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    With so many different people living in the world, there are bound to be differences of opinion and how we all look at things. Even when reading the exact same essay, we interpret it different based on how we grew up and what we have been exposed to. For example, in the essay “Soup,” it is easy to assume that Yeganeh is all about soup when he says “Soup is my lifeblood” in the first sentence. When he says “I am extremely hard to please” I would assume he is talking about his employees and the…

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    First of all, Rumplestilskin and Frankenstein are both monster and human, they can define as hydric monsters. In the stories both characters are immortal, Rumplestilskin never dies and Frankenstein is never caught. These monsters have different appearance for society: Rumplestilskin is a short guy with long hair, point hears and point shoes, and Frankenstein is a tall monster with yellow skin color. These differences do not allow them to express…

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    Tuskegee syphilis experiment was a horrific study done on African American men in 1932, with many unethical actions. The men were told that there were being treated for having “Bad blood”, when in fact they had a sexual transmitted disease that can lead to painful, and deadly symptoms such as hallucinations, weak nervous system, or even cardiovascular problems. The are many unethical points in this study that were overlooked. One being is that the men were not informed on the whole purpose of…

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    We witness in the novel how Victor Frankenstein maintains a child like curiosity for all things in the world far into his adult life. I believe it was this curiosity that sent him spiraling on a quest for knowledge that would eventually lead to his downfall. Originally I believed that Frankenstein's pursuits were purely based on his love for science and therefore justified. However, as time went on and he acquired more knowledge he began to develop a superiority complex. Regardless, he was still…

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    The book, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, is written by the author, Robert Louis Stevenson. The idea for the book originated from a nightmare that he had one night. After the nightmare he wrote the book in three days. The book tells a mysterious story in the setting of Victorian London. This was a time in Great Britain during the 1800’s. In the novel, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Robert Louis Stevenson uses imagery, diction, and details to create a dark mood. In the novel, Robert Louis Stevenson uses…

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    Real Life Epic The Odyssey has many things in similar to real life. There are many challenges we must face, and many things will try to stop us from reaching our goal. Sometimes, our goal may seem hopeless, but if we keep going, we can reach it. An example of something in real life corresponding to the Odyssey is how people can try and hold you back from your goal. For example, I wanted to be a snare drum player on the NHS drumline, but my skills were not good enough for me to make it. I…

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    Fear In Gothic Literature

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    Many people have at least read several novels that are classified as “horror”, such as “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley. Yet, these texts would not have been possible if not for the authors during the Gothic era that laid the foundation for such works to be created by today’s novelists. The novels Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole and “Sir Bertrand” by Anna and John Aikin, give excellent examples on this subject. It was these works where the architectural environment helped give the text a sense…

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    Nightmare On Elm Street

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    A Nightmare on Elm Street questions the existence of a rare psychological affiliation that causes unexplained nocturnal deaths happening in seemingly healthy young adults and whether or not it is linked to a post-traumatic tension in their past that must have built fear in them. The idea behind this movie was the enigmatic deaths of healthy refugees in 1981 just three years earlier to the production of the first Elm Street film. As newspapers looked into the causes of the mysterious deaths the…

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    Is Deadpool a villain or a superhero? Well, Deadpool must be a hero because he sometimes does the right thing for the right reasons, but his rash actions speak louder than his honest word. Deadpool is that one anti-hero that everyone questions whether if he is a villain or a hero. Deadpool is known as the mercenary with a mouth “because he is quite talkative, with long streams of dialogue, rambling, and vocal thoughts” (Dustcircle). Many authors make stories of Deadpool either being a good guy…

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    Historical Context of Frankenstein Frankenstein is more than just a horror novel. Like any work of literature, it is a window into the times in which it was written. An individual with enough skill to closely read for evidence can gather a plethora of information by reading between the lines of text. The story of Frankenstein reveals a lot of the thoughts and fears of people during the early 1800’s. Reading between the lines, and analyzing the characters of Frankenstein and his tragic Monster,…

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