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    handle the thing that are thrown at them in life. Hamlet approaches a situation with more thought and strategy. Laertes is the type of person who will just assume that you did and there is no way you didnt do it. His use of smart remarks and double entendres reveal Hamlet to be a man who thinks before acts. It is revealed that Hamlet wants to return to England. Similarly Laertes wants to return to France . Laertes asks for permission and receives in addition to a lengthy advice from his father…

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    Does the educational value of attending college outweigh the considerable debt that is accrued as a consequence of the cost of education? Barbara Ehrenreich considers this topic in her work titled ‘College Students Welcome to a Lifetime of Debt’ that addresses young adults trapped in university debt. She sarcastically informs the reader that the social norm to attend post secondary has been capitalized upon and now students are blindly lured into paying ridiculous fees. Ehrenreich strengthens…

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    love of god there is a website blocked on how to use your voice in choir now that is the most absurd thing I have ever seen. Also please explain to me why song lyrics are blocked on these computers in english we need to find lyrics of song like double entendres in song and there is not one website unblocked for song lyrics why would you block these. I have been going around to students asking them about there opinions and they think this is just crazy on how much…

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    In “Checkers” Aiken used a double-entendre for the word “bit.” It appeared in the 15th stanza when it says, “You were selfless,/ always trying to help people,/ but it bit you during the hurricane.” The word “bit” refers back to the significant other’s selflessness in that it got to him…

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    ELEMENTS OF HUMOR Humor is easy to recognize but hard to define. Most humor has brutal honesty at its core. Much humor is grounded in a particular context, often defined by a particular culture, though some is ageless and timeless, focusing on general human foibles and frailties. Below are the main elements that make situations and writing humorous. See if you can identify one way Vonnegut uses each technique in Slaughterhouse-Five, as well as how each element works in contemporary TV or…

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    Who Is Prufrock?

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    human life, the nine months spent in the womb, floating in a calm dark abyss. Up until humans are born, they are considered to be pure and sinful but once they are conjoined into the earthly world they are blinded by reality. Eliot creates a double entendre in stating “Til human voices wake us, and we drown.” (Eliot line 135) relating to the birth of all human beings and the reawakening from the uncousicouncess mind, once human’s are awaken from the world they have created in their dreams and…

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    The War Refugee Poem

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    The photographer when developing his image sees an “half formed ghost”, the speaker uses a double entendre to conveys the conflict the photographer undergoes when remembering his past like the forming ghost and also he is able to decompress and release his emotions which otherwise was not possible. “He has a job to do. Solutions slop in trays beneath…

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    last thing to focus on, what I have focused on, of the literary terms tied to comedy of manners, is the double entendres, the best example of this, is the title itself, which is also satirical: “The Importance of Being Earnest” Ernest is a name, and was very popular in Victorian times, where earnest is an adjective, meaning to be sincere, serious and purposeful. This specific double entendre has also inspired later works of fiction, for example the movie “The Long Kiss Goodnight” from 1996,…

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    not live in vain”(Short story by Emily dickinson) , she says that as long as she can help someone from feeling pain, she will be complete. This shows a sense of love and compassion towards others. In many cases the poems that she wrote have a double-entendre which can be interpreted as something different to others. Yet in this poem it says that as long as you can do something for someone else your life will…

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    Good Time Girls Gender

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    Genre and Gender in The Good Time Girls The Good Time Girls creates a well-written female revenge fantasy in an unexpected genre: the Western. The film is part of Refinery 29's Shatterbox Anthology, created to increase female representation in entertainment, both behind and in front of the camera. The Good Time Girls opens with Clementine dressed in men's clothing, holding a shotgun at an off-screen target while she recounts her born-in-a-whorehouse origins; she takes another shot as a…

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