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    Pan’s Labyrinth Analysis The fantasy in Guillermo Del Toro’s Pan’s labyrinth transforms between a frightening fairytale perception and reality to create a film that expresses the value of imagination when displaying Ofelia’s vicious enemies, we live in a world where choice and defiance are necessary in order to survive and defend ourselves. The relationship between Ofelia’s desire to go against the autocracy of Vidal and The Faun connects and shows the non-stop human desire for power in the…

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    (AGG) Almost everything has some sort of symbol with a hidden meaning; Christianity has a cross, representing Jesus, countries have flags, representing patriotism, and Griffindor has it’s crest, representing courage. (BS-1) In the novel Under The Persimmon Tree by Suzanne Fisher Staples, stars are used to symbolize hope in family for one character, Najmah. (BS-2) Stars are similarly used to represent faith in family for another character, Nusrat. (BS-3) When Najmah and Nusrat are together,…

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    While people can be cruel, one may argue that nature itself can be that much crueler. In Leonard Pitts article “Sometimes, the Earth is Cruel”, he brings to light that nature can be quite malicious and unforgiving, especially where the little country of Haiti is concerned. He says that nature’s cruelty is a fact of life: we mourn our dead, pick up our cities, and move on with life. What else can we do? A theme strong in his article is that of cruelty, and how nature can be far more cruel to us…

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    Nature is frequently considered the victim of mankind. From clearing rainforests, overfishing waters, to stripping the soil, people constantly exploit nature's resources for personal benefit. People are accused of destroying innocent nature for corrupt and selfish purposes. However, to only label mankind as predatory is mistaken: nature ruthlessly preys upon humanity. People are rendered helpless by cruel natural disasters, violent weather, and extreme temperature. Mankind is arguably the true…

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    Carlos Legaspi – Cinema Appreciation – MW 12:30-1:45 We as people that inhabit the earth are living during the biggest crisis that has been known since the existence of human kind. Technological advances have made up our past and we have forgotten about nature, we are disconnected from it more and more every day. As the generation that is living during the times of crisis and undergoing the changes such as global warming, pollution and the cutting down of trees, thus destroying environments.…

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    Sand Point Students Take the Lead Honoring Indigenous Legend “The things that we do on land affect the things that live in the water.” This poignant message was the underlying thread of hope presented by the youth of Sand Point Elementary at their production of “Salmon Boy.” On June 3 in the auditorium of Eckstein Middle School, the culminative culminating work of the full Sand Point Elementary school body was on display during a night of singing, dancing and storytelling to bring the legend…

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    Do you believe in Ancient Sumerian aliens? I could show you proof that they exists among us and beyond in the great outer space. The ancient Sumerian aliens can be proven factual because the book of Enoch speaks of Nephilin or watchers of the earth; The fallen angels are twisted through time and thought of as Greek and roman gods These ancient aliens go by many names and can be traced back to the time gods and goddess we’re more prominent. This is how we came up with the great Greek Gods and…

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    BOOK REVIEW Nature stirs a fertile mind By Robert Braile, Globe Staff | March 29, 2005 Among Flowers, By Jamaica Kincaid, National Geographic There has always been a mysterious weave of the natural and the surreal in the writing of this native of Antigua, a fascination with landscape as dreamscape, where reality lies between the known and unknown, where the only constant is contradiction. The landscape in ''Among Flowers" is Nepal's Himalayas, a place of searing heat and bitter cold, benign…

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    The Director, Ridley Scott, of, The Martian 2015, has employed film language to convey ideas about important themes directed at teenagers. Scott has sent his powerful message to the audience of teenagers by successfully using symbols, written text, an amazing audio track and highly entertaining technical features. Ridley Scott has used Themes, to convey messages to the audience (Mostly Teenagers/Adults), to help them make it more interesting for the viewers. The Main type of themes that Ridley…

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    Niagara Falls Niagara Falls is one of the best-known waterfalls in the world and is recognized as a geologic wonder! The waterfalls location is between the United States and Canada. The first main point will be the history of Niagara Falls. The second main point is the three different falls of Niagara. The third main point is information about how the falls affect the United States. Niagara Falls has a unique history that affects how it is today. About 12,000 years ago Niagara Falls formed after…

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