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    Anti-War Song Analysis

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    The windows between the soldiers and the leaders symbolizes the barrier that separates two opposite conditions. Namely, the ones on power watch as the soldiers freeze in the snow "down below". In the third stanza, the reference to media is evident. "Idiots of snow" could mean sources that invent the information available to the society, including the government and the media. People usually believe whatever they hear on the news or read on the Internet without consulting a media source…

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    The Power of Words Words mean more than their definition. Each word has a special interpretation that means something different to every individual. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak takes place during World War II in Molching,Germany. The main character Liesel is forced to leave her mom to move to Molching to live with a new family. Liesel has to learn a completely new language which is very challenging for her. She does not only learn different German words, but the greater story behind what…

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    all the things he has been through. Depression is a big factor in his life throughout the book and it really is a repetitive feeling that Holden has to go through. In Holden’s Life he gets kicked out of school four different schools. He isn’t an idiot it’s just all that has happened to him in his life. For example holden’s…

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    I guess it would be irresponsible not to make a comment on a recent news story that has everyone buzzing: The Twinkie Diet. If you've had your TV off in the past few weeks, here's what happened: An overweight professor of nutrition at Kansas State University went on a junk food diet for two months and lost 27 pounds. His diet consisted of mostly Twinkies, with a smattering of Little Debbies, Doritos, sugary cereals, Oreo cookies. So as not to set too bad an example in front of his kids, he…

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    The Progressivism started in the nineteenth century, more specifically in 1900 to 1920 the was a reform movement complex and fascinating political movement. Its goal was a greater democracy, honest, efficient and active government making more justice for the society and regulating the business. The purpose of the government was to expand the power so government can play more positive role in the society and its principal role was to use the government as an agency of human welfare. The…

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    Beowulf Tragic Hero

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    The concept of a "tragic hero" is nothing new; it has been in use from as early as 335 BCE, when it was introduced into Greek theatre as a character element in tragic plays. Aristotle, an ancient Greek philosopher and scientist, first documented such a character in his book Poetics, defining a tragic hero as "a [great] man who is neither a paragon of virtue and justice nor undergoes the change to misfortune through any real badness or wickedness but because of some mistake" (Else 38). Thus, it…

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    Shirley Jackson Evil

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    pull out her colorful letters and starts to write about other citizens of the town. “After thinking for a minute, although she had been phrasing the letter in the back of her mind all the way home, she wrote on a pink sheet: Didn’t you ever see an idiot child before? Some people just shouldn’t have children, should they? She was pleased with the letter. She was fond of doing things exactly right…” (The Possibility of Evil). Unfortunately all of her evil came to an end when she accidentally…

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    Throughout high school, I got along well with my teachers and got many As. But that all changed in my junior year, when I took U.S. History 2 with Mr. McLaren. He had been Teacher of the Year at River Edge. The twins down the street raved about all that they had learned from him. But there I was, two months into the school year, falling farther and farther behind. Moreover, my varsity field hockey took time away from my studies. When I did get to work on assignments, usually on Sunday afternoons…

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    thus provoking sympathy for them because their fate was already decided from the beginning of the trial. Throughout the book, the reader may infer Perry is mentally ill but, Logan green said “it's no great job to find whether a man is insane or an idiot or an imbecile… It is entirely unnecessary, a waste of time to send the defendants to Larned,”(Capote 267) in adding this quote, Capote makes the reader notice there wasn't a fair chance given at another possibility other than capital punishment,…

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    Is there such a thing as free will? Or is there free will with a set fate no matter what choices we make? Shakespeare’s Macbeth dwells upon this subject often. Three witches, who claim to know Macbeth’s future approach him. They hail him as thane of Glamis, Cawdor, and as King of Scotland. The audience knows that he is the thane of Glamis and that Cawdor will soon be given to him, but the idea of becoming king never occurred to him until this moment. So the question remaining is: Did the weird…

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