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    Reading A Picture of Dorian Gray was very moving. I really enjoyed the writing and literary style; it is very similar to classical pieces and has a lot of detail, wonderful imagery, and refreshing vocabulary choices. It also has a very mystical sense to it, so real yet so unreal,…

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    The Picture of Dorian Gray, a book by Oscar Wilde, is the story of a man who lost his friendships, trust, and ultimately himself, because of his own insanity. His life was wasted away by his fear of others finding out his true identity, and by his constant state of guilt. Throughout the story, Dorian exhibits many symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder. He struggles to maintain the peaceful relationships he has, and these relationships only get worse as his disorder and the story progresses…

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    Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray follows the life of a young man, Dorian Gray, in the Victorian Society. The main character is Dorian Gray, a young man who attempts to be young forever. At the beginning of the book, Dorian has many interactions with Lord Henry, a sarcastic, influential, and intelligent man. Lord Henry uses many epigrams, witty sayings that reveal deep truths about Victorian society. Wilde uses blunt epigrams to reveal the hidden truths of high society during the…

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    Gray Rhetor

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    Rhetor Rather than setting the rhetor as myself or the protagonist Gray, I set my rhetor to be both Finn and Leiki. The reason why I made this decision is because in a imaginary world, the existence of the author is not as important as other type of works such as articles and research papers. The only thing people tend to focus in a game script is it story. So making the rhetor a(or both in my case) character within the story will look better compare to me speaking in a game universe. But why…

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    Thomas Gray

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    these poets was a poet by the name of Thomas Gray. Thomas Gray as a graveyard poet was a precursor to the romantic period and gothic trends of the 19th century, and with very little writing raised into popularity with his work the Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, which reflected on the shared mortality of man and the motivations of death. Gray often times displays values that go against the grain of the powerful at the time. A great deal of Grays life though was spent being a scholar and…

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    Gandalf The Gray

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    In the words of the Great Philosopher Gandalf the Gray… “It does not do to leave a live dragon out of our calculations, if you live near him.” These words we hear are from one of the greatest and only wizards in middle earth, none other than Gandalf the Gray. But we must ask ourselves, “what does Gandalf mean by this?”. After all, Gandalf is one of the most perplexing, intricate, and mysterious characters in the LOTR trilogy. If you want to know the answer beneath you must ask these question…

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    Gray Monologue

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    When I think about the old world, only in distant memories and muted daydreams, I mostly think about color. The urban world was dashed in eye-catching colors and neon lights. Nature was slightly more subdued; somewhat monochromatic, yet varied in understated tones of grey, brown, and green. Color is hard to come by, now, with the exception of flame and blood. Rampant fires and firestorms consumed forests and cities long ago, and everyday continue to demolish what was once taken for granted.…

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    Gray Wolves Are Legendary

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    Gray Wolves are legendary because they have a tingling howl. They use it so they can communicate. When the wolf is alone, they howl so their pack will hear it and then they will come to the wolf. Their howl may send a message to another wolf or to the whole pack. Their howl kinda sounds like a dog barking but theirs is much longer and louder.Sometimes one wolf could start howling and then the pack here's it and they could all start howling back. Gray wolves eat deer. Wolves also like to eat…

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    Gray Matter In Teens

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    reasonable choices. There has been numerous studies on a substance found in adolescents known as gray matter. Gray matter is the cause for this stupidity found in teenagers. According to The Teen Brain Still Under Construction,”...Volume of gray matter was the highest in very early childhood, and gradually fell as a child grew. The more recent scans, however, revealed that the high point of the volume of gray matter occurs during early adolescents.” These studies have lead scientist to believe…

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    Thomas Gray Influences

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    How Thomas Gray’s life affected his work Thomas Gray was one of the most influential poets during the 18th century and produced many widely known poems and works of literature throughout his life. Many events within his life contributed to his style and topics while writing his poetry. The works of Thomas Gray were influenced by the death of his close friend, Richard West, his time spent on The Grand Tour with Walpole, and the time he spent at Eton College as a professor and a scholar. Thomas…

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