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    John Ronald Reuel Tolkien or J.R.R Tolkien was born on January 3, 1892, in Bloemfontein, South Africa. His parents go by the names of Arthur Tolkien and Mabel Suffield Tolkien. When Tolkien was only four Arthur Tolkien died from an inflamed organ caused by bacterial infection in the blood otherwise known as peritonitis. Tolkien, Mabel Tolkien and his younger brother, Hilary Arthur Reuel, then moved to live in Birmingham, England. Eight years later Mabel Tolkien died, in 1904, so Tolkien and…

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    In Timothy Findlay's the wars, Robert Ross's journey of love, loss and war resembles a parody of romance. When someone thinks parody, they think of mimicking or imitating to criticize an initial piece of work. A parody can neutrally illuminate and/or simply comment upon a piece of work without necessarily mocking it. In this case, we see a parody of the typical romance; a strong male, a damsel in distress or perhaps some sort of wealth and the long fighting journey he takes to get to his goal.…

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    1. On a scale of 1 – 10 (1 = most central part of my life and 10 = not central to my life) please rate the place of religion in your life. I would say my religion is number 9 or 10, it is the most important thing in my life besides my wife and kids. It provides a sense of fullness I can’t get anywhere else. 2. To what church or religious organization do you belong? What is the tradition and what specific denomination? I am a Druid senior priest from ADF [A Druid Fellowship]. I lead a grove…

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    Monarchy. This holds true until the penultimate scene of Hidalgo’s death in which he is forced to repent for his actions, something that is supposed to leave someone feeling like their most vulnerable self. However, Hidalgo is never absolved, and any inkling of his former status as a priest was stripped away from him, up until the moment of his execution when his cross is taken from him. This gives one cause to believe that Hidalgo is a tragic hero as the Church that took everything away from…

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    In Ray Bradbury’s dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451, it focuses on a society of distractions. These distractions can range from subtle mechanisms such as television walls, to more forceful means of interaction such as the burning of books to prevent the spread of knowledge. All of these minor mechanisms of control have to stem from somewhere: a corrupted government. Because the government cannot control society by themselves, they use the most important mechanism of control they have: the…

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    could have guessed five years ago, when I walked onto the MWBC grounds that my world would change forever. I didn’t know it then, but that cozy little patch of land in the middle of nowhere would become the biggest influence in my life. I had no inkling that the people I would meet would become like a second family to me. If I had it wouldn’t have taken me so long to get there. Growing up I was very wary of summer camp. The idea of sleeping in the woods surrounded by bugs and rodents…

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    A Melodramatic Varnish in Ali: Fear Eats the Soul Germany emerging through the 1970s was imbued in polemic discourse concerned with the issues surrounding German identity politics. The issues around American influences within Germany’s social and political spheres proved more convoluted igniting these discourses that would be thoroughly engaged with and explored by the New German Cinema movement. This engagement proved the enigmatic approach encompassing American influences, one that Germüden…

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    Theme (Gender) - Zora Hurston begins her novel with an extended metaphor analysing the difference between how men and women respond to their dreams. She determines that men look out unto their dreams, examining their practicality. As their dream never comes to fruition they must look away or drift along their horizons in despair. Women, on the other hand, are conditioned to refuse the futility of dream-chasing and for better or worse resolve to bending reality to accommodate their dreams.…

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    Usually, love was not a relative to placidly which shows some inklings. It is the physical passion instead of compatible heart for him delighting in the radiant good looks of his betrothed and in her health. When he stays with her, the happiness he felt is from the possessorship (10). Except for physical attraction…

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    documents." "Who said anything about this being, because you seeked out a file?" Mrs. Starr raises one of her well shaped eyebrows, her crimson hair flowing by her shoulders. "As for having better things to do... I'm fairly certain that I have... an inkling into what you're on about." she calmly carries on, her voice a gentle wave amongst a spectacular storm. "Excuse me?" I sassily reply, scoffing at her words. What does she think I do? Be a Calvin Klein model? She has no idea how I spend my…

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