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    Edward Rochester, the later romantic interest of Jane and owner of the Thornfield estate, also has dynamic emotional relationships throughout this Bildungsroman novel. Rochester, a powerful, but unusual man uses his authority to assert his position through his relationship with Bertha and Jane Eyre. Bertha his first wife with whom he has an arranged marriage, primarily revolves around preserving economic stability. Due to unfortunate events, Bertha inherits insanity from her mother and during…

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    isolation, but other common types include isolation from morals and reality. An example of isolation in a novel is in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. This book follows the life of the protagonist, Dorian Gray, as he explores a new hedonistic lifestyle that changes the way he looks at things as well as the way others look at him. As a result of Dorian Gray’s lifestyle change, his actions puts him in positions of isolation, in which he is morally isolated from the rest of society. From…

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    The Paskowitz family is a family like no other consisting of Dorian “Doc” Paskowitz. Juliette Paskowitz, and their eight boys and one girl. They’re known as the first family of surfing because all they would do was surf all the time. Surfing was more than a hobby for this family it was a lifestyle. Most kids would go to school and their parents would go to work, but in the Paskowitz family the children didn’t go to school and their parents didn’t go to work. They also didn’t live in a…

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    In chapter 18 of How to Read Literature Like a Professor the main idea is how drowning is symbolic of baptism. In Morrison’s Song of Solomon, Milkman gets wet three times, an allusion to the form of Christian baptism in which the person is submerged three times in the name of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. But it is not always baptism, it can mean something different like in Africa, drowning is associated with the Middle Passage. The Middle Passage is the mysterious, treacherous, and a…

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    Fun Home is a graphic novel by Alison Bechdel, depicting her fictionalized life as a younger self among her family. Many themes and important passages occurred throughout the text such as, the concept of double identity and how both Alison and Bruce Bechdel, her father, handled their sexuality and expressed it. “I had recently discovered some of Dad 's old clothes. Putting on a formal shirt with its studs and cufflinks was a nearly mystical pleasure, like finding myself fluent in a language I 'd…

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    The people are undereducated and misinformed when it comes to their rights as an American and how the laws are applied to situations that intersect these rights. Social media has played a big role in spreading slanderous information causing people to go out in the real world and challenge the police. If people understood their rights as they apply to their situation they would be much more prepared to work with the police instead of against them. Not only is the education of more serious matters…

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    The Importance of Being Earnest Oscar Wilde, ca. 1894 “Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about.” - Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermere's Fan Oscar Wilde liked to write plays that pointed at the aristocracy and nouveau riche in a critical way, but of course, written in a funny way so that his work became satirical. Oscar Wilde was therefore a brilliant writer of comedies of manners, the entertainment form that satirizes the manners of a social class, in Wilde’s case, the high…

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    sees when he arrives; the public outside of Africa have little idea of the horror which goes on within. Over the course of the narrative, the audience witnesses Kurt’s decent into madness which most of the characters are not privy to. Africa, like Dorian Gray’s portrait, must be hidden away to preserve the sinner’s perceived integrity (Hopes and Impediments…

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    seem unorganised, it is the main motivation that leads this to sound like the composer is losing his mind. [Fig 2] The third section of the song (3:30-5:40 mins) goes back to creating a dreamlike and eerie atmosphere, moving back to the key of C Dorian that adds to the unsettling feeling that is portrayed. The vocals drop back drastically, harmonising with each other in a haunting, scalic melody, as it starts on a C or the tonic of the scale, and reaching as low to an E natural. The guitars…

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    Grey’s Anatomy this is where I’m sure college students learned their basic medical knowledge. I also assume now whenever I’m in a hospital if every doctor has dated each other at one time or another. The main character of the show is Doctor John Dorian, better known as J.D. and he is nothing if not likeable. Sometimes that neediness gets in his way but that’s where most of the humor…

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