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    will never be forgotten. Heath Ledger was born on April 4th, 1979 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia to French teacher, Sally Bell and racing car driver, also engineer, Kim Ledger. He was the second child of the two, actually named after Heathcliff from “Wuthering Heights” by Emily Brontë. As a child, Heath was very adventurous, exploring different sports such as Australian Football, hockey, surfing, and even go-karting. Being an adventurous boy, Heath clearly had a talent for an…

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    Neo-Marxist Analysis: An in-depth look into The Cosby Show The Cosby Show was a show for all families to watch; it was a show in which captivated the homes of many families. According to The New York Times, “What’s more, it revived the sitcom on new terms. ‘The Cosby Show’ is often more credited for breaking new ground in the media visibility of African-Americans, laying track for later shows…” (Flanagin. Jake, “Why ‘The Cosby Show’ Still Matters” 2014, P. 1). Also according to the website,…

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    way for his stardom (Laurence Olivier, 2015). Despite him living in England, he gave many contributions to the Hollywood film industry. For instance, modern classics such as Wuthering Heights and Marathon Man (Laurence Olivier, 2015). Starring as Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights (1939)“grew into becoming an international matinee idol. Following up with, Rebecca and That Hamilton Woman, starring in Henry V (1944), and Hamlet (1948), winning best film and actor award for Hamlet from the Academy…

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    If one remembers the character Heathcliff in Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights, he was an apt example of such a situation yet in the end it was human relationship that he pined for and noting else. Relationships don’t need you to fall in love The importance of human relationships does not…

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    the female characters are influential and determined. They are unpredictable, passionate and villainous, and violent. Catherine is destructive, determined and strong- willed woman. She is given a temper, and she is torn between her passions for Heathcliff and her social aspiration. She conveys misery to both men who love her. Nelly or Ellen Dean, the narrator , is an exceptionally quiet character. She is a sensible, intelligent, and sympathetic woman who grew up part of the Earnshaw children.…

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    In much the same way that Catherine and Heathcliff yearn for freedom in her novel, Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte’s poetry articulates a similar desire to be free of societal expectations that restrict her because of her gender. In her poem, “I’m happiest when most away” (Bronte 1838) she writes…

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    It then furthers the exploration of the emotions of Heathcliff, an orphan taken in by the Earnshaw family, who falls in love with a Catherine Earnshaw, and plans his revenge against her for her perceived rejection of his yearn for her love in return. This intrinsic and extrinsic conflict ultimately proves to…

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    Marciniak points out that ‘fascination with performers’ is one of the aspects of adaptations that provide pleasure to the audience. Audiences often choose to watch a particular film adaptation because they appreciate the interpretation of a particular role. If we don’t love the actor who plays our favourite character, we might not be able to enjoy a film. This paper suggests that the use of well-established Disney characters in the 1983 adaptation of A Christmas Carol, “Mickeys’ Christmas Carol”…

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    Point Of View In Fiction

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    narrates, though Sherlock is the protagonist and this works well because Watson doesn’t know everything – unlike Sherlock, so the ‘whodunit’ aspect of the story is intact. In Wuthering Heights, Lockwood and Nelly are the narrators, and Cathy and Heathcliff the protagonists. These are what are termed ‘displaced narrators.’ Patrick Kelly’s A Hard Place is told in first person, as is my own WIP. Linda’s Black Shadow is narrated in first person using two…

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    Andrew Ledger

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    Heathcliff “Heath” Andrew Ledger was born on April 4, 1979 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia. His mother Sally was a French teacher and his father Kim an engineer and racing enthusiast. He has one older sister and two younger half-sisters. His parents divorced when he was ten years old. He liked to sing, act, play chess, dance and skateboard. When he was 15 years old, he was scouted by a local talent agent and appeared in the 1991 Australian film Clowning Around. Also, he appeared in two…

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