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    existence” (Fear and Symbolic Imagery in Poe’s “The Masque of the Red Death” Guercio 77). As stated the masked man is no normal person but, is, in fact, an allegory for the Grim Reaper or an angel of death. The masked man who had slithered into the masquerade ball is shown to bear a resemblance to the Grim Reaper and thus enforces the statement that even with all the money in the world you cannot escape death. The story shows the prince’s misfortune that money and wealth will not give you…

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    The day was finally here. The traditional event for the seniors in the Dominican International School on Masquerade Night was starting. For the students in Dominican International School, Masquerade Night, a fair at night, is the time to earn money for the class fund and have fun with the activities that each class and the Student Council planned. It was really satisfying when I looked at our haunted house and the huge line of people waiting to get into it. Everything seemed wonderful and…

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    said “A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life” (I. Prologue. 6.). Their profound love will eventually take their lives because they are meant to be together but their relationship is destined to fail. Fate is shown when Romeo attends the masquerade party which he wasn't invited to. Romeo went to the party because of his love for Rosaline. Romeo arrives at the party and instantly finds the women of his dreams, forgetting completely about the reason he came. Romeo Says “Did my heart love…

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    Since after hiding from the Red Death for around six months, Prince Prospero, having a bizarre and eccentric taste in design, has thrown a magnificent and voluptuous masquerade encouraging the actions of promiscuity. For this grotesque masquerade, there were seven rooms the revelers resided in. Additionally, they all offered a variety of experiences and were colored differently: blue, purple, green, orange, white, violet, and black. However, the revelers…

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    Voyeurism In Film

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    traditional cinemas in capturing reality. The feminist documentary for instance, should construct and manufacture their truth on oppression of women and not merely reflect it. For feminity to be achieved other issues such as female spectatorship, masquerade, female look, female subjectivity; sexual difference in addition to its discontents among…

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    Shakespeare plays have been told all throughout the world and have many different connotations. Shakespeare’s most famous play is Romeo and Juliet which entails the story of two star crossed lovers. The story deals with themes of love and tragedy. The lovers in the play are similar to some of his other works like The winter tale and As you like it. Romeo and Juliet is seen to be one of his tragedies but closely relates to his comedies. Shakespeare had a habit of intertwining his comedies and…

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    Obvious Success "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" is a short story written by Joyce Carol Oates. The story was about a 15-year-old girl named Connie who "knew that she was pretty and that was everything" Oates pg. 308. The story mostly focused on Connie's regular teenage life, but the story took a turn when Arnold Friend, a boy that Connie saw on a parking lot of a restaurant, appeared in front of Connie's house when she was alone. Arnold Friend was inviting Connie out for a ride,…

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    dressing up for the holiday took off during the Victorian era as new discoveries encouraged people to find a connection with the simpler times of ancient folklore and become more connected to nature. This inspired many Halloween costumes at that time. Masquerade parties were very popular in the early 20th century, and many private social clubs held the parties for their members as Halloween was the first holiday after people returned from their summer homes. At this time, Halloween costumes also…

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    The two articles that I have chosen are Daniel Black's “Wearing Out Racial Discourse: Tokyo Street Fashion and Race as Style,” and Laura Miller's “Cute Masquerade and the Pimping of Japan.” Both these articles display very similar characteristics that result in a connection with their arguments. Both authors through the articles display that there is an obsession with both of the fashion styles by the Japanese. The Kogyaru style according to Black: “becomes something that can be put on and taken…

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    One being when the narrator describes the hooded guest at the masquerade saying that he “out-Heroded Herod.”(Poe 3) Herod in this context comes from King Herod in the Bible when he kills all the boys under two years-old in order to kill the messiah,Jesus. The way that the hooded figure “out-Heroded Herod.” though was…

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