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    that had screamed. The cat had made me kill my wife, and its cries had given me away. I had walled up the monster within the tomb,” quoted from Edgar Allan Poe in The Black Cat. Using literary terms is one of Edgar Allan Poe’s strong points in his writing. In The Black Cat Poe uses figurative terms, for instance foreshadowing and alliteration, in a way that helps the story to remain interesting and flow fluently. With plot being an important necessity in a story, The Black Cat has a distinct…

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    Have you ever looked outside and seen a cat or dog without a home? Cats and dogs are sweet animals but sometimes they can be mean. But when allowed to roam free around they can become restless. When cats and dogs are raised like that and sometime they have to do it to stay alive. Because the people who do not want or are unable to continue to provide care of their animals anymore so they let them go free instead of taking them to an adoption center. Why do cats and dogs affect our ecosystem what…

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    Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Black Cat” is an account told by an unreliable narrator of an alcoholic, murderous madman who claims he loves animals, but kills them in a fit of madness. In the beginning, the narrator confesses that he has a great love for cats and dogs because they are loyal, unlike humans. The narrator marries and introduces his wife to his hobby of owning pets. One of these beloved pets is a black cat named Pluto. The man starts drinking and thus his personality changes drastically.…

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    time with a cat. I was at a friend’s place to hang out and was informed that he had a pet. Years of watching television and the media told me that these furry beasts were the cutest things I’d laid my eyes on, and so I embarked throughout my friend’s house to find it. When I finally found it, it was everything I’d imagined. I spent more time playing with the cat that day than with my friend, and observed where it was at any given time. It was at that moment that I fell in love with cats. Every…

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    A dog or a cat? Of course, a dog is man’s best friend and is the most preferred pet of choice in America according to most recent polls. But how could anyone not love a dog? They are fun loving, come in all shapes, sizes, and love to please their owners. Not to mention certain dogs can be trained to be in K9 units and hunting partners. This does not automatically mean cats come in second place, some just have a preference to what pet they like to own. Does one have to be a “cat person” to…

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    In Marina Carr’s By the Bog of Cats, the play opens with the Hester Swane dragging a dead black swan across the stage who, as the audience is about to find out, is going it die in the next twelve hours just like the swan from which she takes her name. Playing a vital role in the audience’s reaction to the piece, names within Carr’s play evoke a sense of destiny as characters full their own prophesies. For instance, Carr choses Carthage Kilbride’s name with distinct purpose. Carthage…

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    In "The Black Cat", the narrator starts off as being a nice person. He loved his wife and the animals. His personality changed ever since he started to drink and became an alcoholic. He would abuse the cat when he drank too much. “I began to drink too much wine… I became quick to anger.” The black cat wouldn’t go near him ever since he became an alcoholic. One night, he came home thinking that the cat had ignored him, so he took out his penknife and removed the cat eyes as revenge, He also…

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    The Black Cat is a story of where the narrator experiences many internal conflicts were found. The man was struggling with being an angry drunk, abusive, and just being crazy in general. One example is when the man had started to drink constantly. The drinking affected him because he started to abuse his animals and his wife, but he did not feel guilty about hurting them. Another example of internal struggle in The Black Cat is when he hung his cat because he did not want to look at it and see…

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    Cat and Rodents Have you ever wondered how cats, rats, and mice became great enemies? There are two theories. There is the ancient Chinese legend “Cat and Rat Legend of the Chinese Zodiac” and “How Cats and Mice Became Enemies.” In Cat and Rat It is about a race and the first twelve to get to the finish line gets a year named after them. In Cats and Mice is about the conflict that happens between cats and mice to make them despise each other. I will give the similarities and differences…

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    mother that i am grateful to him and has given me great pleasure.This quote is taken from the trickster tail Master Cat. The master says that he's thankful for the rabbit. Trickster tales that contain similarities and differences of Master Cat and How Stories Came to Earth. In Master Cat and how stories came to earth there are several simularities.One of the first simularities of Master Cat and How stories Came to earth is how they use Anthropomorphism. Anthropomorphism is the act of taking…

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