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    Grim Since the twelfth century, the word grim has been used to describe things that are depressing or worrying to consider. Grim originates from the Old Norse word grimmr, meaning stern, horrible, or dire and the Swedish word grym, meaning fierce or furious. Though originally used to mean fierce, cruel, savage; severe, dire, or painful, the meaning of grim has since evolved to describe all things gruesome and macabre. While the word literally means depressing or worrying, grim also often…

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    terror and fear when mentioned. To make sense of death and mortality, humans have relied on a tried-and-true method: To give death a form they can recognize. Many civilizations around the world created personalizations of death, often portrayed as grim Reapers, shinigamis or gods of death, in order to spread terror over the termination of our beloved life, our everything. Although Death is successfully portrayed as a terrifying and merciless monster , in reality Death is a complex character…

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    Fruit Fly Lab Report

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    normally are inactivation mode by bounding to inhibitors of apoptosis (IAP). As soon as apoptotic stimuli are detected, IAPs will bind to its antagonists. This would allow Caspases to activate and bending to cleave proteins. Hid, together with Reaper and Grim, are the activators that induce the signal for apoptosis. Mutation in hid gene will prevent the induction of apoptosis signal. hidWR+X1 is an allele that cause non-expression of hid mRNA, which lead to the absent of Hid. The mutants were…

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    in class and adds his opinion in. Nesmith claims that the fly is not death, just a negative figure. I agree that the fly represents a negative figure, but I believe Dickinson adds the fly to the poem for the sole purpose of it representing the grim reaper coming for the speaker of the poem. Nesmith states that everything about death is predetermined and that the fly provides a break in the routine nature of the event. I disagree with this idea because, if Dickinson made the fly represents death,…

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    Evening Hawk In the poem “Evening Hawk” by Robert Penn Warren the author relies heavily on description of the scene and mood for the reader to understand the tone and theme. The poem describes a hawk bringing the night and ending the day. Themes like death, wasting of time, and portraying humanity in a negative sense are explored through the flight of the hawk. Robert Penn Warren used careful diction to convey a deeper meaning to certain references and symbolism. These would include: the…

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    Hard Times Lead to Great Ends Gustav Klimt is an Austrian painter most famous for his oil gliding paintings like The Kiss in which he finished in 1908. The Kiss is composed of two lovers, kissing passionately while wrapped in a bright yellow, gold cloth together. Klimt was one of seven children born to his mother and father, Ernest and Anna Klimt. He came from an artistic background. His father was a gold engraver and his mother was a talented singer but never did anything about it.…

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    My mind is a palace of forgotten words and unsolvable algorithms. As human life goes on, pieces of our sanity drift from our spirit; but, I can assure you my sanity is fully connected to me. Our dance, being the grim reaper and me, is one of many. Occasionally we would play a game of cards in which I would end up tricking him, other times I would test him by doing foolish dares and grabbing risks by the neck as a young teenager. This was different; this was our last meeting before my greatest…

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    “I must not only punish, but punish with impunity.” (Poe, 683) These words were written in a story of Edgar Allen Poe. Many people when hurt either learn to get over what was done wrong to them while others wish to punish those that wronged them. In the story “The Cask of Amontillado” Poe writes about the second path a person takes when he or she has been wronged. This story is about two men named Montresor and Fortunato. Montresor is hurt because Fortunato did something that Montresor feels as…

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    The Black Rover Monologue

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    As he saw her standing across the road,coat drenched in rain water, he thought that he may have seen her somewhere. When i asked, he remained quite in a quizzical manner, as he was going through his memories and wanted me to remain silent Then he stood. Shocked and was looking straight at me in an extremely wierd manner. I said “i am not that beautiful man ,stop staring.”and he replied“she was with you.”first i thought that was a joke“i told you i am not that beautiful,i am not that lucky.”he…

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    Romanticism was an art movement that originated from the 18th century, starting in the 1750s and lasting until the 1890s. The style was a rejection of classical art and a reaction against neoclassicism, and the main focus of this artistic movement was to convey an emotion through their paintings and literature. They believed in staying true to their emotions and putting it down on paper. It emphasized the individuality of the artist. The artwork from this period of time was full of emotion and…

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