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    glanced over at Jack. He seemed to have a certain vibe that she didn’t remember feeling with anyone else. His eyes were not a dull grey, and he seemed to be in control of all his decisions. “Is it possible that he isn’t under the control of the enchantress?” Sapphire whispered quietly to herself. Taking out a water bottle, Sapphire turned to Jack, “So, Why are you going to D.C.?” she asked her new friend, taking a swing of the cold, refreshing, drink. “Oh! I want to talk to the Empress!”…

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    numbers ,she also theorized a method so the engine repeats a series of the instructions as process called looping that computer programs use today. For her own work , she is considered the “Mother of Computer Programming” also the “Enchantress of Numbers”, the nickname “Enchantress of Numbers” was given to Ada by Charles Babbage although she considered herself a “metaphysician” also her mother gave a nickname it was the “Princess of Parallelograms” .’The industrial revolution was going on in the…

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    the restoration of male power, law and order, and social stability at the end of a film.” (17) Based on this description, it is fitting to the ending of Suicide Squad when the team defeats the Enchantress and her brother, thus saving the world. Many reviews stated that they felt “relief” when the Enchantress was defeated. In fact I also felt that during my first screening of the movie, it was a relief to know that the “good guys” won. Meaning that you could technically describe Suicide Squad as…

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    then goes on to meet the cyclops without much fear of it, which turned out to not be a good idea for his crew. Before this, Odysseus talks of his “visit” to Circe, “...as Circe of Aeaea, the enchantress, desired me and detained me in her hall” (15-16). Odysseus was kept for a year by a supernatural enchantress, and only talks of it for a mere sentence. Odysseus even says an understatement such as “desire”, though she did a little more than “desire” Odysseus. His monster encounters do not stop…

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    Beauty and the Beast is one of the classic stories told in many different tales but the most popular version was created by Disney. Belle, a girl who lives in a provincial town, who chooses to be the prisoner of a beast to save her father. In the beginning Belle is afraid of the beast and wants nothing to do with him, but she learn to see the beauty within him. The beast, a prince who has a spell casted on him must learn to love before his twenty first birthday or he will be cursed to be a beast…

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    This fairytale is about a king who makes a deal with an enchantress and agrees to give her his daughter after she is born. This is the first example of mistreatment of women in this story, Rapunzel's own father is using her as a bargaining tool in order get what he wants. Rapunzel's less than ideal living conditions are the tower in which she is locked up in by her new mother, the enchantress. Rapunzel spends her days locked up in a tower, away from the rest of the world.…

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    The transformations appearing in both The Mabinogi of Math and Book X of The Odyssey are both humiliating. Those transformed are either likened to uncivilized, wild animals or to dirty, rotten swine. Math’s transformation of Gilfaethwy and Gwydion in The Mabinogi of Math is a just punishment. Just as Gilfaethwy and Gwydion act like animals when they harm Goewin, they are made live as animals. Math even goes as far as making the brothers mate with each other, showing them how boorish their…

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    Archetypes In Rapunzel

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    In the original tale of Rapunzel archetypal elements are hidden throughout. Each archetype represents a different idea that authors slyly interpret into stories. The Grimm Brothers use the tower, Rapunzel’s tear, and Rapunzel's hair to construe a deeper meaning in their story. As the story is told Rapunzel gets locked away in a tower while she grows up. The tower is an actual part of the story which represents an isolation of oneself, but metaphorically is resembled as being a strong place for…

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    role was just that while escaping he gets caught by the Special Forces. Boomerang appeared to be more of a bully on screen rather than a villain. And, again, unlike an anti-hero, he was not at all terrifying. The most annoying character is the Enchantress. Her many masks makes the character too hard to bear. However, there are some sparks in the movie…

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    The marketing for the highly anticipated group of criminals, monsters and supervillains has been slowly amping up as it nears the release date. Suicide Squad is DC Extended Universe’s big move that promises to be bigger when it hits theaters. With cast members like Jared Leto, Harley Quinn and Will Smith, the movie is expected to be a big hit. With Suicide Squad’s theatrical release only a few weeks away, the supervillain ensemble and cast members are already taking their characters to various…

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