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    Glass Menagerie Symbolism

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    take care of her because she quit school and has no one to depend on, and that led to her being jobless. To conclude, in this play there are many elements that has symbolism such as the glass menagerie symbolizing Laura’s beauty and fragility, the coffin trick symbolizing Tom’s wanting to escape and gentleman caller symbolizing hope for a brighter future. Throughout the play evidences were found to prove that each of these symbols play with the themes it coordinated with. Copious amounts of…

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    to die soon, and she sits at a window watching her firstborn, Cash, build her coffin. Anse, Addie’s husband, waits on the porch, while their teenage daughter, Dewey Dell, fans her mother in the July heat. The night after Addie dies a heavy rainstorm sets in; rivers rise and wash out bridges the family will need to cross to get to Jefferson. The family's trek by wagon begins, with Addie’s not-embalmed body in the coffin. Along the way, Anse and the five children encounter various difficulties.…

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    Life is a roller-coaster that everyone get on regardless of their age, nationality, height, or wealth. Some people are afraid of height just like people who struggles in life whether with family, emotional, physical, or social problems. Some people loves the height and it signifies those who have a smoother life by having more access to sources. Everyone have their ups and downs in the roller-coaster. All the twists and turns will eventually end when the ride is over. These ups and downs and…

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    The young pharaoh, Tutankhaten, later known as Tutankhamun, ruled over Egypt from approximately 1336-1327 B.C.. Tutankhamen took the reigns of the Egyptian throne after his (probable) father, Akhenaten. When Akhenaten was ruler, he and his wife, Ankhesenamun (Tutankhamen’s probable mother), essentially decided to change the beliefs and worship practices of all Egyptians. Akhenaten and Ankhesenamun wanted everyone to worship Aten, a god that represents the sun disk. Akhenaten even named his son…

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    sections, a pattern seems to be arising. A pattern involving Addie Bundren and her coffin. In this passage, narrated by Cash, it is pointed out that “It won't balance.” The “it” that cash is referring to is the coffin in which contains the rapidly rotting corpse of Addie Bundren. Because Addie was placed in the coffin upside down, along with it turns all of Cash’s hard work. But why is Addie placed into the coffin upside down? In the book, it is said that this is done in order to preserve…

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    in a coffin and a battle had been plopped onto Midway Atoll. Gunshots burst throughout the scene and the vibrations rippled her casket. Eva tried to kick and push her way out with no avail. Screaming diluted amongst the sounds of bullets. A shotgun’s spread grazed her coffin. A soldier had been thrown onto her casket, damaging it along with the previous shotgun spread. The brave warrior had met his demise on the casket, courtesy of his enemy’s bullet. There was now a complete slit in the coffin…

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    A little girl with long blonde hair was clasping a rose in her hand when a construction crew found her. They weren't looking for the child, but accidentally stumbled across her. Who she was became a mystery after her body was discovered inside a coffin, peering through the glass window, buried deeply beneath a home's garage in San Francisco, California, according to SFGATE. The girl wearing a white dress on her preserved body, was believed to be in the ground for 145 years. The child appeared…

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    Over 200 years ago strange events occurred in the underground vault of Christ Church located on one of the west indies islands of Barbados. In July 1807 Mrs. Thomasina Goddard was buried in the previously empty vault. The vault itself was built in 1724 but this reporter couldn’t find any information on why it was built. A year after Mrs. Goddard was buried another body was added to the vault, Mary Anna Maria Chase and the cause of her death was unrecorded. In 1812 Dorcas Chase’s dead body was…

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    The Black Death During the 14th century a mysterious plague struck the continent of Europe, so devastating that nearly one-half of Europe’s population had been completely wiped out (Slides 8). The Black Death as it came to be known, carried on across the lands for over a three hundred year reign. Understanding what the plague is, and the origin of how this tragedy came to be, shows what a devastating and incomprehensible event this was which almost lead to a civilizations extinction. With the…

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    The mysterious Pharaoh of Egypt, King Tut was not an important ruler or very successful. Although he was the most famous ruler and liked. King Tut was a very important ruler. When he died they made his coffin pretty much out of gold and put a lot of items in there with him for the afterlife. KIng Tut was pretty famous at the time. He is also known for his intact tomb. He was known all around his village. Over 3,300 years ago, a young boy, known as Tutankhamen, gained power to rule the…

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