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    foggy nights, perfect for spirits to linger. The Headless Horseman, the spirit that haunts Sleepy Hollow is waiting; waiting for a man named Ichabod Crane. Crane has done nothing wrong to the horseman, in fact he is frightened of him; but the horseman likes to kill for revenge. Not revenge on Ichabod but revenge on the town that killed the horseman. Sadly Ichabod is in that town and finds himself at the wrong place at the wrong time. Crane is walking home from a party late at night with fear…

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    companion is the literal Devil, as opposed to Ichabod Crane’s more metaphorical one. The Devil brings him to a gathering of all of his followers, which consist…

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    influence other people such as Ichabod Crane. Another similarity in the book and movie is that the people of Sleepy Hollow both refer to the horseman as, The Headless Horseman. However, the townspeople in the book sometimes call the horseman, The Galloping Hessian. Even though it can be called a different name, the horseman’s role in the story is the same. The headless horseman is controlled by Katrina Van Tassel and is terrorizing the town of Sleepy Hollow. Ichabod Crane investigates the town…

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    Sleepy Hollow

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    6/10 This is a movie that’s based on Irving’s’ tale of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman, in which Ichabod, played by Johnny Depp, is a NY detective who is sent to Sleepy Hollow to investigate multiple murders of people who are found headless in the woods. The local myth is that a ghost of a Hessian trooper who got his head removed by a cannon ball rides through the woods on horseback and decapitates those who don’t believe. Ichabod refuses to believe in this legend and sets out to solve…

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    The protagonist Ichabod desires the heart of Katrina Van Tassel, but must have the approval of her father, as well as beat the competition. The competition was with Brom Van Brunt who although was not as educated as Ichabod, had a more preferable personality and fiesque. Brom planned well before Ichabod did to marry Katrina. As Katrina and Ichabod became closer, Brom most likely would have been threatened by him and worried about his image. A man with his skills to lose to Ichabod could have…

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    Washington Irving and The Courtship of Miles Standish by Henry Longfellow. Delving into how each man’s strategy succeeded or failed, and how the women responded. A broad overview of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow encompasses a man, by the name of Ichabod Crane, and his journey as he tries to win over the heart of a Katrina Van Tassel. As he attempts to win her love, a man, by the name of…

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    certain aspects of concern held by many citizens of the changing political, social, and everyday fundamentals of life after the Revolutionary through a theme of the powers of imagination and how it could lead to a devastating downfall. It is through Ichabod Crane, the protagonist, that the narratives intention to warn of dangers of relying solely on the progressive imagination that had taken hold of the leaders of their infant country, just as Crane’s own imagination allowed his continued belief…

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    set changes which frankly lasted way too long causing many people in the audience to grow restless. Now the story I will, as well as I can, review today is The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving. This story included the school master, Ichabod Crane, his love interest, her parents, and his much more qualified…

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    setting has mostly the same effect, however this story has a little bit more drama. Rip Van Winkle and Ichabod Crane both love being outdoors, and that is were the guys spend most of their evenings at. It happens to…

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    The development of America is captured in both factual and fictional stories. The characters in the “Legend of Sleepy Hollow” are specifically shaped to represent well-thought attributes of America. The author of sleepy hollow uses characters to expound on the development of young America. Washington Irving is reflected as the father of American short story. His inscription depicts the invention of the American myths that deal with ancestors, heroes, and mystical beings that are an essential…

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