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    John Proctor’s Confession In Arthur Miller’s, The Crucible, there were many characters of importance but one that stuck out and was very important to the plot was John Proctor. John Proctor, a man of strength and honesty, made a horrible mistake of having an affair with Abigail Williams which ultimately led him to being convicted of witchcraft. His decision of ripping up his confession to witchcraft he previously wrote was, in the end, the right thing to do. One way that we know Proctor’s…

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    this, Abigail completely twists the outcome of what will happen in the courtroom. When she gets all the other girls to join in, it makes it twice as believable and people start to think of Mary as the bad person. By making this choice, Abigail sets herself on a high pedestal as a poor victimized girl and brings Mary down by accusing her of witchcraft. Abigail also makes the choice to accuse Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft. Just by this choice, you can tell that Abigail is a very selfish,…

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    Analyzing Ray Bradbury’s literary devices of figurative language and diction resulted in the identification of the miserable tone. Figurative language uses various words with multiple meanings, a connotative and denotative definition, to convey a heightened effect on the audience. Ray Bradbury utilizes a plethora of similes in his writing. For example, he describes how Montag “wore his happiness like a mask and the girl had run off across the lawn with the mask and there was no way of going to…

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    Many people in the story The Crucible care about their reputations and they assume that their name could affect them in the situation. I feel like if they would tell the truth it would turn out better, and In my opinion telling the truth is going to be worth more in the end, than having a good name. Having a good or bad name does not affect someone's reputation. You could have a good name and still have a bad reputation. For example, Mr. John Proctor didn’t have a bad name, but he still had…

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    The Crucible: Dying For a Principle “Because I am not worth the dust on the feet of them that hang!” (Miller 1164) says John Proctor in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible when asked to sign his name on his confession to witchcraft. Judge Danforth of Salem has condemned hundreds to witchcraft, and hundreds have confessed (Miller 1160), but upstanding citizens in the town refuse to confesses to the lies, and would rather die than live a lie, such as Rebecca Nurse, Giles Corey, and of course, John…

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    “What is right is not always popular and what is popular is not always right.” -Albert Einstein. In the excerpt from The Crucible, in Malala Yousafzai's Biography, and the song "The Right Thing" by Mandisa they explain how people do things the easy way just so their life is less difficult. The authors of these three types of literature explain the easy choices people tend to make. However, one should always do what is right, not what is easy. John Proctor from The Crucible is a marvelous…

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    From Beyond Summary From Beyond takes place in the attic laboratory of Crawford Tillinghast. The story is told by Crawford’s best friend, who’s name has not been given out, in a first person point of view. Crawford is a scientist and philosopher and he believes that there is another world, that he calls Beyond, within their world. He believes that this other world is something that normal human beings can’t see/sense, though it is all around them. In attempt to find this world, Crawford build…

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    Evilness In Frankenstein

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    What creates a monster? People. All people have some sort of evil inside of them that can create something opposite of who they are. That evilness can be triggered in some kind of way whether it’s someone, or something. For example, there is only one person in this world that I truly hate because of the things that she does. She is what I would consider a monster why? All she cares about is hurting other people. That’s her muse, getting people to the point that they want to die (not saying that…

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    Martian Odyssey Analysis

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    The human race should improve upon itself before making contact with another race. The human race is too arrogant by believing they are the best race and belittling other races. In the story a martian odyssey (Stanley Weinbaum) there is not a lot to prove my thesis but there is some at the start of the story when our protagonist he thinks tweel is not an intelligent creature but is quickly proven wrong when he tries to communicate with him he quickly picks up the words to have a very basic…

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    Engulfed in a devastating war with a reminder of its tragic and bloody consequences via every turn, the setting of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is as jaw-droppingly beautiful, as it is menacing and dark. In this open-world role-playing adventure you play as Geralt of Rivia, a Witcher travelling off the beaten path to find Ciri, a daughter figure to Geralt, and young Witcher in training. However, you're not the only one in pursuit of the would-be Witcher, as a powerful force of spectres known as the…

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