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    “War is kind” by Stephen Crane is the perfect example of irony. It also ties many war themes together nicely and is similar to “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”, “The Drummer Boy of Shiloh”, and “O Captain! My Captain!” in various underlying ways, including war themes, tone, and mood.. Even though it shares themes with other literary works, it brings Stephen Crane’s creative views on war onto paper and melds all of the pains focused on in the other passages into one. Crane’s poem has many…

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    16 “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” is written by Ambrose Bierce. The short story takes place during the Civil War. Ambrose uses many different literary techniques in the short story to show suspense. In the short story, Ambrose Bierce, uses foreshadowing to make the death of Peyton Farquhar suspenseful. He uses foreshadowing after Peyton Farquhar is hanged to show that he was plotting was that he could escape from the union soldiers at the bridge. Another thing that he uses foreshadowing…

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    “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”, is really impressive. He works well with suspense, foreshadowing, and all sorts of other literary techniques. He does this to add anticipation and suspense to his stories, and he does this to keep his readers hooked. He does this by giving just enough information to keep the reader wanting to know what happens next. Ambrose Bierce’s work with suspense is amazing, he knows how to keep people hooked. And the way he did it in “An Occurrence at Owl Creek…

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    murder by the name of Night Owl. He has been killing several animals every day and is a danger to society. Beige moth accepts his challenge to take down Night Owl.…

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    Klamath National Forest

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    gov/oregonfwo/articles.cfm?id=149489595 northern spotted owls http://www.care2.com/causes/the-northern-spotted-owl-remains-on-the-road-to-extinction.html…

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    Food Chains

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    • Students will now add to the L column of their OWL charts. Day 2 • Students will take out their Science notebooks. Instruct students to take notes during the following discussion. • Display a simple food chain on the board: seed mouse owl • Explain to students that when one animal eats another animal or plant, they become part of a food chain. A food chain is the path that energy takes…

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    American life, carelessness seems to set a blaze in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The author uses the 1920’s element of carelessness to write a novel on how it represents a problem in the American Dream. Fitzgerald uses Jordan Baker and Owl Eyes’ careless persona’s to depict the carelessness America suffers from. Jordan Baker is an affluent liar with a careless personality. Her carelessness is exemplified during Nick’s first Gatsby party. Nick comments, “She was incurably dishonest.…

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    No Falsifying Dream

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    remind me of the owl experiences that I have had. The first line of “I sit on top of the world, my eyes closed” instantly brings to mind the typical image of an owl and it just so happens that I have an owl who loves to hang in the tree right by my bedroom window every night. While it is very cute an interesting to hear it hoot beautifully, it doesn’t stop when I am ready to go to bed. The phrases in the poem of “no falsifying dream” and “in sleep rehearse” reminds me of how that owl has made it…

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    placement of the owl in the parlor scene at the Bates Motel. When initially entering the parlor, Marion Crane’s surprise at the number of taxidermy birds mounted on the walls and placed on the tables is evident. The bird shown the most frequently in this scene is the owl. In the corner of the room facing Crane’s seat, the owl positioned overhead flexes its claws and stares blankly ahead. The owl is a largely nocturnal predatory bird that eats rodents, domestic birds, and even other owls.…

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    Lenore-Personal Narrative

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    Inoperative It was a cold December night with a petty breeze coming through the windows. I´m sitting here and all i´m thinking about is Lenore she is always on my mind and she will never go away. If i run she will catch me, if i hide she will find me, and if i try to forget her she will always summon up. Everyday I am in agony from her loss i can not escape her. I tend to believe that anything is possible, but avoiding the emotions that Lenore gives me is contrary to reason. I shouldn't have any…

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