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    manuscript of the book uncompleted at his death, and it was prepared for publication by the editors at the University of Chicago Press. In Maclean’s terse narrative the Mann Gulch fire takes on the dimensions of a Greek tragedy. complete with hubris, nemesis, tragic fate, and purgation the young crew’s inexperience and ignorance of blowups the combination of circumstances favorable to a serious fire at Mann Gulch; the crew’s bad luck in being outflanked and outrun by the fire and the increased…

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    Emotional labor is putting feelings into something in order to achieve a certain goal. There is a difference in the emotional labor that is portrayed through the writings of Helena Maria Viramontes and the writings of Junot Diaz. In the articles, Miss Clairol and How to Date a Brown Girl the idea of emotional labor is explored in both the positive and the negative aspects of it. However, the combination of the two can function together, but one may overshadow the other. In the article by…

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    maschinengewehr machine guns The Tiger I had an amazing accuracy at long range. Upon entering the war the Tiger I proved to be a formidable enemy on the battlefield but proved to be highly unreliable. Its high amount of armor and its caliber made it quite a nemesis, but had 1 crippling problem.They suffered high rates of breakdowns caused by engine failures, their overly complicated wheel system, and other mechanical issues. With it's superior 88mm cannon the Tiger I could strike and strike…

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    and they will be tested on endurance, and other military skills. The events were about to start and Steve went looked at his acrotec to see who his partner would be. He found his name on the list and his partner was, OH NO, it was Jacob his arch nemesis. Steve found Jacob and said, “ Let's put everything behind us so we can succeed.” “Why? I don’t care if I make it into the army or not,” Jacob said in a retortable voice. Their acrotecs buzzed and the events came on the screen, a stealth…

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    After being away for several years, Superman returns back to earth and is stronger than ever in the movie, Superman Returns, directed by Bryan Singer. After watching the film, Superman is portrayed to have qualities similar to Jesus Christ. They both leave and came back to earth, they are both saviors who protect the people, they both look out for the greater good of mankind and they both make promises. Although they are different people, both Jesus and Superman share similar qualities. In the…

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    the franchise parodies numerous films and characters. Among the parodies include James Bond, Derek Flint, Matt Helm, and Jason King. It uses elements of popular culture. The main plot of the book is to establish British spy's quest to bring his nemesis down. The men who played James Bond are the complete opposite of Mike Myers in Austin Powers. Although both characters are charismatic and internationally known spies, the Austin Powers character does not compare to the James Bond character.…

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    Othello Tragic Hero

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    Within the world of storytelling, one character that has stood out since the beginning is identified as the tragic hero. Philosopher Aristotle created the tragic hero in his book Poetics; Aristotle characterized a tragic hero as a tragic flaw, excessive pride, a reversal of fate, punishment that cannot be avoided, and the pity and fear felt from the audience (Aristotle 39). Shakespeare used the tragic hero guideline in many of his plays; not all those tragic heroes are true tragic heroes as…

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    especially the Lincoln administration, for its lack of abolitionist initiative. Quoting Isaiah, Douglass writes, “I will hide mine eyes from you: yea, when ye make many prayers, I will not hear: your hands are full of blood.” In the same article, “Nemesis,” Douglass echoes Paul’s Romans epistle, attending to creation’s groaning under the weight of racial slavery and its war: “The land is now to weep and howl, amid ten thousand desolations brought upon it by the sins of two centuries against…

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    Baroque art focused on combining the Classical ideals of Renaissance art with spiritual feelings of the sixteenth-century religious revival. Dramatic effects created by using rich colors and brush strokes were used to arouse intense emotions. Bold human forms, intricate embellishment, dramatic use of light and shadow, intense facial expressions, and movement were also used in Baroque art to create a sense of unity. In Judith and the Maidservant with the head of Holofernes we see many of these…

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    On the season finale of South Park the connection between ads and political correctness is finally revealed as the citizens try to save their town. The divide between Kyle and Stan is put to the test as Kyle is manipulated by the sentient ad Leslie to give one of his big mind-changing speeches. Stan tries to uncover what his father has been doing in secret for PC Principal. The season culminates with references to America's new calls for gun control and the ultimate definition of…

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