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    Thalia Bonilla IB English Mr. Dineen 24 February 2016 Reader Response #5: Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman · Use at least two pieces of evidence to support your claims. · Make clear references to literary conventions and their effects throughout your paragraph. Given the initial staging and/or reading of the production notes, cite and explain the importance of one of the staging elements in the play. Ex. The transparent walls of the house allow characters to ignore the presence…

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    Every minute the Amazon Rainforest is getting abolished at a frequency of 40 football fields a minute, and 100 hundred species of organisms are becoming extinct every day.Is this a World you want to live in? In today’s standards, poetry is often overshadowed and much less spoken about than other matters. In reality, poetry is exceptionally repeatedly used in Songs, Raps, and pop music. Poetry has not declined, but has expanded and evolved into a diverse range of songs/poems, as listed music…

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    Midsummer Night’s Dream Response/Lit-Crit Paper In the early Eighteenth-Century, drama transitioned into "Sentimental Comedy" which embraces high moral ground, sex, and satire. The audience is moved not only to laughter, but also to sympathetic tears. While the Restoration Period in England literature was undergoing a shift towards highlighting the middle class and poor, not every critic was enthusiastic for the new writing style, one William Shakespeare excelled at. Samuel Pepys, an English…

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    interesting background which is believed to have an effect on his later writings and observations. He was a prior politician, priest, and military leader. In his piece, Antigone, Sophocles focuses on humanism and the achievements of man. He used this drama to explore the dilemmas in human existence, but in turn shows how powerful man can be. Sophocles begins the chorus of this piece by proclaiming how wonderful the…

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    Character (MILDRED HAYES) In the Movie “The Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” I cannot overlook the stiff and hard persona of Mildred Hayes, the bereaved mother who has had it with the failure of the local police department to find the person (s) responsible for raping and murdering her daughter. Of all the Characters in the movie, I think Mildred was perhaps the worst, albeit a victim of a crime. I find Mildred interesting because she’s the only one that stood out to me. Mildred, in my view…

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    Hello ---, I am reaching out on behalf of Vineyard Theatre to let you know about our newest show that your department may find interesting. Vineyard Theatre’s world premiere of THE AMATEURS by Jordan Harrison and directed by Oliver Butler. We feel this production is relevant to theatre history programs as it is based in 14th century Europe, with medieval pageant players on the run from the plague. The Amateurs features a 14th century pageant cart players traveled with and used to perform in…

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    Opera, the Composite Art of Music I like to read a novel, and one of my favorites is “The Children of the Rune.” At the middle part of the story, the main character who has a great talent for music attempts to make an opera named ‘Maximilien’ for his travel cost. It was the first time I encountered an opera, one of the most famous musical genres as a part of the novel. I was 9 years old when I read that novel; therefore, I did not know the exact meaning of ‘Opera’ at that time. What I just knew…

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    Irony is a figure of speech which describes intended meaning that is different from the real meaning .In simple words; it is a difference between the appearance and the reality... Irony is very important in the literary works because it helps to make a close connection between the reader and the literary work itself. I t is important to make the readers think more and more to understand the events in the literary work and get the messages and themes of the writer. It is often that irony in…

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    Traditional and shocking sometimes is not promising; Spike Lee’s 2015 film, Chiraq, is a hit or miss for audiences based on background knowledge of the Aristophanes’ Greek classic, Lysistrata. Although Lee keeps the same plot structure of classic comedy and adds new male characters, his lack of Lysistrata’s original famous wool metaphor has left the film fall flat. Lee’s views on the importance of the upcoming presidential are just lost in translation. In ancient Greece, the point of comedy was…

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    Plays and musicals often use costumes to portray certain characteristics or aspects of a character to give the audience insight and depth into the characters personality or life. Many popular productions in the United States have clear purpose for costume and makeup when it comes to the main characters. Musicals and plays like Heathers, Hamilton, Next to Normal use costume design in order to portray the characters wearing them through various mediums. Heathers is a musical written by Kevin…

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