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    Ishmael is a very complex character; he is learned, yet humble; wise, yet naive; rebellious, but bows easily to authority. His strongest archetype is the Everyman. Despite not seeing much of this at sea, in Nantucket it is apparent that this is a powerful archetype for him. Early off, Ishmael clearly states that he does not desire to be held in high regard. He rejects high offices such as Captain or Commodore…

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    life be like if the Renaissance never happened? Would we still think that the Earth is the center of the universe and our bodies are affected by the zodiac?Throughout the Renaissance, people got many new ideas, some of which altered their view on everyman (meaning mankind). Mankind made improvements on realistic art and people who looked more real. People also learned about themselves more, in a physical sense. After some doctors decided to research the insides of people, they learned a lot…

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    Impact Of The Renaissance

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    In Document B there is an excerpt from the play Everyman written by an unknown author which embodies Middle Age thinking, written in the play is, “Ye man think sin in the beginning is full sweet”, it then goes on to say “For ye shall hear, how our Heaven-King Calleth Everyman to a general reckoning: Give argument and hear what he doth say.” From the text it’s clear to see that the people of the Middle Ages were…

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    Macbeth by William Shakespeare, I Believe that the three witches are to blame about everything that has happened in this play. Because if they had never came they would have never said the prophecies about Macbeth and Macbeth wouldn't have never been told them in the first place. Reasons i believe this are because in act 1, scene 1, lines 1-5 ,pg.2,3 the witches are talking about when they will meet again and that is weird how they said it they said, “When shall we three meet again? In thunder…

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    Being a hero is much different than possessing heroic qualities. A hero is a person that has been noted for their courage and noble achievements. In some minds, it could also be a musician, a family member, or a soldier. Being heroic, however, means to have characteristics of a hero. A person who risks their life to protect our freedom or even an ordinary man or woman that remains unselfish in a time of tragedy can become a hero. To become a hero, you would need to act selfless and courageous…

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    the community. Therefore, Tyler Durden is not an example for how we should behave, but is instead a potential backlash to consumerism that is dangerous. Overall in this novel Fight Club, Chuck Palahniuk uses the nameless narrator to represent an everyman and Tyler Durden to represent consumerism and capitalism in our society. Palahniuk is trying to tell us a message that we need to resist the emptiness of consumerism and rediscover ourselves, but not by becoming entirely…

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    NIGHTMARE CODE Analysis

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    much more exciting. It also all but cripples the relationship between the people working on the project not really allowing them to feel bonded as a team. The performances offered here are actually pretty good though. Andrew J. West brings a nice everyman performance, and he keeps the film believable as the story becomes more and more preposterous. The other notable here is Googy Gress playing the villain of the piece Foster Cotton. Gress doesn’t actually fight the preposterous nature of the…

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    The Member archetype goes on to explain much more than being an average person. A member excels in small groups, but can get confused when dealing with large groups, because they are always looking to obtain acceptance from everyone. Members are also looking for quality, when looking for friends. Members therefore end up having a small number of friends, but they are extremely loyal to them. You will be pleased if your best friend is a Member; because they will go to great lengths to hold on to…

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    The weather and setting of Roger Rosenblatt’s essay, “The Man in the Water,” had a prodigious effect on one particular man as well as everyone else who was involved in the catastrophic January 13, 1982 crash of Air Florida Flight 90. Due to the winter season and the weather conditions, the water in the Potomac River where passengers landed was frigid. One courageous man stepped forward and began to save as many of the horrified and dying people as he could. Since the water was so cold, it…

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    well-regulated militia (113). Both sides bring up the same historical data to back their selves up. Brought up on the relationship between arms and Republican society on how America is to make every citizen and soldier, every soldier a citizen, and everyman obliging to bear arm (113). Democracies said, “the people will be universally armed: they will assume those weapons for security, which the art of war has invented destruction” (114).…

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