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    Equiano Husband

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    society and celebrated by many. Both the man and women are usually betrothed when young by their parents. After marriage women were then seen as their spouses property. Equiano supports this when writing "On this occasion a feast is prepared, and the bride and bridegroom stand up in the midst of all their friends, who are…

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    Research Paper On Gypsies

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    Marriage has always been a thing, now and in the past, there are numerous ways of tying the knot with the love of your life. Gypsies are also everywhere both in the past and the present. There are different tribes and communities, sometimes you won’t know if you’re are looking at a Gypsy. They live their lives along the lines of what we do, with some accommodations here and there. They one thing that probably is the biggest moment in a gypsy’s life is their wedding. Preparation and performance…

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    Princess Bride Analysis

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    Princess Bride is a critically-acclaimed film based on a novel that includes strong aspects of the hero’s journey. Rob Reiner, the director, creates a perfect mix of comedy, fantasy, and romance which successfully delivers the deconstructive interpretation that Inigo Montoya is the hero of the story rather than “the man in black”. Inigo Montoya’s call to adventure begins when his father is unrightfully murdered by the six-fingered villain and his drive for revenge establishes the events that…

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    Borat Documentary

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    The simplistic definitions of what documentary and mockumentary are has caused audiences to become cynical to what truth there is in factual films. The film ‘Borat: Cultural learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan’ directed by Larry Charles also known simply as Borat combines both fact and fiction while using mockumentary styling. Documentary is described as a creative treatment of actuality. Mockumentary is known as a fictional narrative that takes the form of a…

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    This ideal is demonstrated by the rape of Sabine women, a tale of the romans kidnapping Sabine women, then making brides out of them. The attack causes the Sabine men to go to war with the romans but before any bloodshed may begin, the women stand between them and ask to think of the children. Therefor stopping a war and protecting the people of Rome…

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    By 2020, there will be about 40 million Chinese men who will not be able to find brides, at least Chinese ones. In economic terms, the relative scarcity of women is giving them bargaining power. A bachelor in China may pay a woman’s family up more than ten thousand dollars for her hand in marriage. The man is also usually expected to provide an apartment for him and his bride to live in. Since it is very expensive to acquire a wife, couples actually desire daughters over sons…

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    The Princess Bride is written like a fantasy/ fairy-tales, But the movie has a modern twist to a traditional fairy tale. It’s not like any other, it’s a satire/ parody fairy tale because it creates an exaggerated story based on traditional fairy tales. The superhuman characters of Westley, Inigo, Fezzik, and Vizzini are created to put the story on a grand scale. Each of these characters plus many more posses powers that normal people do not have. This movie shows good versus evil, hero versus…

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    Sacrifice In Ancient Rome

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    The slave industry was highly regulated by the Roman government and required paperwork to be filled out for every slave. Slaves were obtained by trading with other nations, debt, crime, and kidnapping, and were then sold into markets. A rather ugly part of slavery, that was like religion, was the sacrificing of a child to a slave master in order to pay a debt. Children were sometimes sold if the parent was unable to feed them or if money was…

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    There are many cultures around the world and each of them have different beliefs and practices that they abide by on a daily basis. It is these beliefs and practices that make them who they are. This also separates them from other cultures surrounding them. The cultural practice that I chose to discuss is practiced by the Sudanese Latuka tribe. This particular tribe is located in the Equatorial part of the South Sudan and have a population of about two hundred thousand people. They are a people…

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    There are many cultures around the world and each of them have different beliefs and practices that they abide by on a daily basis. It is these beliefs and practices that make them who they are and separate them from other cultures surrounding them. The cultural practice that I chose to discuss is practiced by the Sudanese Latuka tribe. This particular tribe is located in the Equatoria part of the South Sudan and have a population of about two hundred thousand people. They are a people that…

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