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    blacks were eliminated. Similarly, the Finch’s misunderstood neighbour, Arthur Radley, was the subject of many town rumors and stories. People of Maycomb were afraid of the unknown, who in this case was Boo Radley. They didn’t understand his unusual hermit like behavior and treatment from a dysfunctional family. Scout describes him being “about six-and-a-half feet tall, judging from his tracks; he dined…

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    long-time friend Jenny. In her article on TIME magazine’s website she wrote: “After 24 years, our friendship is now relegated to the online world, filtered through Facebook. Call it Facebook Recluse Syndrome — and Jenny is far from the site 's only social hermit (Davis).” The idea begs the question; are concerns related to ‘digital retreating,’ among the other problems introduced by social media, based on any proven threats to society? Although social media…

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    Time and truth are two pivotal, thought provoking motifs, continually allied and contrasted in Arcadia, providing philosophical depth. Harnessing these complex themes, along with many dramatic and literary techniques, stimulates enticing thought processes in the audience. This includes questioning the direction and impact of time and the importance of seeking truth and influence of emotion. Considering these aspects together prompts the audience to conclude the essential nature of truth in…

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    Thoreau In Today's World

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    “Obviously we can’t all run away to the woods like Thoreau and live the life of a hermit but we can try to find our own special Walden, wherever that may be, and commit to doing our very best. We must never forget that Walden is not just a geographical point somewhere in the New England landscape but a state of mind, an attitude of simple living that can be transported anywhere, anytime, if we so decide.”(Lewin, Michael) Michael Lewin stated the unquestionable fact that while life is forever…

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    "In order for individuals to change and succeed in life, personal challenges and obstacles need to be accepted and embraced". In most cases, failure can prevail to be more beneficial than success. Failure provides an individual with a drive to succeed and keep trying. Through the core text of Maestro, J.K. Rowling's speech "The Fringe Benefits of Failure, and the Importance of Imagination" and the film, “The Last Cab to Darwin', the audience learns that with experience comes personal development…

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    King Arthur Research Paper

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    In legends, King Arthur is the Priest-King of Gwydion, but that’s just it. It’s legends. No one knows if he was real or not. Many believed that he was a Celtic Warlord who beat the Anglo-Saxons in the 400s and many British histories have mentioned him. The King Arthur literature have many different types.They were adventures filled with, battles and marvels, a tragic love story, a Christian allegory, and a conflict between love and duty. It was originally blended with Celtic history and myth,…

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    Saniya Puri English (Hons.) Second Year (B) Jesus and Mary College, Delhi University Paper for American Literature Teacher-Mrs. Usma Khan 13th October, 2014 Discuss how “London” is a satire on corruption and degradation of the society of London during that time. Written in 1738, Samuel Johnson’s major published work, the poem London is a piece of literature that is satirical and inserts ironic commentary on the corruption-stricken London and the degradation of its society. The 263-lined poem…

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    Byzantium and the Muslims We have all heard about the Crusades, how two main religions went to war against each other in the name of God. But what were the Crusades really about? The Crusades was a time when two religions, Christianity and Islam, went to war against each other. This was a time when tension between the two religions as well as Judaism resulted in eight major Crusades between 1096 and 1291 and even a Children’s Crusade that ended in a catastrophe. According to Pope Urban II, he…

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    Atropos Language and Literature Mr. Pursell 23rd February, 2016 Autobiography of Atropos – Master of Death I am Atropos, “she who cannot be turned”. The savior and yet the plague of the humans. But, ah, I assume you don’t know me because all you mortals care about are those dimwit Olympian gods. Well that’s too bad because as soon as I say so, those gods are as doomed as Troy. One snip of my shears could be the death of you. Literally! I am death. My two sisters and I are all…

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    Marli and I saw a Black Veil Brides concert in California and ended up meeting four members of the band. Though we got barely any sleep, the two of us were rather frantic throughout the trip there. It’s a memory I’ll never forget. I arrived at Marli’s house in the evening. We slept for about three hours before her alarm woke us up. We got dressed, sharing an unspoken excitement that made me feel like I was a thousand feet tall with my head in the clouds but my feet still grounded. When Marli,…

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