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    Princess Fiona was very disappointed to meet the Lord. He was not what she expected. A long, dark haired, short in height man was carried off his horse and sat on the ground by his guards. It was getting late and Princess Fiona needed loves first kiss soon to break her spell. She suggests an immediate wedding ceremony for the two. When the wedding…

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    are sensual, and suggest the occurrence of sexual taboos, such as sex outside marriage, sex with someone who is not your partner, and so forth. When Mina asks Lucy if she recalls any details of the night of her rendezvous with Dracula, Lucy states: “Then I had a vague memory of something long and dark with red eyes, just as we saw in the sunset, and something very sweet and very bitter all around me at once” (Stoker 106). She goes on to describe feeling as if she were in an earthquake. The scene…

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    Grange. Numerous people and places double in quantity and connotation. In retrospect, Emily Bronte’s novel comes to completion in regard to a mirrored occurrence. Lockwood’s dream of Catherine “a waif” (25) triggers Heathcliff’s sobbs into the dark, stormy night and reflects Heathcliff’s death on the sill of a window, in pursuance of “[his] heaven” (333). The fulfillment of the story specifically relates to Catherine and Heathcliff’s predestined end. The display of minor doubles connects to the…

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    the traditional Scottish form, carving an apple in one long strip, then tossing the peel over one's shoulder can divine one's future spouse. The peel is believed to land in the shape of the first letter of the future partner's name. On the Halloween night, unmarried women believed that if they sat in a darkened room and stared into a mirror, the face of their future husband would appear in the mirror. However, a skull would appear if she was destined to die before…

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    She sacrifices her isolation for an attachment to other people and to life. However, as the piano drops into the sea she curiously and purposely places her foot in the rope to go overboard with the piano. We see her being pulled down under the cold dark sea in slow motion, expressionless. Above Ada, her hair and arms are stretched out in a gesture of surrender and the murky water obscures her, just as she has been masked and silenced throughout this film.Ada gazes around calmly,accepting the…

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    this was done because the friend insulted the narrator. Another story, "The Premature Burial" is about different stories about people being buried alive and then Edgar 's own story of being buried alive and how it was like Hell. Edgar Allan Poe uses dark diction, creative figurative language, and intelligent repetition to enhance his writing, this can be proved by using the stories, "The Cask of Amontillado" and "The Premature Burial". The first reason of how Edgar Allan Poe enhanced his…

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    wrote this in 1875 to stay awake from his long endured, dark periods of life. Hardships and sufferings were indescribably harsh, his impoverished life as a child, his leg amputated as a sacrifice in battling with tuberculosis. Aside being a literary patron, he was just a Scottish sweet ol’ baker and flour merchant. In the first-aid room, he phrased his journey…

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    reflected in how music slowly flows along dream like and peaceful yet at times much like a restless night it gets louder suddenly and eases back down. The piece is quite relaxing and seems to transcend being just music to the point that the words are not…

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    The Dark Life When you think of injustice what pops up into your mind? Well, in the autobiography, Night, by Elie Wiesel, he explains how he has suffered from injustice. Injustice is a big issue in this world. A major issue is skin color, and for being different. There are world maps of Genocides that show where people were tortured and killed. It is hard to believe that in this world, innocent people were tortured and killed for no good reason. Fighting for justice is still the…

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    Strangers are simply friends, we haven’t met yet. Strangers are dangerous. Strangers are strange. To someone I am a stranger, and to me you’re a stranger. We may become friends, or we may continue to walk different paths the rest of this lifetime. This could be down to luck, destiny, or our own life planning. Due to frequent déjàvu episodes I sign onto the internet to ferret out information. According to the medical websites, this could be the sign that a mental illness is about to present…

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