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    reconstruct themselves after the physical and mental devastation of slavery. However, color in this novel is not confined to the discussions of race. Once experiencing freedom, characters notice the world is not just consisted of black and white but also many other vivid colors. The color red provides a valuable insight into different prominent themes throughout the novel: love, hope, passion and death. Throughout Beloved, color is used to represent…

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    What is the difference between color blindness and color braveness? In the TED talk given by Mellody Hobson it is mentioned how these concepts greatly differ from one another. Some societies these days are color blind where they are unaware of racial stereotypes and the ways in which some of their words or customs can negatively impact someone else. We must all strive to be color brave because doing this will not only benefit ourselves but also our communities, the result in doing this is…

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    The Scarlet Ibis In “The Scarlet Ibis” by James Hurst, the colors are brilliantly displayed throughout the text to immerse the reader into this story.One of the biggest connections between in the book is the color red ,it is used often throughout the entire book and even connects to Doodle one of the characters in the book.For example ”Its a great big red bird” is a echo to Doodle as he was born being a very odd red.Another example of a connection is ”It tumbled down, bumping through the…

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    Colors have a much deeper meaning that we tend to overlook. The use of colors in the novel The Great Gatsby is very congruous with the rest of the novel. All of the characters and their actions can be compared to a color. These colors include blue which symbolizes sadness, green for hope, gold or yellow for wealth, and gray for poverty or depression. The color blue in this story symbolizes sadness. It is mostly associated with Mr. Gatsby and is longing for his lost love, Daisy. “He had come a…

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    The color white is typically associated with purity and light. White is typically predominant in circumstances regarding elegance and symbolizes cleanliness. In “The Great Gatsby”, the color white is utilized to allude to the same ideas but in an ironic fashion. For example, Daisy and Jordan are said to be wearing white multiple times in the novel. When they are first introduced, Nick tells the reader that, “They are both in white and their dresses were rippling and fluttering as if they had…

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    Great Gatsby Color Analysis: Gatsby: Golden (yellow), Green, Blue, White In the novel Fitzgerald relates multiple characters to many base colors, such as green, white, and yellow and black . Gatsby, however is my choice to write this essay over because I feel like he has the most interesting color relations. Golden, or yellow in the novel represents Gatsby's money and also cowardice in his attempts to win Daisy back while hiding from her for years. Although, it also represents death when his…

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    species does not have direct correlation with its sex as it grows. Meaning you cant just look at this fish and based on its color pattern and/or size, and be able to tell the sex of the fish. Another interesting fact about this fish is that they nest and are extremely territorial to other wrasses about their nest. My objective of my research is to be able to determine the different color patterns of H.bivittatus, note…

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    J.D Salinger uses color within the book Catcher in the Rye to help him establish and bring out themes appropriately. Color is a good symbolic element in books because characters often go through many physical and emotional changes that color helps represent. In the entirety of the book, Holden is symbolized by many different colors because of his actions and emotions. J.D Salinger used the colors red, green, blue and yellow throughout the book to symbolize different events that took place. For…

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    Color Visual & Invisible Uniform 1. The color visual system is a major component of a human because it helps us interpret between the color, depth, size, and shape of an object. In asking to create a synthetic or artificial color visual system you would first need to create an eyeball that could mend its size to the person’s eye socket. Thus theoretically making an artificial retina in the process of making the eyeball. This would have to take the creation of artificial photoreceptors as well…

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    One big thing one may see is the effects of color in this book. Black and white are the main color of the circus but there is also a hint of red. The color black represents death and mystery. The color black also represents night, most of this books events happen at night for example celila being dropped of with marco, celia going to the dinners, the circus happens at night. White represents the idea of innocence. Celia is a innocent child with special powers thrown into a life she had no idea…

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