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    Cars- wealth-unique, expensive, causes accidents, symbol of status Owl Eyes - The eccentric, bespectacled drunk whom Nick meets at the first party he attends at Gatsby’s mansion. Nick finds Owl Eyes looking through Gatsby’s library, astonished that the books are real. He sees the truth The color blue is present around Gatsby more than any other character. His gardens are blue, his chauffeur wears blue, the water separating him from Daisy is his "blue lawn" (9.150), mingled with the "blue smoke…

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    The 2013 adaptation of “The Great Gatsby” was an okay. The plot was similar to the book but with some changes, sound design was okay camera work was good, props were well-designed and costumes were flashy at times but fit somewhat well with the movie. All in all, 2013’s “The Great Gatsby” was an all right movie, a solid 7 out of 10, worth seeing. What? Why are you still reading?.....You want to know more? All right fine, I suppose I can tell you more about the movie. Now where to start? Well…

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    As the turn into the roaring twenties woman were starting to feel more free in their everyday lives. Women started to have often outings and drink throughout the course of the whole day was normal. In priors years to the twenties women were seen as respectful figures and relying on their husbands, but as the turn of the decade women started to wear scandalous clothing and not care what others thought of them. Along with wearing scandalous clothing women also had a lot of different outfits for…

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    Tóka Game Essay

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    teams generally have seven to fifteen women with diverse ages ranging from as young as four to eighty years old, which was apparent in the formed teams. The two teams distinguish themselves by its selected color, wearing long traditional cotton dresses. Surprisingly, the game is also played with no protection and with no breaks. The environment of the “arena” was designated in a barren desert field near their village. About ten minutes in, the game initiated with wages places such as…

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    Firstly, the residents of Maycomb County show racial prejudice. “You ain’t got no business brigin’ white chillum here they got their church, we got ourn’.It’s our church, ain’t it, Miss Cal,”(Lee, 158). Lula did not like white people coming to black church because of how they treat the black people and the stereotype about them that all the white people discriminate the black people and they are servants for them. Yes, the white people discriminate the black people, but this does not mean…

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    The Beast helped Beauty pack “a huge trunk full of silk dresses embroidered with gold and encrusted with diamonds” (39). The author shows Beauty picking the dress that’s the least ornate and wanting to give the rest to her sisters as presents, and the trunk instantly disappears. The author shows the reader how Beauty is a sweet girl, and readers would think that the Beast is also sweet and kind to send dresses to Beauty. However, the dresses just helps to symbolize the power the Beast holds over…

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    more skin, but it has been seen as more acceptable to the public as if it were 10 years ago. The flapper was a free thinking young women who embraced new fashion, and urban attitudes. This new fashion was close fitting felt hats. Bright waist less dresses an inch above the knees, silk skin colored stockings, sleek pumps, strings of beads and bracelets. Flappers will usually clip their long hair back into boyish bobs and dye it jet black. Some women now are even starting to smoke and drink…

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    their feelings, the way people look at others can represent approval, dissatisfaction, and/or acceptance. According to Samuel, the Mexican culture has different forms to show respect to others, e.g., in a funeral people must wear black, if someone dresses with another color means disrespect to the pain of the ones who lost a family member. He also mentioned that Mexicans are very cordial and great host, they like to serve and…

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    1984 Chapter Summary

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    were not offered to outer party members. They had to travel to places outside of their living quarters to purchase things. On page 118 Winston talks about the black market economy that they live in. Women go to black markets just to buy makeup and dresses. The black market that we live in includes illegal substances. Drugs and things taken from other countries In conclusion, the book “1984” is different and similar to our everyday society. They live off of coupons and little resources. We…

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    Growing up in Germany, and being told by boutique sales people that I didn’t have the “body type” for some of the fashions I loved and wanted, I decided to start designing and creating outfits for my sister and me. As I made dresses, skirts and jackets for the two of us, I became more and more interested in making sure our outfits, either homemade or store-bought fit us perfectly and looked fabulous. During this time, I also completed my Bachelors degree in Women’s Custom Tailoring, as well…

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