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    She is able to notice the how an author uses craft to enhance her own writing. I will never forget the moment when after we finished reading, “Owl Moon” by Jane Yolen; Ashley said, “Wow, that book was just so beautiful. The words were poetic.” From that moment on, Ashley has incorporatated Jane Yolen’s use of figurative language in each of her writing pieces. Ashley has become an important mentor…

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    elected president in the USA. Nobody really thought the Americans would elect him because of his colour, but despite being black he became president of the USA in 2012. In the essay “Obama!!!” from the essay collection “Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls” from 2013 the American author and comedian David Sedaris addresses the subject prejudice, between Europeans and Americans and the prejudice that exists when it comes to America electing a black president. The foci of David Sedaris is mainly on…

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    In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, Owl Eyes is the only character able to see behind Gatsby’s facade, and his omniscient knowledge makes him an omen for death. Stumbling into Gatsby 's extensive library, Nick and Jordan happen upon an Owl-Eyed man who, by acting surprised, implies his ability to see past Gatsby’s pretense. Once the owl-eyed man finds Gatsby’s books he exclaims, “ ‘See!”... ‘It’s a bona-fide piece of printed matter. It fooled me. This fella’s a regular Belasco. It’s a…

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    The short story Ambrose Bierce wrote shortly after the death of a son speaks in-timately about the human experience of death and how the perception of reality can shape it. In short, the story seems to chronicle the unlikely escape of a condemned man only to reveal at end that he is truly dead. The majority of the plot happens within the space of time from the moment he drops from the bridge which serves as the gal-lows until his neck snaps. In reality, it is less than a second, but for Peyton…

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    that passed it by. The feather that came from you, has attached itself to my shoe. Oh how I miss you to, looking at “The feather” that remind me of you. “My Night Owl” I’m sitting quietly, looking up at the stars I’m thinking, how beautiful! Smiling so big; my heart at peace and I’m feeling very special. I look over at “My Night Owl”, who has created all these great emotions inside of me. I'm looking at his face, so handsome, calm and at peace. I feel secure as we relax in the pleasant…

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    Coach has to try-out for a professional team so he can follow his dreams. This film represents the “how someone is able to prove people wrong and come out on top to achieve their dream” through its plot, props, and film techniques. After the Big Lake Owls have played their first game and…

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    “White Owl Flies Into and Out of the Field” (page 99), Oliver argues that death is not something that should preoccupy human fears but should rather be accepted by all.…

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    As we view the evolvement of American literature, we begin to move away from the transcendentalist impressions of writers, and move toward a more realistic notion. The texts and authors of this era were greatly influenced by the circumstances around them: the American Civil War, the rush to the Alaskan Yukon for gold, or the Industrial Revolution, which incited them to see the world in a different light than those before them. To a reader with little to no knowledge on the background of the…

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    Vietnam war and how it affected the lives of the people who went through the war. In the the song “Travelin Soldier” it tells about a soldier going to the Vietnam war and the effect it had on a girl back home. In the short story “An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge” it is about the American Civil war and what happens to people who are caught during the war.In these three great examples of literature have been chosen represent different wars and how the war had affected them while they were there…

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    First Selection (“Roundtable Rival” by Lindsey Stirling) https://youtu.be/jvipPYFebWc During this scene, Rob Roy is a prisoner as he stands in direct confrontation with death and is about to be thrown over a bridge. Rather than stand around defenseless, MacGregor manages to get the rope around a Cunningham’s neck, and he jumps over the bridge despite how dangerous it is. As MacGregor races for his life, he is being chased by soldiers. The chase to recapture MacGregor seemed almost as a…

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