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    Death in “The Raven” is an assertive force that even enters the narrator’s house to taunt him about the loss of his loved one, reminding him every day of his deceased Lenore. However, in “Annabel Lee,” death seems to be more an unyielding barrier keeping the narrator from his Annabel Lee. In each case, death seems to taunt each man in the way that it knows will make them long for their lost loved one all the more. Each…

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    In both "The Raven" by Poe and "The Birthmark" by Hawthorne we see representations of the supernatural. In "The Birthmark", Georgiana's husband thinks of his wife as nearly perfect except for her birthmark "No, dearest Georgiana, you came so nearly perfect from the hand of Nature, that this slighest possible defect-which we hesitate whether to term a defect or a beauty-shocks me, as being the visible mark of earthly imperfection". (645) He convinces his wife to allow him to remove the birth mark…

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    I love poetry and one of my favorite poets is Edgar Allan Poe. I love all of his works but one, in particular, the Raven. I love how Poe portrays a man in his room, half reading, half falling asleep, and all the while struggling to forget his lost love. That is something that many people, who have been up late night trying not to remember something painful, can relate to. Poe's works are filled with imagery and symbols. For example, the title of the poem is the Raven. To me, the Raven…

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    syndrome makes the victims who have been abused to be depressed and makes them feel that they are not capable of leaving the abusive relationship. Battered Women Syndrome was first discovered in the 1970’s by Dr. Lenore Walker. It was found only upon the clinical observations of Dr. Lenore Walker. BWS became popular when they tried to justify the criminal conduct of women who had gotten charged with the murder of their husband. You can easily identify anyone who is victim of Battered Woman…

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    Certain images or motifs invoke certain feelings. Movies use rain to signify sadness. Bunnies and baby animals are symbols of innocence and rebirth, especially around springtime. Using imagery to evoke a certain feeling is a powerful tool, as it can cause the reader to emotionally connect with a composition. Edgar Allen Poe uses imagery masterfully in The Raven to lace his poem with a melancholy mood. Without it, The Raven would falter and lose its layered depth. The Raven begins in a room,…

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    Final American Literature paper The three works that I chose to write about for my final paper for this class are the “Way to Wealth” (1758) by Benjamin Franklin “The Raven” by Edger Allan Poe and “The legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washington Irving. The reason that I chose to write about these three pieces is that they really stuck out to me the most in this class. The Way to Wealth stuck out to me one because I had never read it before so it was nice to read something new and it also made me…

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    You walk into a store and you see a chocolate bar that you want, but you’re 20 cents to short and you think man, i'm poor. Being in poverty is one of the things that actually inspired some of Edgar Allan Poe’s stories such as The Black Cat, Where in the story the narrator loses everything. Throughout his life he was struggling with this, but it wasn't the only thing that inspired his writing. Between madness and insanity, to all the death in his life and of love all had inspirations in some of…

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    One of my friends told me about an experience he has had, when he was about six years old. He went with his family to a small town, to visit his grandparents. One night, he could not sleep, so he and his dad went outside walking with the nice and fresh air. It was quiet and deserted, no one was around them. While they were walking and he was enjoying the walk, suddenly a giant dog jumped out. My friend was so scared, so his dad had to bring him back to his grandparents’ house. It was supposed to…

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    In “The Raven,” poet Edgar Allen Poe employs a variety of literary devices such as tone, repetition, and imagery to demonstrate how this poem is supposed to feel when the reader reads it while also restating certain words to make the reader turn their attention toward them.. Edgar Allen Poe uses dark imagery to establish a dark tone in the first line of the poem. At the beginning of the poem in the first line he says “Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary”. This quote is…

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    My research project focuses on the imprisonment of women who will be charged and incarcerated for the murder of an abusive spouse. The question being “in the United States should women who have killed abusive spouses be incarcerated with have a prison term that mirrors that of standard murderer? My working thesis is that of the United States should create a law that requires the judicial system to evaluate the circumstances surrounding the murder of an abusive spouse before passing judgment on…

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