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    The Odyssey and The Wizard of Oz both have heroes that make the story epic and intriguing. In each story a hero is present with supernatural abilities or qualities that help them along their journey home. A) Odysseus would be the brave hero in The Odyssey because he is smart and makes decisions based on h is mental ability. 1) One example of when Odysseus use his brain was when the cyclops Polyphemus asked Odysseus what his name is and Odysseus respond with nobody. B) Additionally, in The Wizard…

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    I feel that all examples that been listed in "We are Free to be You, Me, Stupid, and Dead," were all great examples for controversial and offensive acts besides one. The one that I feel that offended me the most was with the basketball player Mahmond Abdul-Rauf. Roger Rosenblatt stated that Mahmond Abdul-Rauf refused to stand for the playing of the national anthem. In my personal beliefs, I feel that Mahmond Abdul-Rauf was wrong because he did not stand up for the national anthem.Yes, I…

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    Oguko Alternate Ending

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    ‘As he turned and walked away her screams pile-driving out of the darkness.’ Lonsdale Prince stumbled upstairs to his room to get some sleep after all the long time of wanting revenge. He finally got it, well he thought so. During Lonsdale Princes sleep, Joan Hope started to sing to Oguko, ‘ Tears are words that need to be written, Tears are words that need to be written.’ While Joan Hope sang the same lines on and on Oguko slammed his huge fists into the cage that he had called home, he…

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    Patient Interview

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    He also spoke about a place called "land of the dead" where all the dead go to. He spoke as if the dead were alive and were speaking to him. I had my beliefs that the patient had schizophrenia, but the man did not appear to be that mentally unstable (especially to that extreme). Towards the end of the interview, the patient admitted that he wishes to marry the women he was suppose to marry and that he found peace with the dead and a bit of friendship with Emily. Conclusions The…

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    convincingly supports his opinion that indigenous peoples did not leave the land in an immaculate state, and arguments from other sources such as William Cronon’s Changes in the Land and Carolyn Merchant’s American Environmental History: An Introduction defend correspondingly. Whitney, Cronon, and Merchant provide evidence that the goal, and impact, of natives was not to leave the land untouched, but rather to use the land as needed through methods that were least harmful to the environment.…

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    Is Elvis A God Analysis

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    approach to understand dead celebrity, particularly its religious dimensions. One of the more apt comments on the use of the religion analogy stems from Frow, “The religious relation exists midway between a dead metaphor and a theory which has yet to find itself” (1998, 200). Using relevant literature on Presley (Harrison 1992; Spiegel 1990; Vikan 1994; Rodman 1996) and Rudolf Otto’s notion of religious experience, Frow seeks to find the right approach to understand the “cult of dead celebrity”…

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    Many of the soldiers in WWI that were brought in the trenches were really young and eager to go war because the military had promised them so many things like money which many of them lacked. They military also told the soldiers that they would get a place to live and food to eat, but when the soldiers went to war and got in the trenches they soon discovered that the trenches were really pact with soldiers, they were really cold, and full of diseases due to the rodents that were often found…

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    Oaxaca Essay

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    people (Henderson, 2015). Since the 1980’s, this craft is utilized to create Alebrijes. Talented craftsmen from Oaxaca, hand carve sculptures made from copal wood with colorful patterns and colors. These sculptures usually depict animals native to their land, such as armadillos, and are sold for profit. Men usually do the carving and sanding, “they recognize the figure within the wood, then use simple tools such as machetes, carving knives, and chisels to bring out the shape” then the piece is…

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    In order to speak to the dead, Odysseus slays the ram so they can drink the blood in order for them to communicate. We can see how the dead constantly moan on that island about their sad life and fear of death before dying. Odysseus met souls who were soldiers in war and have requested Odysseus to give them a proper burial when he returns. Although each soul has died a different way, it can be seen how each soul wished they can live a longer life than be at the end land roaming. Achilles who is…

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    ancestors and foretell the future. Shang armies were very powerful, do to bronze, and Shang was among the first civilizations to produced weapons out of bronze. Especially, made the Shang army powerful which they’re able to defeat large territories of lands. Shang Dynasty also has social classes that were split into 4 like a pyramid, as higher classes on the top of the pyramid, as it works its way down to the lower classes of the pyramid. King Cheng Tang, stood at the top of the social scale of…

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