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    sculpture that that was chosen, was Daphne and it was created in 2007. This sculpture is referenced to a sculpture named Apollo and Daphne, created by an Italian artist Gian Lorenzo Bernini. The event that influenced MacDowell to create this sculpture, was based on her travels around Europe, more specifically Italy. The meaning and purpose behind this artwork, Daphne and many more is environmental issues. Her travels through Renaissance, Italy influenced the sculpture, Daphne, immensely. In…

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    branch. These personified boughs overlap in the same way the figures in the bottom right do to imply a close connection, sharing a single curved line to express contact. As the lines are still curved, the feminine coded trees humanized by the myth of Daphne connect together without a male figure for either of them to have to…

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    Yeats’s poem ‘’Leda and the Swan’’ and Dorothy Hewitt’s ‘’Grave Fairytale’’ have content that is both mythological and violently sexual. In Yeats’ poem the speaker retells a story from Greek mythology. It is that of the rape of Leda by Zeus. In Hewitt’s poem, the speaker creates a new version of Rapunzel’s fairytale. This essay will discuss the relationship between mythology/ folklore, violence and sex through the analysis of both poems. In Yeats’ poem, the speaker resents the rape scene,…

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    Apollo and Daphne was such an intriguing excerpt! This story had multiples meanings, but the meaning which I think Ovid is trying to convey the most is “Never underestimate the little man.” My reason for this belief is because in the beginning, readers are introduced to Apollo in a high state off of his victory against Python. He then walks up and belittles Cupid, asking, “What are you doing with such manly arms?” When he asks that question then, we as readers can tell that Apollo feels as if…

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    Apollo and Daphne is one of the most well-known myths in Greek mythology. Beginning the myth after Apollo’s battle with the Python, boastful Apollo, does not know what was to come from his bragging. Coincidentally, because of Apollo’s boasting to Eros, who was better known as Cupid, shot Apollo with a gold-tipped arrow of lust. Daphne, a beautiful nymph, who was also shot with an arrow that took the opposite effect, which caused Daphne to have an intense aversion to love. Eros then…

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    Daphne Robbins Case Study

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    Arias 114109956 LW 1156 Legal Writing Dr. Catherine O'Sullivan Introduction This case concerns Daphne Robbins, a woman convicted and sentenced to five years in prison for aggravated burglary, based on the key testimony of Mark O'Leary. The homeowner whose house was burglarised. Daphne petitioned this conviction on two grounds, which could be treated as one. First, the process by which Daphne was identified; she argues that she was a suspect in the eyes of Gardai McKay up until Mark…

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    In Daphne Du Maurier’s novel Rebecca, Rebecca is a character formed with such a personality that could not be forgotten and would follow those involved with her past. Before Rebecca’s death she lived at Manderley with her husband Maxim, though she was not loving and was controlling over him. Now Maxim is remarried to the narrator, but him and his new wife are haunted by the memory of Rebecca and her scandals. As their marriage continues Maxim and the narrator face the undying personality of…

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    People never really know what an invasion feels like until, they come face to face with one. An invasion that is almost impossible to stop. When attaching birds cover the sky in England during December. In the short story "The Birds," by Daphne Du Maurier the main character, Nat hocken, repeatedly lied to his family because, they needed to remain calm, the children were too young to understand, and he knew that him and his family was in danger. Nat Hocken had a family and he needed them to stay…

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    Cornish author and playwright, Daphne DuMaurier wrote and published one of the most critically acclaimed gothic romance fictional work, namely Rebecca in 1938. The literature classic received quite a jubilant reaction from the public, and thus the novella was a jaunty success among female readers. Nevertheless, criticisms arise among the society due to works’ indisputable disparity to another novella whom has exhibited a tendency towards gothic romance that precedes back to 100 years prior;…

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    1.What does the title of this essay imply about the topic of the essay? As the essay centers around loss and how the author Daphne Merkin seems to hold onto and remember all of her lost items, the title of the essay motions toward that core theme. If one were to take the title in a literal sense it could be interpreted as a way of reflecting on and examining all of that which has been lost, and this parallels the action of the author in the essay. 2. Identify the organizational pattern(s)…

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