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    lessons. Although, Miss Maudie is considered a minor character, she teaches Scout a few of the most important lessons. The mockingbird is a significant symbol in the story. Atticus tells Scout that it is a sin to kill one, but…

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    Algernon Moncrieff and his abandoner Miss Prism completely influence the plot. In the play we are opened to multiple different types of characters. Many of these characters are put into situations which reveals to the audience the true meaning of the play. Often in a play, the characters success usually comes with some secret keeping from other characters. In The Importance of Being Earnest, we are able to recognize when Jack Worthing, Algernon Moncrieff and Miss Letitia Prism keep a secret and…

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    Cyera Gaughan Block C October, 4th 2016 Miss Strangeworth Character Essay: Deceptive When most people bring to mind the image of the perfect grandmother, they may think of Miss Strangeworth. “The Possibility of Evil” by, Shirley Jackson is about a 71 year old spinster named Miss Strangeworth that seems like the perfect old lady that goes to the grocery store every day, and buys her tea only on Tuesday. She also believes that she is clearing her town of evil, but in the end it comes to a…

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    this can easily result in a limiting mindset and disappearance of individuality as others struggle to fit into society’s “correct answers.” Instead of questioning society’s views, people are submissive and fail to rise up for changes. The film Little Miss Sunshine is an effective contemporary interpretation of an archetypal journey based on Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying because through the use of literary device such as characterization, symbolism, and motifs, the film takes into consideration…

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    Certain characters may spend their entire lives searching for answers to life’s mysteries, while some accept that mysteries and turmoil are a part of their own identity. Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children is about an adolescent boy named Jacob, whose grandfather died in a rather obscure way. This book revolves around Jacob’s grieving process as he searches for answers about his grandpa’s death. While traveling to his grandfather’s childhood home, Jacob finds a little more than he…

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    the Satirical piece of literature The Speech of Miss Polly Baker, Benjamin Franklin uses a sarcastic and sassy tone to help get his point across that the government is flawed. “These Things I never was charged with; nor has any one the least cause of Complaint against me, unless,…

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    MISS PEREGRINE'S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN Jake has grown up hearing tales from his grandfather Abe about battling literal monsters in World War 2 whilst living at Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, safe in Wales. One night, when Abe is murdered in the middle of the night by a creature, as Jake’s stories get out of control, his parents agree to take him across the world to discover that he wasn’t actually telling stories; he was uncovering a magical place his grandfather grew up in.…

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    We ran. Miss Ida and I ran for what seemed liked hours. My legs hurt, then when numb, but when they started to hurt again I cried on the inside, for if I let any sound part from my lips there would be hell to pay. We fled for a reason I knew not. But we ran. We rode on wagons, we walked on roads and hidden paths. We traveled with men on gallent quests, and met beautiful gypsies who danced long into the night. But as soon as Miss Ida saw any soldiers in uniform, we backtracked and switched…

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    Miss Strangeworth Character Essay: The Evil Old Lady When a problem occurs in a town, the trouble makers and the mysterious persons are suspected first. Nobody would think that it can be a lovely old lady. Miss Adela Strangeworth, the main character in a story of Shirley Jackson, “The Possibility of Evil”, demonstrated that even the old cheerful lady could be rude. This deceptively friendly, perfectionist and controlling spinster has done more harm than she pretends to avoid to others. First…

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    1. What is the title of the text and what is the text about? Miss Young has become accustomed to patients professing their love in the form of proposals and she routinely responds with professional indifference. Her prior mechanical responses to these marriage proposals falters when 21 year old Geoffrey asks for the nurses hand in marriage. Man May Love (Sharp,1916) tells in short the story of Nurse Young and patient Geoffrey as he attempts to woo the nurse to give him her hand in…

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