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    He decides to just come out and tell Othello that Desdemona might be cheating on him and he doesn’t even know it, “O, beware, my lord of jealousy! That cuckold lives in bliss”(III.iii.195-197). Othello believes these things Iago is telling him and never asks Desdemona about it, he just automatically believes it’s true. Instead of asking her if its true he acts very suspicious and keeps trying to get her to confess, “Why…

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    stereotyped as beasts. Golding uses the boys to blatantly make the connection from a soldier in the war to Simon by referring to both of them as the beast. Golding makes a connection from a motherly pig to Simon and British soldiers. The sow in “maternal bliss” on page 134 was similar to Simon in terms of his maternal caring for the littluns and the tribe. To strengthen the connection between the pig and the British, Golding carefully crafted a scenario where the savages used guerilla tactics to…

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    dancing in the kitchen/and singing in the kitchen” she repeats the word “kitchen” is convey how bad her situation really is (Clifton 11-12). Her family is struggling to afford food. By stating everybody is singing and dancing, she is showing their bliss and ignorance. At this moment, their poverty is a little better since the lights are back on and they got a little money and they are cherishing and celebrating this rare…

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    The Virginian book is set in the western period. It is a book filled with adversity, jubilation, and prosperity. There are many characters in this book but the character that the book is centered around is the Virginian. The Virginian is a good natured middle-aged man. He is employed on a cattle ranch in Sunk Creek, Wyoming by Judge Henry. One day he is sent, by Judge Henry, to Medicine Bow on an errand to pick up one of Judge Henry’s guests. Because of the distance from Medicine Bow to the…

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    John Proctor, one of the brave few who stood in front of the courtroom, rejected the idea of witchery in Salem. Huck Finn escaped the wrath of his father, and risked his own life to help an escaped slave find the bliss of freedom. Both of these characters have an unspoken bravery about them. John didn’t consider himself brave, because he was drowning in the fear of his sins. Huck didn’t necessarily see himself as a brave person, because he just thought he was doing…

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    If you are watching WWE Smackdown Live, there's an interesting rivalry in the Women's Division...... On Monday Night Raw, there's Sasha Banks and Charlotte. They're going to collide for the Raw Women's championship inside Hell In A Cell in their upcoming pay-per-view. As a result, they're going to make history as the first women who will compete inside the most dangerous structure in the history of professional wrestling. This is going to be a must-watch WWE pay per view of all time. However,…

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    Kathleen Mccarty

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    Ignorance Should Not Be Bliss Humanity is divided into regions of great prosperity and dismal poverty. Kathleen McCarty's poem, "The World We Live In" contrasts people living in comfort and security with people living a life of hardships around the world. The poem also describes that life in first world countries is not perfect and those people often forget the awful living conditions others must survive in. In the poem, McCarty uses effective mood and imagery to demonstrate that people living a…

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    Ignorance is bliss is a common phrase to express that being in the dark is better than knowing the hardships of life. Unfortunately, this advice is not as helpful in execution. Society today lacks education to help them think for themselves and make educated decisions. The dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451, written by Ray Bradbury, exaggerates this danger through his character Guy Montag and his struggle to conform to a society where reading and knowledge is outlawed. The novel emphasizes how lost…

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    Man has a wisdom that leads him away from God in his revolution against God. Paul gives us insight into this in Romans 1:23-32. Man can persuade himself that his selfish way and his false religion are right, but this is not God’s way and it will lead to man’s own destruction. “There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the ends thereof are the ways of death” (Proverbs 14:12). Human foolishness appears through efforts to stand alone without God, or against God. Man develops warped…

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    are solely due to the transition from farming and man made tools to manufacture processes. With the start of the industrial revolution, humans were finally able to answer questions that they were not able to before. To homo sapiens, ignorance is bliss. When someone did not know the answer to a question, or were seeking to find evidence to support a theory, they either used scientifical research to guide them, or simply asked someone better educated for the answer. With these advancements in…

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