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    A loaded dump truck was the apparent cause of an accident involving four vehicles recently. The preliminary investigation indicates that the dump truck was carrying a load to a location on Jester Boulevard on RM 2222, when it struck several vehicles, ran off of the roadway, fell below an overpass and caused another vehicle to crash into a utility pole. Austin-Travis County paramedics transported four people to a nearby hospital, but miraculously no one was killed. [Insert Video:…

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    “Cask of Amontillado” and “Masque of the Red Death,” by Edgar Allen Poe both utilize symbolism to demonstrate what leads to a premature or ill-timed death. In “Cask of Amontillado,” Poe uses Fortunato’s jester costume and the Amontillado as symbols. Fortunato’s costume is symbolically representative of what he is; a fool. He is a foolish man for committing the monstrous act worthy enough to warrant death by the hands of Montressor, as well as for trusting Montresor.This ultimately leads to…

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    Ms 13 Symbolism

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    especially those from poverty, offering a family-like appeal. What the children don’t realize is that once you become a member there is no turning back. It is essential for the gang to grow and they will do it by any means. We were introduced to Jester, a MS 13 member who shot someone at the tender age of 9, he was taught the 13 rules that are used as a standard and nothing less would be accepted. Killing is a transition marker for a young member, it marks the beginning of the membership that…

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    Theseus And Hippolyta

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    the couples are to be married. Bottom awakens with his own head back. 4 Puck is the protagonist. The antagonists are the play's tensions which was a result of circumstances, accidents, and mistakes. 5 Puck was Oberon's jester. He was a mischievous fairy who delights in playing pranks on mortals. He is an enchanting, mischievous spirit who prevades the atmosphere. His antics are responsible for many complications that propel the other main plots. He applies the love…

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    by Edgar Allen Poe, the distinct forms of irony; situational, verbal and dramatic irony are utilized in order to develop the extremely dark mood. The example of situational irony can be observed almost immediately in the story, which is Fortunato’s jester clothing that he is wearing for Carnival. “He had on a tight-fitting parti-striped dress, and his head was surmounted by the conical cap and bells” (1) Fortunato's light hearted attire sharply contrasts from his fate that he will soon face.…

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    Dexter And Hop Frog

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    in time by nearly 160 years, yet they share many similarities worth mentioning. In Dexter a psychopath uses being a police investigator as a front to exact his revenge on criminals, while in Hop-Frog a crippled dwarf who also happens to be a court jester exacts his revenge on a tyrannical king.. The theme of murder being used as a means of revenge is evident in both of these stories through their use of extrajudicial killings, criminals who feel as if they are above the law, and the ultimate…

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    bottom is still the same energetic person and that is part of the reason why I like him more than Puck. Bottom knows that he is not intelligent or handsome, but that does not stop him from living his life how he wants. On the other hand, Puck is a jester who likes to play pranks on others. Puck is carefree while he applies the love potion to the Athenians. Puck is the closest thing this play is to having a protagonist. Puck’s real name is Robin Goodfellow, but his nickname is Puck. Puck is a…

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    Hamlet Dark Side Of Death

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    out that no matter what people do for a living they cannot outsmart God, and they can never escape the fact that everyone will die at some point in their life. Hamlet later comments again on death as he is contemplating the skull of Orrick, a court jester, who may have worn makeup as part of his entertainment, “Now get you to my lady’s chamber, and tell her, let her paint an inch thick, to this favor she must come. (CITATION NEEDEDAct 5 Scene 1 Lines…

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    In the short story “ The Cask of Amontillado”, by Edgar Allen Poe creates a mood of suspense and horror. From the details to actions and words the suspense he creates from the symbolism and irony between the two characters, Montresor and Fortunado. The mood swings that Poe has inflicted in the story shows a deep meaning. The irony and symbolism makes us the readers wonder why he made so much horror. Also the effect that he has on us the reader. First, the imagery in this short story is…

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    William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is a play about the difficulties of love and how magic comes with a price. Puck also known as Robin Goodfellow is Oberon the King of the fairies jester. In this play, Robin Goodfellow or Puck could be a protagonist and an antagonist of this play for the soul fact that he causes all the conflict and he develops everyone. He is a troublemaker in the play because he applies the “love juice” to the wrong Athenians. Therefore, in this paper I am going…

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