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    protect her, His own concept of education under suspicion and he gradually changes his way to get along with children. What 's more, when a insect lovers tells him that it takes 15 years to let cicada from laying eggs to break to adults, he realized that the relationship between Keita and him are is just like cicada, it already in imperceptible in live for many years. Therefore, he changed, he chase with Keita and trying to express this love and regret for him, he apologize the Keita and tells…

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    13 and 17 are both prime numbers. Mathematicians believe that their prime-number lifespan is not a coincidence, but has evolved as an effort to avoid predators. By emerging every 13 or 17 years, cicadas minimize the chance that their lifespans will be multiples of life-cycles of birds and other creatures that prey on them! Many artists and writers have been inspired by prime numbers. The French composer Olivier Messiaen used prime numbers to create…

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    The cicadas accompanied my Tchaikovsky and felt like old friends returning from a long trip away. Some days I would walk until my legs hurt. Some days I would walk so long that I would return hours later, and have to start getting ready for whatever fresh hell…

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    characters. In the scene where Tamora vows to massacre Andronicus and his family, sinister sounding music interrupts the steady stream of singing cicadas. The music is deep and contemplative, and like Tamora's pride, is acquainted with gnawing. After Tamora reveals her plans for vengeance, the music, like her deposition, again returns to a choir of unassuming cicadas. I thought Taymor's interpretation of Lavinia's rape was amazing. She was able to portray the devastating effects of rape…

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    There’s a little slice of Heaven in Marshall, Texas, where the sun shines through the pines and the sound of cicadas serenade you throughout your afternoon and the lake shines like a plate of polished silver in the early morning sun. When I first came to Camp Fern, I was on my own. Everyone else had known each other for at least two years, so I was the odd one out. In my cabin there was the usual sort. There was the popular one, the attention seeker, the joker, and the one you love to hate.…

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    Roaming the many galleries and halls of the Detroit Institute of art I found myself overwhelmed at the sheer number of paintings and styles. I thought to myself that I wouldn’t be able to select just one piece to focus on. I held that thought as I passed by the self portrait of Vincent van Gogh and the Elenor of Toledo and countless more. With nothing really speaking to me in the way I would have hoped, I began to think I would have to settle. Rounding a corner found myself in the American…

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    There are many elements within the book Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury that you have to read closely to catch. While he is more widely known for his science fiction and dystopian novels, Bradbury can write a very detailed realistic fiction. Therefore, we will have to dig deeper to find the true meaning of Bradbury's words. The certain elements that I will explore include character, themes, style, plot, and setting. The characters in Dandelion Wine are crucial to the plot of the book,…

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    One can imagine Hamilton’s residential pleasures while walking down the winding narrow paths engulfed by large trees, roses, and other shrubbery to the tune of chirping birds and cricketing cicadas. Exemplifying William Penn’s utopian vision of an isolate manor enclosed by rich vegetation, Hamilton deliberately built his estate on a landscape that would display his prominence. The construction of his manor was inspired by English villas which…

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    Back in the time of early civilizations, the world was far more diverse than it is in the present. The civilizations of Ancient China and Egypt were river civilizations, meaning they had to rely on the nearest water source. To get an idea of what there life was like, think about that. They had to get water from a lake or river, not a bubbler that purifies water. Both in Ancient China and Egypt, most of the non-wealthy men would have to find work on a farm. They would usually work for a noble,…

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    This is a story about my older friend Adam and my cousin Andrew. They were both fairly mischievous as children, And they decided that they needed weapons to play cops and robbers effectively. They also wanted to make armor they told me, but apparently grandpa didn 't know how to make wooden armor sadly. They told me of their adventures when they were just kids, Running around the woods getting poison ivy. But eventually they struggle through their challenges and reach their goals. On a gentle…

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