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    villains that hide who they really are typically make for some of the most captivating stories and some of the greatest lessons for life. One of the oldest known villains in the history of writings is Satan and he is no different in John Milton’s “Paradise Lost: Book 9”. Satan is most known for being a deceiver, leading people astray, and causing sin in the lives of others. Baring a similar attitude towards authority and the want for power, Goneril in William Shakespeare’s King Lear is a unique…

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    It would seem that man is naturally drawn towards the topic of epistemology and obtaining knowledge, but during the 1700s it has given a negative While there is a rather negative view on human nature, which is exemplified through John Milton’s Paradise Lost,…

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    A Comparison of The Great Gatsby and This Side of Paradise While published in 1920, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s first novel, This Side of Paradise, dealt with themes of class and love which continue to resonate today. Just four years later the author penned the novel for which he is perhaps best known, The Great Gatsby. Scholars have pointed to similarities in themes amongst Fitzgerald’s works including both The Great Gatsby and This Side of Paradise, however far less common is an analysis of how…

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    F. Scott Fitzgerald is a famous novelist known for his many works, such as The Great Gatsby. In his novels Fitzgerald uses many of the same concepts and themes to have the same story line in this works. The Great Gatsby and This Side of Paradise are two examples of Fitzgerald’s use of similar characteristics. In Fitzgerald’s works, losing love to someone of a higher status is a reoccurring motif. In The Great Gatsby, Gatsby and Daisy are two lovers brought apart by war. During this time Daisy…

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    hero in a book, or a villain, or just the main character of a novel? In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel This side of Paradise, that is exactly what Fitzgerald has done, with not only himself but people from his life as well. When you psychoanalyze the characters from This Side of Paradise, you can see how similar they are to their real life counterparts. This Side of Paradise is about an egotistical young man named Amory Blaine, who goes to school and attempts to discover the purpose of…

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    Character Analysis of Amory Blaine in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s This Side of Paradise In This Side of Paradise, F. Scott Fitzgerald follows a young Amory Blaine through his twenties and his attempts to find himself and what he values. After attending the boarding school, he was accepted and attended Princeton, but from lack of desire and the entrance of World World I he dropped out of Princeton and enlisted. Despite growing up in the upper class, through the death of his mother and poor financial…

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    Searching For Paradise

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    Have you ever wanted to live in a time when life was much simpler? In the 1980s, it was such a time. I was excited to read Searching for Paradise as it tells the tale of a young Mike Hogan and his buddies living a carefree lifestyle. Oh, how I wish I were young and carefree again. Searching for Paradise transported me back to 1984. Mike Hogan and his friends Declan and Lucas are embarking on a new adventure. The boys are in their early twenties. Being a year or two younger than these boys, it…

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    The monster's paradise is the family because paradise is all about being happy and relaxed so that's how the creature feels when he is around the cottagers. Ever since the creature is created he is abandoned so he compares Victor to God since God creates Adam just like Victor created him but the difference is that God cares about Adam and Victor abandon him. Since the creature is left with no knowledge he never felt what having a family feels like since all he got from the beginning is rejection…

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    Sal Paradise Analysis

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    satisfaction, or at least enough to settle them down, these two men run from moment to moment as if they are chasing time itself. While their backgrounds and pasts differ greatly, they are connected by a need to find something bigger and better. Sal Paradise is a man who has known few troubles in his life, at least compared to his companions. Having grown up in an upper-middle class family, he has little experience in regards to suffering. Educated, financially well-off, and living in a stable…

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    The book, The Problem With Paradise, was a story about Casey and her brothers having to go to paradise for the summer, and that sounded totally lame and not interesting to Casey. Lesley Dahl, the author is a great writer with detail in her book. I enjoyed that the book was a way to relate to life. It was not all about rainbows and fairytales it was a love drama put on by some teens that don’t quite have life all figured out. Casey, the teenage girl, age fourteen, has two brothers and a dad with…

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