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    London William Blake S This poem is about the slums of London and how the people’s despair in these areas is at the fault of their government, a government that brings hopelessness to the people. P I explore the streets, Where the river Thames goes by, Every face I see is full of anguish, Anguish caused by weakness and despair. In every man’s cry, In every infant’s frightened screams, In every one who speaks, in every restriction, The mental shackles I hear. The chimney cleaners weep, The…

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    Life of Pi is a meta-fiction that inquires the reader’s faith. Using meta-fiction to his advantage, Matel questions the disparity between reality and imaginary. In his novel, he explores the contrast of mother nature, her gentle aura and her cruel behaviour. Her gentle side is demonstrated through the protagonist’s interpretation of the fauna and flora. Whereas, her cruel side is illustrated by Pi’s vivid encounter with ferocious animals. Hence, in the novel, the author portrays the…

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    Horror stories are becoming increasingly popular in today’s era. The inquisitiveness of nature, behavior, and mysterious happenings in this specific genre have sparked interest in the unknown. When literary trends escaped the Age of Reason, literature was brought back to its traditional times when mysteries were fascinating. The most attainable model of creative narrative developed from the Middle Ages. The Middle Ages consisted of periods of crime, barbarism, works of witches, scientific…

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    Myth Of Orion Essay

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    Orion is my favourite constellation because its the middle name of my hero, Sirius Black which tragically died falling into a veil in 1998. I also like Orion because it is truly beautiful and its not hard to see at night. This constellation is named after ‘the hunter’ in Greek mythology. Orion, which is located on the celestial equator, is clearly visible in the night sky from November to February. Real Myth: There are several myths about how Orion was created but the one i have come to like…

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    Slaying dragon, freeing fair maidens, that is what you will find in this superb novel, Freak the Mighty. Both the book and the movie are very enjoyable with all of their similarities and their diversity. The similarities with the book and the movie are fascinating. Freak the MIght the book and The Mighty the movie are indistinguishable in many ways. With Kevin's zest is why ,Freak the MIghty, always went one adventures in the book and the movie. Max and kevin both called female fair maidens.…

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    Grendel's Role In Society

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    The idea of monsters have played a role in society since the beginning of civilization. In the novel Grendel, I believe Grendel is useful for the humans in the novel. As the dragon said in chapter() Grendel is the monster that makes the human think, plot, and become smarter. Grendel provides the fear that makes the human evolve, by stimulating them to change or adapt. It would be hard to say whether the world would be better with or without Grendel. Humans can be monsters themselves, they do…

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    In Richard Preston’s The Hot Zone, the plot follows path of Ebola as it makes its way into the human race for the first time. From the beginning, with a man called Charles Monet, for our purposes, in 1980, to a young Danish boy in ‘87, to an outbreak in Reston, Virginia in 1989, Ebola virus has evaded understanding. But Preston traces its lifespan with a fine-tooth comb, carefully documenting every known occasion in which the scientific community learned more about the elusive virus. With a…

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    Symbols: The marlin symbolizes the perfect rival. Santiago found something that really tested him and his skills. He appreciates that he found a creature that rightfully tests his strengths. The marlin brings out his best traits. The shovel nosed sharks symbolizes the evil in the world. The shovel nosed sharks are not a deserving opponent for Santiago. He doesn’t take pleasure in battling them because they are thoughtless killers. The lions that Santiago dreams of symbolizes his lost youth and…

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    This chapter focuses on Nite Owl and Silk Spectre. The chapter opens with Laurie in Dan’s basement workshop where she is exploring his airship and accidentally mistakes a flamethrower for a dash lighter. Dan is on edge, as costumed heroes are being targeted (the Comedian dead, Dr. Manhattan left to Mars, Veidt was almost shot, and Rorschach got arrested). Laurie is impressed with Dan’s airship and equipment. Their relationship is clearly starting to grow more romantic. We learn that Dan’s father…

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    Oscar Wilde and Mary Shelley both agree upon that a monster originates from a contaminated soul. When one's soul begins to rot, a monster within emerges, for both of their monsters began as pure souls who were unaware of the evils of the world. When the soul gets contaminated by evil, it begins to transform into a monster. Dorian Gray’s inner monster begins to arise when Lord Henry inserts a fear in him (that if he sins too much it will start to show on his beautiful face and he cannot afford…

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