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    As my great work of art that inspired many other parodies I choose American Gothic by Grant Wood. The painting is one of the most recognizable and even people who do not know of the original will probably recognize one of the many versions of this painting. I think this is a great work of art for the simple fact that so much is going on in such a simple picture. The expressions on the faces and the posture they have. What are they thinking, why are they not both staring at the artist painting…

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    contradict themselves within their own actions and beliefs. Moreover, through his employment of situational irony and parody, Twain takes the reader along a journey uncovering the flaws of American civilization surrounding the South. Throughout the novel, Twain satirizes specific aspects of Southern society, such as the idea behind civilization, through situational irony and parody. Twain employs the South’s depiction of civilization to show that no one is free from civilization and its…

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    Craig C. Chen

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    at times. Hollywood Entertainment Reporter: What kind of projects are your currently working on? Chen: Casting, editing, directing, and producing a movie trailer parody but, an Asian version. Hollywood Entertainment Reporter: Why did you decide to create an Asian parody? Chen: Because I saw another Asian parody and thought it would be funny to use all Asian people. Plus it would be an opportunity to spotlight more Asian actors. Hollywood Entertainment Reporter: What do you…

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    The proliferation of anti-Christian television programs nowadays may be what the Bible foretold about the rise of “scoffers” in the last days, but Christians can still do something to fight back, according to Rev. Billy Graham. In a question-and-answer column on the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association’s website, a reader remarked at how often Christians and other people of faith are mocked in a comedy program. When the reader asked if such TV shows should be banned, Rev. Graham urged him to…

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    Humor and satire are a part of our everyday lifes. Without humor and satire our lifes would be boring and dull. I would define humor is anything that makes me laugh. I think humor is anything that is unexpected, witty, amusing, etc. Humor is important to me because it is a way to forget about what is going on in the world right now and just relax. We need humor in the world because without it the world would be dull and life would be too serious. I would define satire as someone making fun of…

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    One Punch Man Themes

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    The latter includes the way Saitama has become so strong and the various characters, like the one with homosexual tendencies who ends up naked, every time he fights, or the kid whose chin is clearly shaped as a butt. As for the parody, "One Punch Man" actually mocks shounen anime in every way, and chiefly with the main hero, who instead of having to train vigorously for years to become strong, he is almighty from the beginning. Not to mention his drawing, with the creators making…

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    by a whole bunch of different comedians and musicians. Weird Al graduated from lynwood high school and went to college at California Polytechnic state university. Weird Al’s First song was Ricky however Weird Al didn't become famous tell he did a parody of Michael Jackson's song Beat it which he called Eat it after that Weird al became famous parodying a lot of songs from famous artists old and…

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    A Monk's Tale Analysis

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    Writers use the world around them as inspiration. Accordingly, Chaucer was no different in this respect. This 14th century writer observed the death, disease, and senseless violence in the world around him, and exposed the world to these disturbing actualities in the severe, yet veiled spotlight of the page. Even more so than these grim themes of the world, Chaucer uncovers the jarring realities of the culture at the time. He eventually packs all of these medieval sensibilities into an epic poem…

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    Song Analysis Of Rude

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    how the younger generation may think of marriage. When a father came out with his own version of the popular song, he reached what older people may think of marriage, and how one should go about it. The differences between “Rude” by MAGIC!, and the parody by Benji, and Jenna Cowart are, age, the tone, and what the father wants for the daughter. In “Rude” by MAGIC the lead singer of the band was in his early 30s when the song was released. He wrote it about him wanting to marry a…

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    of things. In the opening scene of the movie, King Arthur skipped into the frame of the camera with one of his servants clapping two coconut shells together, imitating the sound of a horse’s hooves. The coconut shells were both an anachronism and a parody. Coconuts were not a product europeans were familiar with during the middle ages, and all the kings in the movie ridiculously galloped, horseless, to the sound of coconut shells clapping together. This was included in the movie to satirize the…

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