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    What if the person one looks up to or longs to return is not the person they expect that person to be? In the Odyssey, by Homer, this is the case for Odysseus. He is not the man everyone thinks he is. To begin with, the epic the Odyssey is about the return of the “great” king of Ithaka, Odysseus, from the Trojan War. He spends ten years fighting the war and is now on his way home where he is creating tension that is prolonging his return to Ithaka. This tension is making Odysseus show his true…

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    season it's good to keep up with them making sure they are doing ok and seeing if they need anything because they are letting you hunt on their land for free. Someday i'm going to teach my kids how to hunt just like my dad taught me. So i believe that a bow symbol would be good for me because I've grown up with it and formed…

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    variations to the poem including author’s basing their books off the poem and movies that were written to follow the story line. The Odyssey is a representation of a person trying to find their identity and a soldiers journey home from war, which helps to tie The Odyssey to World Civilizations. The Odyssey picks up where Homer’s previous epic poem, the Iliad, ended, it has been ten years…

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    As the Revolutionary War faded in Nathaniel Bryce‘s memory, another image filled his mind. The smell was one they remembered from their adventures during the Revolutionary War. It was gunpowder! “Not another war”, was all Nathaniel Bryce could think. As Nathaniel Bryce looked down, he saw that they were dressed in a Union uniform… Looking up at the blue uniforms, he noticed a strange looking man with a beard. It was a man known as Ulysses S. Grant. Out of everything that Nathaniel Bryce’s…

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    Necklines were low cut or adorned with jewels, bows, or lace. Buttons were commonly small and white, or with a pearlescent finish on formal garments. Common collar styles included classic, boat neck, and peter pan. Most blouses had either short, long, cap, or sleeveless sleeve lengths. Popular pullover…

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    yourself, eventually you will become the person you want to be. Forrest never gave up. In a way, I believe many people give up more as they get older. Try to remember when you were six years old and learning to tie your shoes. Nothing seemed more important than getting those two bunny ears to make a bow. Now, we give up at the first sign of a problem and don’t seem to look back. Another reason why I connect with Forrest Gump is because of his compassion. In one of the scenes where he is serving…

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    The Chariot

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    thrive without a strong military to protect it, and a strong military cannot exist without the organization and resources of the state. In fact, Lee suggests that a state needed a military force in order to exist at all. As stated by Lee, “we can tie virtually every one of the so-called definitional characteristics of the state to the ways they provided a competitive advantage in conflicts with other states” (37). The standard definition of a state referring to a society with a centralized…

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    Sea Kyanna's Tragic Hero

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    was cut to protect and not to entice the supple leather clung tight for mobility and highlighted her feminine curves rather than hid them. A wavy shock of thick auburn hair cascaded down her back, held at the nape of her thin neck in a utilitarian tie. Her face was slender and clever, with high cheekbones underscoring piercing, searching green eyes. Her men watched her as she crossed the deck as well, although their eyes were searching for orders. Nearly two dozen swordsmen, scouts, and riders,…

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    outside and decides to let the girls know that they are inappropriately dressed. It becomes a problem and the girls rush out while Sammy decides to quit his job in the climax of the story, leading to a falling action of him folding his apron and red bow tie. Sammy was fed up with Lengel, and just decided to take matters in his own hands. Godfather Death and A&P had a crisis that was dealt with, which leads to the resolution of the…

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    your own YouTube's "How to tie a winter scarf" and shows you how. For those who like the dressy way to wear a cold weather scarf, this is it. Loose, cute and casual A cute casual way to wear your scarf, but the same video is boring. Place the scarf on your neck and keep it a little longer on the left. You pull the right as if you are tying a knot, but do not pull the scarf completely. Please leave it with half a knot instead. This creates a cute loop resembling a bow. Wipe the loop a little and…

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