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    “The Farmer among the Tombs” by Wendell Berry presents a surface level call to action in utilizing the space taken up by graveyards, affecting the audience in a powerful way; however, when read closely this poem shows its other side, a side contained in Berry’s nuanced hints that draw the reader to a deeper conclusion. It is obviously that this poem contains a specific structure: two sections (or sentences) that convey contradictory tones separated by a line of two short imperative commands.…

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    “World War Two in Europe was over” (274). This quote from Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five, is from last few pages of the book, which are particularly enlightening as to what Vonnegut’s opinion about war is, because of how he uses his experience from World War II. Using imagery and diction, Vonnegut shows that when explaining war, there is not much to say about it that’s intelligent and makes sense. Diction is used by the author in that his word choice shows why war is hard to describe.…

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    soldier manner of being tough and unsusceptible to pain. However, this is just a coping mechanism used by the soldiers to deal with the traumatic experiences they have faced. After the soldiers see stacks of brand-new coffins while they are on their way to the front line, the only…

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    sadness left inside Nick’s heart because the breeze creates a mysterious yet sad and emotional atmosphere for the audience. The wail of the breeze is an example of diegetic sound and the moving of the white curtains in the room where Gatsby lies in his coffin could be that Gatsby’s ghost still living…

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    Moby Dick Research Paper

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    objects or people in Moby Dick include the carpenter, Ahab, Moby Dick, Starbuck, the coffin, and the coin. The story is based on a lot of faith, it connects with the bible majority of the movie. Herman Melville wrote Moby Dick, one could say he was a man of faith just because of how much faith he referenced it. The carpenter symbolizes Christ, he turned a symbol of death (the coffin) into a symbol of hope. The coffin is something that is made for death, what one would put the body in. It is…

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    He didn’t go suddenly. Yet although his family and friends had known for years about his wish to lie in cedar, which required that a coffin be custom made, no one had so much as played with the question of who in those mountains could do such a thing or how much time the job would take. I don’t hold it against them—against us—the avoidance of duty, owing as it did to fundamental incredulity…

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    Hamlet the Play versus Hamlet the Movie The movie Hamlet and the play have many noticeable differences. The Hamlet starring Mel Gibson added and cut scenes and lines from the play. The director most likely did this so that viewers could understand Hamlet better. Overall, the movie kept main themes and the plot however multiple noticeable changes were made. The differences start immediately, the play begins with Horatio and the guards waiting outside of the castle for the ghost to arrive.…

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    home, already, in stanza three and put it onto the Lincoln’s coffin, in stanza six. Thereby the speaker links the sprig and the dead and helps to evokes hope in the reader and himself. Flowers, also the sprig, symbolize growth. The sprig is something that will return next spring, hence the circle of existence will go on. In the current section, section seven, the speaker encounters death by planning to spread more sprigs all over the coffins of other victims of…

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    forward with the installation. Lucas installed "Beyond the Pleasure Principle" in Freud's bedroom. The sculptural installation consists of a red mattress that has been suspended from a large metal garment rack, positioned above a white cardboard coffin. A long cylindrical light, which suggests a penis is pierced through…

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    of the text can change how a certain text looks. This film poster of “Buried” is about a truck driver who falls victim to a group of rebels and is stuck in a coffin with only 90 minutes of oxygen. I believe the way this film poster is made the best way to show typography. The film shows the protagonists fear of claustrophobia inside the coffin, that he was put into when he was unconscious. The designers who made the poster had a little play with the film’s story line by putting all the text…

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