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    symbolism to create their representations of society. In the painting, Bruegel included a shepherd, fisherman, farmer, and ships. The shepherd, fisherman, and farmer did not pay any attention to Icarus as he fell into the sea and drowned. The characters Bruegel painted represent society. It shows how…

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    A Cold And Windy Day

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    On a cold and windy day Robert James an Oysterman and resident of lower Terrebonne Parish, was devastated when he arrived at his workplace. He went to dredge the oyster beds to make some money for upcoming bills and came to a conclusion that someone had illegally fished his beds. Many people in lower Terrebonne Parish depend on commercial fishing to make a living. Robert paid for his lease to fish the oyster beds and someone else basically took his paycheck from him. When people commit illegal…

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    though Santiago does not acknowledge himself as a hero, it is evident that he shows many characteristics of a heroic leader. 1. In the Old Man and the Sea, Santiago is determined to be a great fisherman and he doesn’t let his fears get in the way. 2. For example, Santiago thought about how other fisherman fear not being able to see land in a small boat during hurricane season, but being alone didn’t scare him (Hemingway 60-61). 3. Santiago was content with being out at sea alone, but he…

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    cast his wife and Zeus’ child into the sea. Zeus then depraved Basil’s mind. Because Basil was deranged he was demoted from his kingship. Many days later a fisherman found Basil’s wife and her child. Basil’s wife was dead, but child was not. The fisherman named this baby Bemus. One day after many years, Bemus and his stepfather (the fisherman) came upon a statue of Zeus, that men were tearing down. When the statue fell it almost landed on Bemus and…

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    a mood of suspension because the darkness of the sea if observed closely is filled with enraged sharks. additionally He uses an orange-red color to demonstrate blood in the ocean. It’s unclear whether its of a shark or a possible companion this fisherman could of had. The viewers are drawn into…

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    “Life is so single mindedly awful it seems a conscious, cosmic prank; it starts in pain, is pervaded by painful imitation, dislocation, guilt, desire, fear of responsibility and isolation; and it is always bestial violence and death.” Richard Kasleany in The Shock of Vision sum up approximates Hemingway’s view of life, which is the theme for all his novels. Being a journalist in profession Hemingway had a firsthand experience of the World War I which made him realize the inevitability of death…

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    Contraptions About Sharks

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    protect surfers and beach goers from these radical creatures. Until, sharks stop attacking humans, humans will stop devising traps for sharks. "The small shark frequently gets swept up in fishing nets and caught in fishing lines". This messes up the fisherman, big time, it puts a delay on the fish. There have been 72 baseless attacks on humans by sharks. Surfers are 50% of these attacks, and beach goers are the most at risk. "other countries around the…

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    Santiago Character Analysis “When nothin’ is goin’ right Just go fishin’.” This quote was said by famous fisherman Earl Dibbles Jr. This is exactly what Santiago does he. When nothing is going right he just goes fishing. Even when fishing is not going right he just keeps fishing. Santiago is the protagonist in Ernest Hemingway’s novella The Old Man and the Sea, he is characterized as determined. In being determined he is fearless in his attempts to catch fish, he is enduring in how he keeps…

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    How A Ring Got Into The Kelly Pond -Gabriel’s Fiance- Elizabeth was a modern woman. She and her fiance, Gabriel, had been dating for five years when he had decided to propose. She went to get a wedding ring for him at the jewelry store. She had it engraved with his initials and had it in a small black box then she began to walk home. About half way there, she wanted to make sure it was perfect so she pulled it out of his pocket. Unfortunately, a raven screeched at the same moment which…

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    Charlie was an 19 year old fisherman from a religious family. Charlie's family were blacksmiths, but he decided that he wasn’t interested in doing that. Charlie always liked going to the pier and watch the fisherman come off the boat with their catch of the day. When he was 10 years old he decided to become a fisherman. Ava was an 18 year old baker and grew up in the house next to Charlie’s. THey went to church together and became very good friend. It was a usual Sunday after church and Charlie…

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