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    “Crying “weep!/ 'weep!" in notes of woe!/ "Where are thy father and mother? say?"/ "They are both gone up to the church to pray,” the boy has been crying in the snow whilst his parents were in church. Their spirits may be in the church, and the boy is mourning their deaths; hence, the black attire. Moreover, the orphaned child may be stuck…

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    Anne Bradstreet was an Early American poet who lived in the 17th century. She wrote the poem Here Follow Some Verses upon the Burning of Our House, July 10th, 1666 after her house burnt down. Jonathan Edwards lived in the 18th century. He was a pastor and theologian known for his powerful sermons, the most famous being Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God. These two authors shared many similarities and differences in their writings. Bradstreet and Edwards were both puritans and expressed their…

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    Max Han English 2 Pre-AP Coach Stone 3/25/15 A Tale of Dickens’ Female Characters There are three main female characters in A Tale of Two Cities. They each have their own role in the story. Lucy Manette is the nurturer archetype, Miss Pross is the platonic ideal archetype, and Madame Defarge is the monster archetype. Lucie Manette is the nurturer archetype because she helps others and is compassionate about it. “Not yet trusting the tones of her voice… as he sat staring at her.” (Dickens 41).…

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    In Darl’s final chapter, Darl’s verification of insanity reveals the novel's theme of perception of reality. Before Darl burned down Gillespie's barn, it was appropriate for the reader to view him as the most rational member of the family; thus, being the most reliant narrator of the story. For instance, he was able to narrate Addie’s death without infiltrating it with his emotions or opinions. However, as soon as the barn burns down, we see a sudden change in his character. He cries for the…

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    loses. I am relieved and very grateful that the north won the Civil War and my husband who was in the war is OK. It is exciting that the North won because I support the north and dislike slavery and I feel that it caused the war. Lately I have been mourning the death of president Abraham Lincoln, who was assassinated and I have been cooking meals for my family. I also have been spending time with my family that consists of my banker, William Stanton, my housewife Amelia…

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    He said that we should celebrate the life that people had, instead of mourning. The thing that stuck with me the most was that he said, "You can’t choose when tragedy strikes, but you can choose your response to it," and that is how I view death. This poem reminded me of that and of my great aunt. Death is not easy to accept…

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    Presidents Bush's Address to 9/11 9/11 (September 11, 2001) was a horrific terror attack in which involved four hijacked United and American Airlines' planes, heading to different destinations. On the night of this tragedy, President George W. Bush went live on television to tell his people about what had just happened, and what he was going to do about it. President Bush had a sad, hurt, and almost grim facial expression. President Bush's voice remained steady as he said, " terrorist…

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    THE KING IS DEAD! He is no more, the Weird Sisters plan worked. The person who has committed this glorious murder is none other than Macbeth. All Hail Macbeth! Poor Banquo was very troubled the night the King was murdered. Macbeth had started hallucinating and was seeing a bloody dagger going towards Duncan’s room. Lady Macbeth rang the bell when the coast was clear, which was Macbeth’s signal to do this noble deed. Lady Macbeth is a lot more cold-hearted than the rest of the delicate women.…

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    Hour” giving a closer look at its meaning. At the beginning her sister Josephine didn’t know how to tell her sister Mrs. Mallard that her husband was killed without giving her a heart attack. Mrs. Mallard cries uncontrollably in her sister’s arms mourning her loss. Then goes to her room…

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    Student Name Geographical Setting: What continent? What Landforms? What important Places? Small islands in large lakes. This left little land for farming. Had highlands in southern Guatemala which contained valuable minerals. Lowlands were hot and dry. Also the valley of mexico in Mesoamerica was an very important lake that is still visited today. Political (Leadership, citizenship, decision-making institutions) The aztecs had allies to help in battle. Also they demanded tribute to whom…

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