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    trauma from watching a clown in a circus who she thought was going to fall to his death and throughout that she notices that everyone is cheering it on and laughing. Much as happens in her real life where tragedies occur and the people surrounding her do not react in a manner expected by her. The Secondary characters in the dream are the circus director and clown. There is also a man who rides a horse around the circus. The dream takes place in a circus. This circus is the same that Miranda Rhea…

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    Throughout Jacob’s experience at the circus he falls in love with a married woman that…

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    important. Uncle Al uses utilizes false advertisement throughout the circus to bring in large audiences. On Jacob’s first day of working at the circus, he is assigned to working as a greeter for the sideshow. Cecil, the announcer declares to all the men in the crowd, “‘And now- my apologizes ladies, but this is for the gentleman only… If you’ve got manly blood flowing through your…

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    against you including your friends and family? Flik the main character in the movie A Bug's Life was striving to please his colony. However, no matter what he did the outcome was mostly negative. Until Flik made a trip to the city where he met some circus bugs who helped him and his colony gain freedom from the grasshoppers. Linda Seger the author of the essay “Creating the Myth” explains the Hero Myth. The Hero Myth is a basic story structure that many movies follow. Flik’s adventure is a great…

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    to allow their children to go to the circus. it continues as Hester attempts to reason with William, the husband, by stating how hard their boys have worked over the summer and that they deserve a reward for doing so. Throughout the whole time that she was ranting, William silently read a paper, allowing her to continue as he listened.…

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    He was a tiny ball of fur that would run between giant legs and not get trampled. He would stay my friend for the next eighteen years. The circus ultimately taught me that every individual in a group has responsibility and must trust fellow team members. Responsibility is a trait that I think is most important in an individual. Responsibility takes many forms, as in completing an assignment…

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    that circus in town tomorrow.” It also shows in the second paragraph where she said this and William did not answer. It states, “she usually divined his arguments and assailed them one by one before he uttered them.” It also said in the third paragraph, “His sisters in Virginia had often said that only a quiet man like William could have ever lived with Hester Perkins.” These statements, in these paragraphs show the boastfulness of Hester regarding whether or not her sons may attend the circus. …

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    Water for Elephants goes along two story lines, both featuring Jacob, who is the main character. The story follows him in his old life, and back to his young life as he meets new friends, his wife, and lives life in the circus. Throughout the book, the story switches back and forth between old and young Jacob, and eventually ideas start to connect and we see how little Jacob progressed into old and experienced Jacob. In the majority of Water for Elephants, Jacob is young and innocent, just going…

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    Christopher Mele, an American journalist, wrote an article published by the New York Times, “Ringling Brothers: Barnum and Bailey Circus end its 146-Year Run,” on the culmination of the Ringling Brother’s circus performances. Once activists claimed circus employees maltreated the elephants for entertainment, an uproar of tension erupted, upsetting the ticket sales. These emotions spread throughout the United States. As a result, the Ethical Treatment of Animals, an animal rights organization,…

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    One day, the circus members went swimming together. Will was left on the beach seemingly ignored by the others. He calls out, but no one answers. Will starts to cross the pond, falls in, and realizes he can swim. All of his friends surround and congratulate him. Later he creates a show for the circus where he jumps from fifty feet in a pool. This inspires other children with disabilities and encourages their…

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