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    “I’m not quite sure yet,” Viona threw one of her small daggers at her door, “I thought about killing them, but I probably wouldn’t be received well by the people after doing that.” She got up and yanked the dagger out of the door. At that…

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    got to the bathroom I shoved JJ into the bathroom and swiftly locked the door and turned around to see JJ already opening the window but all of sudden I turned around and slowly the door began to slowly open. “Why are your leaving boys”. When she said that I turned around to see JJ falling out of the window. “JJ!” I screamed and as I turned around and the old lady pushed me into the tub and I could hear her small limp as she ran down the stairs toward JJ “James help she coming “Just hold on…

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    Loving yourself is the greatest revolution. What does it mean to love yourself it a world that continually politicizes and objectifies your body? How can you love yourself when your very body is what puts you in danger? How can as women own feminist politics and find beauty from within? These are all the questions that came to my mind as I read this week's articles and considered the lecture given by Dr. Garcia. Particularly in relation to the article "Clothes and Daggers" by Rafia Zacharia I…

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    The Call of the Daggers The Tragedy of Macbeth is known as Shakespeare’s most bloody play. The name should speak for itself that it is not all butterflies and rainbows. Shakespeare writes Macbeth in such a dark murderous way, and he alludes to the theme of death and evil from the beginning. Act two, scene one is the written effect to the glass shattering of hope the audience has for Macbeth to stay a good and moral person. The dagger soliloquy Macbeth speaks before the murder of King Duncan…

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    The Black Dagger Brotherhood(BDB), is an ongoing book series (paranormal romance), that focus on the Black Dagger Brotherhood of vampire warriors who live together and defend their race against soulless humans called lessers. This series of books is my favourite and I wanted to show the connection each black dagger brothers had to each other and the blind king and how their families are connected. Therefore, I use the theory of “Six Degrees of Separation,” to show these connections. Blitzer,…

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    arrows. A simple time where one had to get up close to even be able to attack, but one blade was different from the rest. The dagger, a simple weapon, used throughout history. These weapons were next to useless on any battlefield because of their light weight, short range, and one hand use only. First problem is weight. With a dagger’s size, it is not able to have much weight on it as say a great sword or a battle axe would. With one clean swipe, a sword could launch it into the air with little…

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    Medieval Daggers: 1. The bollock dagger 2. The Dirk 3. Basilard Daggers 4. The Rondel Definition of a “Dagger”: A Dagger is a short knife with a pointed and edged blade, used as a weapon. 1) The bollock dagger: It had a distinctively shaped shaft, with two spheres at the guard (which apparently resembles male genitals).they were popular in north Western Europe from the late 13th century to the late 16th century. The bollock dagger wasn’t used for any recorded specific reasons, it was simply a…

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    Fate is an interesting concept with many definitions. many people believe that their whole life is predetermined by fate and there is nothing they can do about it. In Shakespeare's play Macbeth Macbeth commits many heinous crimes after he was given information from the witches. Although some may say that in Shakespeare's play Macbeth, Macbeth is not to blame for his cruel actions this is false, Macbeth was given information on the beach, he saw a floating dagger, and went to see the witches,…

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    The dagger must remain invisible to the audience to emphasize evil’s manipulation of rational thought because it adds to Macbeth’s portrayal as insane, to the tone of confusion, and to the idea of obscuring sight and feeling. Macbeth gradually loses his sanity as the murder and guilt overwhelm him; his brain becomes “heat-oppressed,” since it can no longer think clearly (2.1.51). When one uses apostrophe in such a way that one begins a conversation with an absent, inanimate object, insanity…

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    The Dagger of Tutankhamun was a symbol of power and authority for King Tut. It was made to protect King Tut in the afterlife, This is why it was buried with him in his tomb. The dagger depicted him as strong and powerful. Tutankhamun's dagger was a very unique dagger. It was made out of rare material which no ordinary Egyptian had. The dagger was crafted specifically for Tutankhamun out of precious metals only he could obtain. The ancient Egypt civilization was an independent and unified…

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