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    responded that he was “like to do again, to spit upon thee again, to spurn thee too.”(ll. 121-122, Act 1, Scene 3). Later on, when Antonio and Shylock are in court, and Shylock has every right under the law to exact his revenge upon Antonio, the latter laments his predicament as if he were an innocent lamb to be slaughtered. Shylock attempts to convince the others of his perspective by relating Antonio to a rat, for which he would “give ten thousand ductats to have it baned” (ll. 45-46, Act 4,…

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    There was also no question that I would be there. As I made my trek, I couldn’t help but think of a scene from the movie Rocky II. It was when Rocky Balboa laments to his former trainer Mickey that despite being retired, he still needed to be around boxing and the gym. In so doing, Rocky takes up a broom and is willing to empty spit buckets, if that’s what it takes. It’s ironic the things we will do to get…

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    Our presentation starts with the black protest music of the 1960s, which was a rather turbulent time in terms of social issues. While the various issues gained speed and support, the Civil Rights Movement especially grew during this time. There were many approaches taken in attempt to tackle civil rights, such as protests and marches, but by far the most integral part of the movement was the creation of protest music by various black artists. These songs were able to bring hope to black people…

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    12a) The literary technique that is being used in the passage is foreshadowing to give the reader some idea of what is going to happen. The reader can sense that Miss Amelia’s ex-husband is an antagonist, “...he was the former husband of Miss Amelia, a terrible character who returned after a long term in the penitentiary...then went his way again” This quote portrays Miss Amelia’s husband as a horrible ex-husband who left without notice and implies that he may be later come back in the story.…

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    It is evident that the early writers of the colonial period were influenced by their political surroundings and the ever omnipresent British. These early writers in turn impacted authors of the American Renaissance. A major theme that both fiction and non-fiction works have is their obsession with is the parent to child relationship of Britain to America. The hope and drive for freedom from Britain encouraged, symbolized, and fought for throughout Benjamin Franklin, Phillis Wheatley, Washington…

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    Susan Glaspell's Trifles (1916) begins with the entrance of three men and two women into the kitchen of the Wright household the day after a neighbor, Mr. Hale, finds Mr. Wright's dead body. The men of the story are the county attorney, the sheriff, and Mr. Hale: They are there collecting evidence, and believe Mr. Wright's wife, Minnie Wright, killed him while he slept. The women, Mrs. Peters; the sheriff's wife, and Mrs. Hale are gathering items to take back to Mrs. Wright. When the men…

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    Psalms 12

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    Form—Psalms 12 starts as a lament by David crying out for help; summoning Yahweh to intervene (v.1). In v. 1-4 David makes his complaint and reason for the prayer of help (describing the wickedness of all), with an answer after every statement on what the Lord should do to those that commit the action described. Thus, v. 2 is answered, almost in the form of a syntax parallelism, by v.3—the same is true for vs. 4 & 5. v.5b—David induces Yahweh to intervene by stating, “I [Yahweh] will spring into…

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    like the guns, and the cottage,” she says. Bob’s assessment is more reserved, although he acknowledges slight progress. “Kids probably are getting a little bit more interested, but there’s still a long way to go,” he summarises. Nonetheless, John laments the fact recent generations have not received local historical education. “The older [kids] still know nothing about the Gold Coast, or very little about the Gold Coast,” he explains. Considerations naturally turn to the future, with John…

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    How many times have you found yourself desiring the ability to read another person’s mind? It would certainly be a helpful ability to have. Imagine how much simpler communication would be with our spouses and with our children. The ability to communicate with mentally and physically disabled people would also be a boon to everyone’s lives. In the Star Wars series of movies, reading, and even manipulating, another person’s mind is possible. The first installment of that franchise sees Obi Wan…

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    Alexandria had different races and various creeds, during ancient times and being a Cosmopolitan city. In Seven Days at the Cecil, most of the characters are Christian. They talk about faith and beliefs. They question religion and argued about the spreading of Christianity at the ancient times. Tzalas notes that “with the spread of Christianity, the destruction of the idols and the victimization by the Christians of those who remained faithful to the ancient polytheistic religion, a new age…

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