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    As a sixteen-year-old Lia walks through the door, cheering and loud music is all that she hears. Walking through the door of the prestigious mansion that belonged to a random rich guy, Lia notices that the party isn’t chaotic. She starts manoeuvring around the swarm of people whilst trying to find her boyfriend, Lorenzo. Last week, Lorenzo's father passed away due to a severe stroke and as a result, Lorenzo had resorted to drinking and taking narcotics to cope with the pain and grief. This meant…

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    starts off with Nick Carraway, an average individual who is the only one who does not focus on materialistic values who becomes curious of his neighbour who is known as a hero, Jay Gatsby. Jay Gatsby who is known for his extravagant parties, his mansion and his reputation. This…

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    Kate Chopin was one author that challenged patriarchy through her writing. As Sümer said, “Chopin, a master of the short story genre consistently used her fiction to fight for greater freedom and fulfillment for women… and clearly expressed her expanding thoughts on the female condition in her short stories”(192). In many of her works she contrasted the social views of the time to express how women really felt about certain topics, in particular sexuality and independence. During the victorian…

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    letter to his comrade to visit him and come see his place, Hurstcote, an ancient family home, which he plans on renovating to its old glory. Now curious, Bernard visits his friend Hurst and his newly wedded wife and is surprised by how good the old mansion looks after only a few months of work, which…

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    Nick Carraway: An Unreliable Narrator in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby Judging someone’s character is part of determining if they are trustworthy. This is what readers have to do with first person narrators, they have to look carefully at the narrator and decide if they can trust what the narrator is saying. In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the narrator Nick Carraway is unreliable because he is trying to deceive readers by leaving out details, contradicting himself, and…

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    This can help in saving this city from decongestion of land. This can help in saving this city from decongestion of land.In this building , all the amenities of a man should be facilitated,symbolizing the negative luxuries of the horizontal ,large mansions. To understand the connection between architecture and nature.To analyse the ideas and solutions based on the natural…

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    transported to in front of a great mansion on Long Island Sound. It was night and there was a magnificent party going on in the mansion. I, anticipating a great time ahead, entered the party and stood with my mouth hanging wide open. The person who owned this mansion had to be a king. It was the most ornate thing that I had ever seen. From the entry way to the chandeliers to even the door knobs – everything screamed extravagance. While entering the mansion, I was given the boa that I have…

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    “The one percent” is a tiny percentage of American’s that control nearly half of our country 's wealth. Does anyone else find this a problem? As a poor college student, living in the middle class, I am dreaming of the day I will have a yacht, mansion, private plane, and my own range rover. Although it is nice to fantasize about being in that, “one percent,” coming from an average middle class family, the reality of this is slim. This is a problem the majority of us are facing. The problem of…

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    future. Burton’s use of characters that are outcasts contributes to the theme because many of the characters that are sort of outside of society have corrupted relationships with their parents. In Edward Scissorhands Burton uses a long shot of the mansion on the mountain to show how isolated…

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    Instead of the streets, bazaars, markets and ports of the İstanbul, the novel takes place in the mansions, brothels, residences, palaces and the elite neighborhoods such as Cağaloğlu and Galatasaray. On the other hand, people of the lower class in Istanbul don’t assume any role, and we cannot encounter with the İstanbul of people unless public places and their smell are mentioned by the elites of the mansions. Their existence is trapped between the lips of the elites. There are two Istanbul in…

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