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    Mark Twain In the late 1800’s American realism began. People started writing about real life problems that they thought needed to be said. They wrote about what other people were too afraid to say, and they were the voices for the people who did not have one. Some were even seen as the fathers of American Realism one of which is Mark Twain. Mark twain was born on November 30, 1835, and is a world-renowned writer, literary critic, lecturer, and steamboat pilot, and is most commonly known for his…

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    translation instead of a more recent and more accurate translation is that de Mattos’s translation is in the public domain. In Webber’s adaptation, the fictional company Opera Populaire puts on three operas during the course of the show. These operas are Hannibal, Il Muto, and Don Juan Triumphant. Each of these operas shows a definitive parallel to the well-known real operas Aida, The Marriage of Figaro, and Don Giovanni. In addition, as the musical progresses,…

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    Punic War 1 vs. Punic War 2 The Punic Wars were an important part of Roman History starting in 264 BCE (Duiker). The Romans and taken over what they wanted in Italy and were on a quest to conquer the entire Mediterranean area. There were Three Punic Wars and they were between Rome and Carthage. Carthage was the location where the Phoenicians settled in 800 BCE (Duiker). The reason for the Punic Wars was the land of Sicily. Both cities wanted control of Sicily for its strong economy. War 1…

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    Mark Twain Biography

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    Next, he discovered his avid passion for writing while working at the Hannibal Journal. Beginning in 1853, he set out as a journeyman printer to St. Louis, New York, and Philadelphia. He roamed the country in this way before getting his first paying job as a writer…

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    The first T-Shirt is designed according to the idea of protection in Elephant Run. During the Second World War, the Imperial Japanese Army invades Burma, a small British colony located in Southeast Asia. Nick Freestone, the protagonist has recently immigrated to Burma to live on his father’s plantation away from the German air raids in London, England after his own apartment was bombed. Soon after Nick’s arrival, however, the Japanese invade, and capture the Freestone plantation, forcing “[a]ll…

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    land before choosing which side of the land they will march on. For an example, in the Battle of Cannae during the Second Punic War, Hannibal knew that the Romans would have triple the amount of soldier than him. However, he knew that the number would matter as much if he could have the Roman army have the disadvantages of the land they would fight on. So Hannibal made sure to figure out which direction is the prevailing winds in order to have the wind and dust blowing with them and have it blow…

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    Niccilò Machiavelli’s political philosophy writing, The Prince, is a piece of writing that intends to teach an upcoming prince an approach of ruling that can guarantee a lasting period of power. Machiavelli states that the number one characteristic that a prince must posse that of virtue. Machiavelli defined virtue as a way that a prince acquires power over a dominion, and later goes on to add to the define by stating that “it is necessary for a prince if he wishes to maintain himself, to learn…

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    Much of the general public’s knowledge concerning serial homicide is a product of sensationalized and stereotypical depictions of it in the news and entertainment media. Colorful story lines are written to pique the interest of audiences, not to paint an accurate picture of serial murder. By focusing on the larger-than-life media images of socially constructed “celebrity monsters,” the public becomes captivated by the stylized presentation of the criminals rather than the reality of their…

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    sixth of seven children to a slave-owning family. When he was four years old, his family moved to Hannibal, Missouri, where he lived until he was seventeen. Twain had many jobs throughout his lifetime. After his father’s death, when he was twelve years old, Twain became an apprentice at the Hannibal Courier, where he worked for food and housing. When he was fifteen, Twain started working at the Hannibal Western Union, where he was a jack of all trades as a writer, editor, and printer. Then, in…

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    he tells the story behind the school shooting at Columbine High School. He gives us a lot of background behind the killers. The two killers, Dylan and Eric, act as normal as every day students in a school. Dave tells us “Psychopaths don’t act like Hannibal Lector or Norman Bates. They come off like Hugh Grant, in his most adorable role” (240). Eric and Dylan throw a curve ball to their pupils by playing the game of a psychopath. Dylan hides his pain and loneliness behind the walls of his…

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