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    per second. The overall deaths that occurred are unknown but they have discovered over 1500 body remains at Pompeii and Herculaneum. The screams from all those who were in shock and who were injured crying out to love ones who had lost their life. Misery occurred on the town after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Caesar lost his life on the 15th of March due to the scheme of his fellow Roman Senators. Julius Caesar was stabbed to death leaded by Gaius Cassius Longinus. Gaius planned his death…

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    one would see God. This is the reason many Christians who suffer through pain, sorrow, and misery are always contemplated with the idea that God should and would not leave them behind; God will always advocate for them. Job serves as an example that sometimes in order to liberate oneself from misery, one should always stick with God. Liberation theology calls Christians on sticking with God through the misery in order to be rewarded out of suffering. For example, when putting a reasoning on the…

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    They only look like silver, so this is a metaphor. Oscar Wilde uses literary devices that are not only apparent, but he uses them in such a clever way. Even when you read the story the reader is still left questioning things and your reactions to the story. He focuses mostly on imagery and through imagery he uses similes, metaphors, and descriptive words. Wilde weaves this heartbreaking story of a prince who everyone in the town things is no more than a happy prince. This prince never had a day…

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    money, ignorance and people seeking power. It can be seen in newspapers, and televisions around the world. Also, people who say that they are good usually are the exact opposite. Many of those factors have resulted in a chain reaction which leads to misery and suffering throughout the span of our history. One question is evil in the air we all breathe; or maybe it is something that many of…

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    Hawk Moth senses Kim's misery from his lair. He releases an akuma, claiming a feast awaits it due to the heartbreak and illusions on Valentine's Day. The akuma flies to Kim, infecting the brooch. Hawk Moth gives Kim the name Dark Cupid and the power to break apart lovers and friendships. Kim transforms into a red and black villain with wings, an open-heart bow, arrows shaped like roses, and the insignia of a broken heart across his chest. The brooch remains on the strap holding the quiver of…

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    They pull others down into to misery and pull themselves out of misery. They begin to feel power by bullying others. Bullies turn their anger on people who are weaker than them. Excessive fighting at home can also be the cause of a child to bully others at school. Parents getting divorced may even a…

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    "The result of pious action is pier and he said to be in the mode of goodness. But action done in the mode of goodness results in misery, and action performed in the mode ignorance results in foolishness." (Pg. 579) This is shown quite blankly today by who is running for president of the United States of America. The first Hillary Clinton, she started off as a lawyer then after she…

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    would choose to live in a pain and misery life except that they are reluctant and fearful of what will happen to them after they commit suicide. He questions in his mind why should a human end his problems and trouble in this temporary world to risk an eternity of peace above after life? This is how the play views the idea of suicide religiously. He does not know what will happen to him in the afterlife so he would rather struggle and play along in this misery situation and world than find out…

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    Eveline Symbolism

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    “Change your thoughts and you change your world” (Norman Vincent Peale). A person’s ways of thinking ultimately decide whether they will live in the world of oppression dictated by the rules of others or to break free and live freely as they choose. James Joyce tells the story of a young women’s battle with her own preconceptions/prejudice to break away from the status quo of a male dominant society and elope with her lover, frank, to a world where happiness awaits her. In Eveline Joyce employs…

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    characters more than is usual. Jordan Baker is defined by her dishonesty, only receiving attention after she cheated in a golf tournament. Fitzgerald used Myrtle to show how women who are materialistic and immoral are both dangerous and doomed to misery. He also objectified Daisy by making her a symbol of the American Dream and the prize that Gatsby works hard to obtain. Jordan Baker is depicted as a typical 1920s woman, who discards traditional morals in the pursuit of material gratification.…

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