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    In the book The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, the protagonists Amir and Hassan are friends, but come from two different worlds. So, one will find out that although Amir and Hassan may be friends they are very different people. Therefore, it causes Amir to have a conflict with himself and Hassan, and how he thinks of him. One will come to know this first of all, because of the master-servant relationship both characters share. Second of all, because of their different personalities. Last of all…

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    The Repenting Gangster Sarah Vazquez ENFL 357 - American Film Beginning to 1945 Fall 2014 Professor Art Simon When it comes to the classic gangster genre of the 1930’s, films like Little Caesar and The Public Enemy immediately come to mind. They tell the glorified story of the rise and fall of the charismatic “badman” gangster. However, toward the end of 1930’s there was a drastic change in the film industry where societal concern over moral standards depicted in film shaped the way…

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    Meme and Anys Gowdie, both single and eligible women, are Eyam’s resident herbal masters, and witch suspects. Defying the town’s expectations of women in society, both are killed whilst innocent as a result of majority cowardice and pride. Viewed as easy scapegoats, it is not until their death that the masses establish nature’s power and the uncertainty on which their lives now lived. Similarly, house salve Tituba is accused of supernatural practices and the “[ability] to…

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    Often times the most important characters in a story are the ones who are hardly there at all. They often complement the cliche main cast of any film or book. For example, in in JK Rowling’s Harry Potter series, the main character’s parents were never alive throughout the entire series, and have very few scenes featuring them in action. However, their roles in the main character’s decisions. Similarly, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein includes a character that doesn’t have a name, never speaks, and…

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    The ancient stoics believed that all the bad in our life were die to the passions. They therefore believed that they were evil and should be overcome or destroyed. To live a good life we have to deny our passions. This reminds me of the 2002 film Equilibrium starring Christian Bale. It is set after world war III and much of the world is in ruins. The survivors decide that all of the evil in the world like Hitler, Stalin and man's inhumanity to man is due to his emotions and his ability to feel.…

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    Human nature can be described as the general feelings and behavioral traits shared by all of mankind. It is what sets us apart from other species. For example, humans are self-centered, social, manipulative, compassionate, empathetic, and have a complex language consisting of sarcasm, jokes and gossip. These are just a few items in a lengthy list of what makes a human. The idea of human nature has been in existence for a long time and has been studied and theorized by many important people such…

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    Panache The French word Panache’s popularity is associated with the flamboyant and reckless courage portrayed by Cyrano De Bergerac. Written by Edmond Rostand, the play Cyrano De Bergerac portrays the character with the same name as a lovesick cadet in the French army and as a loud and often pompous man who likes to pick fights with anyone he disagrees with. Despite those qualities, Cyrano is a character readers will love due to the one characteristic he will always carry with him—his panache.…

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    feelings and actions/or reactions. For instance, in pleasure and pain, the excess is intemperance, the deficiency is insensibility and the mean is temperance. For Aristotle, bravery is a virtue related to the feeling of fear. The excess of fear is cowardice (when a person fears situations that he or she should not, such as travelling in small vehicles). The deficiency of fear is rashness (when a person does not fear extreme danger, which he or she probably should). For Aristotle, a brave person…

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    dying soldier was a crime, but once the thought occurred to him that every man has to be courageous to save everyone around him he, again, became a leader. Henry was aware that all men face and feel the same emotions and they all have equal parts of cowardice and courage. All of this taken in by Henry at once made him want to fight for everyone but himself, he got out there and started to battle. This time he didn’t even think about running, he was…

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    Communication between Two Genders Human beings although biologically classified as animals, are mainly diversified through gender such as male and female. Between those two genders, there is a main thing that allows easy exchange and understanding which is communication. However, communication has never been easy between two genders, for there are still many points that differentiate the way each of the genders make their speech to be understood. According to Deborah Tennen writer of But What…

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