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    This was too much, and again he ran wildly along the trail. The dog, wearily, ran beside him. The man was unaware of where he was going; he had been hoping that maybe the dog could guide him to a camp, but the dog failed to ever take the lead. The man, exhausted, fell to his knees weak, the dog pausing and looking back at the man. The dog was hesitant, unsure of whether or not it should leave the man behind. Following its instincts, the dog sauntered away. The man slowly raised his head to see…

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    Richard White’s “The Man Who Was Almost a Man”, is about a young black man named Dave who is an indentured servant in the deep South around the 1930’s. In this story, Dave is continuously trying to prove to others that he is a young man close to being an adult while others around him only see him as a child. He is the only person who believes he is a man instead of a child. This theme is proven throughout the book. During this time around the 1930’s racism was still very much alive in the South…

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    The author of this essay Ernest Hemingway used a white elephant to make understand the gravity of the decision the girl had to make in regards to her relationship with the American man. The main focus of this essay involves the complications that arise when a relationship faces with an unexpected pregnancy, especially in the early twenty century. The term white elephant means a gift that is not necessary and unfortunately, it cost more to keep and maintain the gift. This essay will focus on the…

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    Man is made in the image and likeness of God. He is the pinnacle of creation and held to the highest dignity of all creation. He is granted free will and reason to not only determine what is right and wrong, but to choose it for himself. Some speculate that the Catholic church does not uphold human dignity, but that man is simply following blindly in the name of faith. This is not the case. Rather than destroy one’s appreciation for human dignity, the Catholic Church’s teachings on faith enhance…

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    Atticus Finch Atticus Finch a loyal white man that is defending a colored man. Atticus was a white lawyer that is defending a black man for a something he didn't do. As Tom Robinson trial drew closer to time the more the town of maycomb didn't like Atticus. The town of Maycomb became to not like Atticus but still Respected him because they thought it was wrong for him to defend an African American. Atticus went ahead and done what he thought was right because he knew that if he didn't he would…

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    let the just man and the unjust man have the power to do what they wish, as we sit back and look on: "Give each the just man and the unjust, license to do whatever he wants, while we follow and watch where his desire will lead each" (line 359c). Next, Glaucon states that the just man would be caught doing the same actions as the unjust man because they both want what's best and this is what's seen as good: "We would catch the just man red-handed going the same way as the unjust man out of a…

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    This story is titled, The Death of Tommy Grimes, because when Tommy shoots a black man, a small part of him dies along with the man he has killed. Before Tommy kills the man, he is waiting for something to come for him to shoot. In the beginning of the story, he never wanted to hurt anything or anyone, but now he was waiting to kill. When Tommy is outside he thinks to himself, “There was something out there! The happy-scared feeling ran up and down Tommy’s back and his breath came in painful…

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    education being an imprisonment on the black man’s freedom and intelligence s what puts these two individuals on different spectrums. Ta-Hehisi would agree with Malcolm X on his argument that the educated black man uses his high education to show off or seem superior to the average black man because Ta-Nehisi says in his book that schools weren’t teaching students to think outside the box. Malcolm X says while he was traveling across the country to different colleges that, “to my way of…

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    century Pablo Picasso created something called the "blue period." During this period the style of artwork was monochromatic and usually used colors such as dark blue or greens. Use of such colors gave the paintings of the time a gloomy and sorrowful appearance. One of the most well-known paintings of this time is The Old Guitarist. From the stark contrast creates a disjointed message of a young man's mind. Picasso portrays his old man as being sad and impoverished however, he depicts the guitar…

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    self-conflicted man committed; In which, he slain a man for no reason ,but made himself believe it was commonsense. The images in Poe’s story reveal the emotions: loathsome and guilt because of the old man’s eye. To set the scene the plot goes a little something like this: A man tells a story of how he killed an old innocent man that he loved for no reason, but then he goes to talk about his atrocious "vulture-a pale blue eye, with a film over it"(11). In the course of the story the murderous…

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