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    We Are Seven

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    The author of a poem has the power to simultaneously tell a captivating tale while using his words to illustrate a masterpiece; opening in your mind’s eye a portal to what reality they want you to experience. In “We are Seven” William Wordsworth utilizes this power and has his readers experience more than just a sixty nine line dialogue between a “little cottage girl” (6) and an older gentleman. In sixteen quatrains Wordsworth uses the form of his ballad to express his opinions on topics such as…

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    the big “Doctor Lodge” . However, there were conflicting factions within the leadership, something that brought tension to the lodge. These tensions can be seen in the myth between the husband and wife pair who both practice sleight of hand, their euphemism for magic. The wife is the daughter of another medicine man leader, and so she subsequently has more impressive magic than her husband. It inspires a lot of jealousy in him, which leads him to kill his own…

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    Spivak came to the forefront of literary circle with her celebrated essay “Can the Subaltern Speak?” Her statement “subaltern cannot speak” has litigated flames of controversy in the post-colonial context. Spivak‟s statement is actually a onestop answer for all the questions.1. variety cannot be represented under one theory2.They can speak but others don’t have patience to listen them.3.they are not aware of the actual state of themselves Males and females co-exist in this society…

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    Our curiosity towards the metaphysical is considered to be exclusively human; our self-awareness, identity and purpose form our humanity. Instead of offering solace to self-doubt, Szymborska revels in ambiguity and uncertainty implying humans merely exist without an objective purpose or special significance. She questions the existential in her poem Astonishment and Maybe All This to reflect the absurdity of existence as well as human ignorance in attempting to answer it. In Astonishment she…

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    The United States is considered to be the "land of the free" because each citizen is given the same equal rights as another no matter their race, religion, or gender. For example, citizens are given the right to vote, the right to bear arms, and have the First Amendment which includes the freedom of speech, religion, and press etc. It would almost be impossible for a citizen who has been accustomed to obtain this much freedom and protection from these amendments to be controlled by a system that…

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    Many think that the concentration camps were the only obstacles people faced during the Holocaust; however, those were not the only obstacles. This horrific time in world history will never be forgotten because it was a genocide of mass proportions. The Holocaust was the systematic death of approximately 6 million Jewish people through no fault of their own other than their beliefs. There were many obstacles that the Jews faced, including the gas chambers, the cold winters, the traitorous…

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    It was a calm, sunny day. Natalie decided to pick up her Harry Potter book and while she was reading, she noticed something. Everyone in the story was white! She got up, went to the library, and looked for books that contained main characters that looked like her. After searching throughout the whole library, she came to the conclusion that the majority of children’s and teens book have white protagonists. Many books lack diversity. Therefore, the research question is: How can authors improve…

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    Not Anymore Video Analysis

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    College was finally here for me, and I was more than scared. One of my first tasks on campus, besides making new friends, was to watch a documentary, created by my school, called Not Anymore. This video’s main task was to inform campus students about sexual assault. The documentary displays videos and graphic stories about personal occurrences with rape, and although given the option to skip these stories, the video itself was still a troublesome watch. Even though the video may have been…

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    black forests and jagged mountains and deep, turbulent oceans. A monster. Spinning. Soundless. Forgotten. It’s so close now." It was once us. It will be us. I don 't think that will ever leave humankind 's subconscious. Chapter One - Destroying ‘Euphemism’ in Life ~Nicolas~ It is chaos. This word is too small to explain the situation. This is a genocide. And those bloody humans started it. My name 's Nicolas. I 'd like to add that I have flaming red hair. Pretty awesome I know. I could set…

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    Stupid Sweetness Analysis

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    Stupid Sweetness Preston and I have an interesting relationship. We could not be more different, but we also could not be more similar(paradox). He is more outgoing and loud, I am more quiet; he says his opinions and doesn’t care what others think, I am more reserved and like to please people. In contrast, we both act so stupid when we’re together, both have the same humor, and both have the best time together. One big moment does not define our relationship; instead, many different and special…

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