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    The monsters inside of us being our inner demons and the physical monsters like vampires which are a part of the supernatural. There is a lot of science vs. religion in gothic literature. This story plays an ode to a balance of the two, while Hurst is very “studious” (286) according to the narrator and seems to be a logical person who believes in science rather than unproved beliefs that is however not so. While Hurst seems to be the most logical of any protagonist we read in this…

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    There are two major themes that dominate the score of this film, a melodic solo saxophone, and dissonant trumpets over rhythmic drums. The sighing of the solo saxophone evokes the lonely melancholy of an individual alienated from the bigger environment he dwelled in. With the smooth, jazzy tones from the eight-bar sax, it also complements the night glamour of the New York City’s urban terrain. When we see Travis on his yellow cab passing through the various neighborhood of this fascinating city,…

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    Wormtongue is a malevolent traitor who exemplifies J.R.R. Tolkien’s belief that power is corruptive in The Two Towers: Book One. Wormtongue is not an influential character alone, but he leeches onto the power of Theoden and uses the force of betrayal to attempt his own personal gain. While Wormtongue’s ultimate loyalty remains to Saruman, he manipulates King Theoden to weaken the power of Edoras. While Wormtongue’s method of manipulation and strategic influence over Theoden gain him some…

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    One of the things that were done wrong in this movie was the timing of the movie. The movie is almost two hours long, which could be considered a problem. The Dark Knight is one hour and fifty two minutes. While the average movie is only an hour and thirty. There is not much of a time difference between the average movie time, and the actual running time of this one, but the difference could have…

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    Mr. Hyde was involved in two crimes against innocent and helpless citizens: a little girl and an elderly man. The first encounter involving a little girl, Mr. Hyde trampled her in the street. The novel “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” Stevenson states “The two ran into one another at the corner; and then came the horrible part; the man trampled calmly over the child's body and left her…

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    Venn diagram is consisted of two cycles that part of them overlaps and this diagram is used to represent the qualities of Ku Dong-hyeok character and the different paths that he can choose. In more detail, the one cycle represents the beliefs, ethics and morals that the police officers must have and the other cycle the corruption of the syndicate. The area of the overlap of the two cycles is no other than Ku Dong-hyeok. This means that now he has traits…

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    Patel 1 Jaival Patel Dr. Steltenkamp 11 L.C. English 26th February 2018 Wealth Creates Monsters Wealth can bring out the absolute worst in people. Although it has the capabilities to bring a sense of power and accomplishment it can also create a monster within a person. Such is the case in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel, The Great Gatsby. The majority of the characters were far wealthier than they could handle as consequently, they were irresponsible and destructive. Tom Buchanan, born into…

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    How does Dorian Gray’s portrait play a central role in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray? Bavarian International School Candidate Name: Sandra Forro Candidate Number: “There is something fatal about a portrait. It has a life of its own.” Supervisor: J. Cook Subject: English Literature Examination Session: April 2015 Word Count: In his novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde depicts a tale that revolves around the full-length portrait of Dorian Gray, whose marvelous…

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    someone about a situation. This changed however when Mr. Utterson asked him more about Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll didn't like Mr. Hyde at all and wanted to avoid the topic as quickly as possible. To Mr. Utterson, he felt as if Dr. Jekyll was hiding a secret or two. This makes Dr. Jekyll seem more disloyal than what he originally turned to so be. Mr. Hyde is very similar to this type of behavior. Whenever he would come home, he never stayed longer than an hour. Most of his servants barely ever see him…

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    Sirius Black’s quote. Dr. Jekyll is a good guy that plays by the rules, but has a secret. Jekyll is a well-known scientist who believes that in each human being there is a force of good and bad, which leads to his experiment to try to separate the two. The friendly scientist created a potion that changed him into a…

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