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    to swim in that general direction. Soon he discovers land on what is presumed by the reader to be “Ship Trap Island”. He begins to explore the unknown island in search of civilization. After a brief search he locates a large gothic mansion. He enters the mansion under consent of General Zaroff, a cossack general. Rainsford is then invited to rest at Zaroff’s home, he then proceeds to be invited to dinner with Zaroff. At dinner Zaroff tells Rainsford of his many hunting expeditions, and how…

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    for this show of violence. These men show up in helicopters and police cars rather than on horseback. Romeo is talked into attending a costume party at the Capulets mansion after hearing about the gathering on the television. Shakespeare chose to inform Romeo about the party by an illiterate messenger. The Capulets luxurious mansion is equipped with a rather large aquarium, through which Romeo and Juliet first laid eyes on one another. In the original work, Romeo spotted Juliet across the room…

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    the story as she narrates her experiences we get to see a side of the character that seems to be distant than the person that she truly might be. She gives us a description of her surroundings during her time in the colonial mansion. She also gives use an insight of the mansion and what some of the surroundings and even objects mean to her. There is also a description of how she…

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    high standing and he too gives her the same diagnosis “nervous depression”. With this diagnosis she is prohibited from any work and never to touch pen and pencil again as long as she lived. John takes her out for a three month vacation to a colonial mansion so she can rest and get well from the depression she was suffering. This vacation doesn’t help her much, yet it makes her become more oppressed. The Yellow Wall-paper is attempting to teach us how a wrong diagnosis from the physician can…

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    Similarities in Edgar Allan Poe Stories Edgar Allen Poe was a very experienced author. He was born on January 19, 1809 and died on October 7, 1849. He had a dark childhood because his mother, foster mother, and his wife died from tuberculous. His father abandoned him and his foster father disliked him. This background may have greatly influenced his work. He wrote 70 poems and 66 short stories during his lifetime. Edgar Allan Poe has written many Gothic horror stories with similar…

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    some ignorance to America 's history as a country. She is a very exceptional and capable writer, but she failed to portray America the way it is and instead presented it as something of a run-down mansion. Little does she know, this run-down mansion is and will continue to be the most powerful mansion, or nation, in the world. So this brings me to my third and final point: not only is our country not on a descent, but it is actually progressively getting better. Therefore, Margaret Atwood’s…

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    beautiful shirts” (Fitzgerald 92). Daisy got emotional at the shirts because she was overwhelmed by all of Gatsby’s expensive possessions. To Daisy, the expensive shirts represented wealth and success. She was astonished at Gatsby’s over the top mansion and she couldn’t keep in her emotions. This reveals that Daisy was more interested in Gatsby’s acquired wealth than reconnecting with him. Furthermore, Daisy looks down upon people who aren’t from old money. When Daisy attended one of Gatsby’s…

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    Aneka Happer Music and Entertainment in the Middle Ages “The true beauty of music is that it connects people,” (Ron Ayers). Music is a very magical thing. It has been around for centuries bringing people together and forming friendships, memories or bonds between people who love each other. Dance and theatre do this as well, dancing with someone is another form of communication, and theatre spreads the word of stories. Although music and entertainment has not always been the same throughout…

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    After the family arrives, Jennette remarks that she “...could not believe we were actually going to live there”. It was a mansion, practically, so big that Grandma Smith had two families living in it, both paying rent” (Walls 94). The word “mansion” and the fact that “two families” could live in it at once shows the grandeur and scale of Grandma Smith’s fortune. Yet in her grandeur, Rose Mary forgets the value of money, as the cost…

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    But in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald the book shows that someone that is rich owns a mansion, nice clothes, and nice cars and still has fun with other people by hosting huge parties every weekend. Also in the book A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen Torvald and Nora aren’t the richest people but Torvald got a promotion in his job and they are…

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