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    First Responder Essay

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    What is a First Responder really? Some may say he is a civil servant while others may think he is a modern-day sheepdog [protector of others, aka. the sheep]. Personally, I agree on both accounts, furthermore, they exemplify the verse John 15:12-13 (English Stand Version), “This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” A First Responder is self-less, servant like, willing to die for…

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    Chapter 10 which is the last chapter of animal farm. Talks about how the animals are all equal. They work hard at least for themselves. They defend their farm and take care of it. They finally build 2 windmill and the farm gets larger. New animals come to the farm. There will be no Sunday meetings. The animal farm changed its name to manor farm. Years passed by really fast. No one can remember what happened in the past except clover, Benjamin, Moses the raven and a number of the pigs, Muriel,…

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    Tania Martinez March 5, 2015 Psychology Mr. Hays Crime and Punishment Psychological profile Crime and Punishment is a novel written by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Crime and Punishment is known to be Russian literature. He published this novel in 1866 while he was in Europe in 1865. Perhaps his finest novel, Crime and Punishment originated as a lengthy short story that dealt with, as Dostoyevsky himself stated, “The psychological account of a crime.”(Dostoyevsky,ix) He wrote Crime and Punishment in…

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    Pather Panchali Themes

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    Pather Panchali is the first film in the critically acclaimed Apu Trilogy created by Bengali director Satyajit Ray in 1955. Pather Panchali was originally a novel written by the Indian writer Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay and Ray was inspired to make the film while working as a graphic designer for the Signet Press. Ray was inspired to create the film while working on the illustrations for the book’s re-release in 1944 and the drawings would later be used by Ray as a guide for the movie script…

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    novel “Animal Farm”, the pig to human transition represents how failed revolutions only end up worse than their predecessors. With Napoleon, there is an increase in dealing with humans, even though the goal of the farm is to be run by animals. The original seven commandments are constantly being modified to fit the pigs agenda. On top of all this, the living conditions get progressively worse and the animals must work harder than before. The name change from Manor Farm to Animal Farm was…

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    Lionheart: A Short Story

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    He explained to rusty that he was training to be a Thunderclan warrior and there were four bad clans that kill anyone for food. He said it’s not safe to wander into the wild like that and Graypaw told him to run away. Rusty seemed confused about the whole situation but he still listened to Graypaw and jumped over a bush and not knowing if it’s safe. Over the bush, he stumbled into a divine-looking cat. Her name was Bluestar and beside her was Lionheart was beside her. Bluestar was the leader…

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    Joseph Stalin. In the satirical novella Animal Farm, the author Eric Blair creates a allegory about animals on a farm that symbolize the followers and leaders during The Russian Revolution of 1917. Napoleon, who represents Joseph Stalin, is a totalitarian leader that instills fear into the other animals in order for them to comply. Through the propaganda spread about Napoleon, the animals are brainwashed into thinking Napoleon is a beneficial leader the farm. It is shown that their lives are in…

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    Animal Farm/Communism Propaganda Propaganda is information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view. It comes in several different forms. Such as ad hominem, repetition, appeal to authority, appeal to fear, appeal to prejudice, bandwagon, and the common man. There are several different types used in Animal Farm. Here are some examples. The first sign of propaganda was Old Major’s. He was making a speech about the…

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    classic, Animal Farm, George Orwell uses a simple fable-style tale to exhibit how the shadow of tyranny that progressively engulfs an English farm relates to the timeline of the Russian Revolution and the Stalin Era. With the collective effort of the animals to successfully rebel against their oppressive farmer, they soon adopt the maxim: “All animals are equal” and aim to live in a classless society from that point on (Orwell 4). Although this is the animals’ initial intent, the farm…

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    In many revolutions, there is brought forth an ideal that many people will want or agree with. A few people or leaders start the revolution and show their followers what their world can be like if they were to follow them. In “Animal Farm by George Orwell” an ideal of a life without humans is brought forth by the pigs. In the beginning the pigs seem like perfect candidates to lead the revolution and execute the ideals, with their main statement being “Four legs good, Two legs bad”(pg 21).…

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