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    to an ape which describes his wild, rambunctious and rowdy traits. Animal imagery is also shown while Blanche is compared to an animal. It is stated that “There is something about her uncertain manner, as well as her white clothes, that suggests a moth” (Williams 117). The butterfly and cocoon symbol reflects Blanche’s attempts to re-create herself and, so to speak, spring forth a new, beautiful person from her cocoon of lies. These descriptions using animal…

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    of losses in the U.S. from the alien invasive species of the gypsy moth and the nun moth in 2004 were approximately $45 billion (U.S. Congress 1993). Although forest ecologists have failed to develop a virtually inexpensive method to halt the progression of the AIS moth species, as well as treat potentially contaminated goods, the method currently in place is far lower in cost than the potential costs that can result from an AIS moth establishment (U.S. Congress 1993). Sometimes, however, the…

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    Group B: The Difference between Problematic Insects Moths and butterflies- Moths and butterflies don’t have that many differences. However, moths have feathery antennae while the butterflies have thin antennae. Moths are nocturnal and butterflies are active during the day. Those are the main differences. Even though butterflies have better looking wings than a moth’s, there are some moths that look exactly like a butterfly like the Madagascan sunset moth; they are active during the day.…

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    refers to while entering adulthood. She witnesses a situation during school that prompts a moment of awakening. Examining this event in Dillard’s memoir has prompted me to reflect on my own life and memory. Using Dillard’s experience with the Polyphemus moth, I am able to consider my own moments of growth and understanding. In our lives, Annie Dillard and I both experience situations that lead us to awareness and compel us to shift our focus and our outlook on the future. In her innocence,…

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    accordingly based on the observations aids each individual exponentially. Emotional intelligence is made up of a few key qualities that especially benefit professionals in specific fields. Harnessing and expanding my emotional intelligence at Velvet Moth Photography has aided in making my time with the photography studio successful. The Goleman D. Mixed Model is the most commonly used model to identify emotional intelligence. The five main qualities that make up the Mixed Model are…

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    What if there was a world beyond here, just behind the plane of glass that makes up your mirror? Would you go? Jacob Reckless did, at first he spent equal amounts of times in our world and in the Mirrorworld, until eventually, residents of our world doubted he still existed. It is a completely different story beyond the mirror where the name Jacob Reckless is famous, the man who hunts for magical items of exceeding rarity, Empress Therese herself uses his services, the man who escaped the…

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    In "The Moths," Helena Maria Viramontes uses irony and symbolism to depict how relationships with family can have valued purpose; however, death and its attended grief brings on a new beginning. In the beginning, Viramontes expounds on the narrator’s relationship with immediate family and Abuelita. Doing this, she uses extended metaphor, when expounding on her sister’s characterization of her having “bull like hands with their cute like voices”(27). Her bull hands become a symbol which connotes…

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    Short Story Laurel

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    goodbye, goodbye. Laurel pulled out moths from her mouth—one, then two, then three. They were small and fluttering creatures, flying from her fingers as soon as she released them. Dust from their wings coated her tongue, making her cough, gag. The taste of it reminded her of ash, the last pull of a cigarette as it burned up to the filter, something toxic and foreign. Grief flew away from her, heading towards the open window. Laurel stumbled past the moths, to the bathroom, turning on the taps…

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    titles, “Design” a modern piece of poetry, a petrarchan sonnet and the other “Outliers” a modern day expository text. The piece “Design” by Robert Frost demonstrates how Fate is predetermined by nature through the relationship between a spider and a moth utilizing metaphors imagery and comparison. On the contrary the expository text, “Outliers” by Malcolm Gladwell connotes through logos, and causality.…

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    helps communicate the melancholic lust of an unrequited love. The first stanza Yeats begins with a fast paced, positive. In his he depicts the flying of moths, but then next he goes on to compare moths to stars "moth-like stars were flickering", he states. Stars are considered to light the dark sky, and to be beautiful or create beautiful shapes. Moths are bugs however, bugs which come and swarm sources of light and can usually be considered pests. Yeats purposefully depicts a beautiful sight…

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