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    Blake began sketching a series of "visionary heads," claiming that the historical and imaginary figures that he depicted actually appeared and sat for him. By 1825, Blake had sketched more than 100 of them, including those of Solomon and Merlin the magician and those included in "The Man Who Built the Pyramids" and "Harold Killed at the Battle of Hastings"; along with the most famous visionary head, that included in Blake's "The Ghost of a Flea." Remaining artistically busy, between 1823 and…

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    "We are flawed creatures, all of us. Some of us think that means we should fix our flaws. But get rid of my flaws and there would be no one left" (Sarah Vowel). Flaws are always present in people's lives, and they play their own role in folks' future. The majority of people try to overcome these shortcomings; however, for some of us, they are fateful. And so are they for the tragic hero in "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams. Receiving constant reproaches from Amanda, Tom has no more…

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    The self-portray Along the Broader Line Between Mexico and the Unites States,1932 that show the sun and moon represents Mexico and the Unites States’ s boundary. As the picture described she wanted the agriculture culture of Mexico by the way she dresses up with a pink dress and she also holds a small flag in her hand which shows us how her loyalties that she wanted to be. She also stands on the boundary of Mexico and United States lines. This painting is clearly explained the using of different…

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    10 Haunted Places You Should Never Visit There are events in the life of a person that leave an impact on his whole personality. These could be the times of happiness or times of sorrows but at times the long-lasting effect on a person's life can be placed by some visits to the places he should never have gone to. Haunted places…! This word meant differently to different people. Category one, consider it adventurous, challenging and exciting. They would love to visit such mysterious places.…

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    Krabat is a children’s novel published in the 1970s; Marco Kreuzpaintner Krabat’s director worked his hardest to modernize Krabat in order to make it more interesting and successful. In 2011 a movie was published under the original name Krabat. Instead of creating it for children, Krabat was anticipated more for adults especially those who read the book in their childhood. Krabat as a movie is very interesting, and exciting as it showed innovative ideas about black magic, friendship, and wicked…

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    The Bartimaeus Trilogy

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    best I can do for you is footnotes” (Stroud 206). These footnotes are written by Bartimaeus specifically to the reader who is reading the chapter from his point of view. He uses these footnotes in order to help the reader understand certain types of magician terminology that he uses, events from his past, or even his own inner, opinionated thoughts that he would likely not say to anyone else. These can be very helpful to the reader, because they are short, sweet, and right to the point when it…

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    “Listen, you’re going to get up and you’re going to think of that math test you messed up on” echoed the Regression Voice. “I have the key that can only allow you to escape of me but until then, you’re locked up in my jail”. We have all done things in life that we wish we could regret; this varies between not studying hard enough for a test to missing a goal in soccer, regret has its flavours. But why do we regret? We, as humans simple believe that we should have made a better choice, but we…

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    Gulliver Chapter 7

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    Chapter 1 Notes: August 5th, 1706 ( set out) April 11th, 1707 (arrived) Stayed 3 weeks to refresh crew, many of whom were sick Went to Tonquin Attacked by pirates. Latitude of 46N Longitude of 183 Dutchman had authority but not commander of either ship Spoke to him in Dutch which infuriated him even more Since Gulliver pissed off the Dutchman, he sent Gulliver off into the ocean Gulliver come upon many islands and lands on one of them Eats eggs and roasts seaweeds The sun is blocked out by a…

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    Eliade delves into a cross-cultural conception of shamanism. Yet, in doing so, also urges for a more restrictive use of the word shaman. Eliade, argues that rather than signifying a medicine man or magician, shaman is for a practitioner of a sacred ritual. In this ritual one is able to engage in a mystical experience, and finally able to recover a state of freedom. Moreover, it was in a hunting and pastoral society that one was able to allow for shamanism…

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    He started his life with little money, but managed to make his way up to the Vaudeville Circuits: groups of magicians and comedians. According to medium.com, “The first black performer to appear in a Hollywood film as one-half of an interracial dance team (with Shirley Temple in The Little Colonel, 1935). Bill Robinson’s performance in The Little Colonel broke the…

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