was a conversation, started wrong, but nevertheless ended up being a great experience in which I learned an important lesson, that there are times to give up, and times to not give up, and sometimes even though giving up might seem like the right option, not giving up can lead to great success. My senior year of…

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    the message or theme usually relates to love or substance abuse. A few decades ago, the messages were comparable, and even though society was quite different then, the themes in music were relatively the same. Two such examples are “Come a Little Bit Closer” by Jay and the Americans and “A Woman Needs Love” by Ray Parker Jr. Both of these songs share a common idea of women cheating. A genre that I do not care for is soul music and the song that falls in this genre is “A Woman Needs Love”. …

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