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    influential quotes. The last moments of the school year edged closer, and joy erupted from the students. Brisk breeze blew throughout the room, intruding from the open windows. Loads of student desks were arranged around the room in a square-like formation. Parody music filled the homeroom, children either singing along or chatting noisily as the foolish, Eye of the Tiger mockery played. As the lyrics advanced, the illustration of pixelated, forged spider eyes entered my brain. Hysterical…

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    Parody: an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect. In his book A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court, Mark Twain parodies the bland narrative of classic medieval stories by allowing the protagonist Hank Morgan to get within breathing distance of literary tropes then turning them on their head resulting in an interesting tale of what would happen if the manager of a weapons factory got teleported to 7th Century Camelot.…

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    directed by Mel Brooks, is a parody of Mary Shelley's famous book Frankenstein. A parody is a remake of an existing writer, artist, or genre that is exaggerated for comedic effect. In this case, Frankenstein has a serious and dark tone while Young Frankenstein is lighthearted and humorous. In Frankenstein, Victor creates the monster by himself in his room. In Young Frankenstein, Frederick creates the monster with the help of Inga and Igor in a giant castle. This scenario is a parody because…

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    Animal Farm is George Orwell's parody on fairness, where all farm animals live free from their human owner’s oppression. Motivated to revolt by Major, an old pig, animals on Mr. Jones' farm grasp Animalism and stage unrest to accomplish a hopeful condition of advancement. A force hungry pig, Napoleon, turns into a totalitarian tyrant who drives the animals into "All Creatures Are Equivalent/However Some Are More Equivalent than others" persecution. Mr. Jones treated all of the animals very…

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    In May, actor Jamie Foxx received criticism for his disrespectful mockery of sign language, which he used during his recent appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Foxx appeared on the show to promote his new Fox game show, “Beat Shazam.” As host Fallon was going to commercial, actor Foxx made several hand gestures that were meant to mimic a sign language interpretation of what Fallon was saying, making Fallon laugh. However, all the “signs” were made up, as Foxx was attempting a…

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    Valentine Matongoh HONR 392 SLAM POERTY From the moment I walked into the coffee shop, I knew the event was very popular. There were countless people sitting waiting anxiously for the performances to start. There were many people who were there to not only share, but to listen and that spoke volumes of the quality of performances I was about to indulge in. The show started with a sacrificial lamb who volunteered to go first, but they did not participate in the competition. The MC explained…

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    The jockey, Bitsy Barlow, was angered at Sylvester, the trainer, Simmons, the bookie, and the rich man because while they were enjoying their meal his friend McGuire’s career was down the drain due to the fact that he had been injured in a race in Miami with one of the rich man’s horses. Due to McGuire’s accident, he will no longer be able to race again, which didn’t seem to affect the men because according to the rich man, “Those things happen.” The cast leg symbolizes McGuire because he was…

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    In 1609, William Shakespeare authored his poem entitled “My Mistress’ Eyes are Nothing like the Sun”, which, as revealed in the last line, is a parody. This poem encapsulates the epitome of beauty for a woman by exhibiting ideal feminine qualities through similes and metaphors that compare a woman’s characteristics to beautiful features of nature. However, Shakespeare phrases his play to say that the speaker’s mistress does not possess such goddess-like qualities, but is as beautiful as any…

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    became an issue because the ad made it seem as though she was associated and endorsed Samsungs VCRs. Additionally, she believed that the company had unlawfully used her image in their ad. Samsung tried to rebuttal by stating the fact that the ad was a parody and was protected by the First Amendment. “The majority…

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    pet dou vilain and La Farce du Menuyer, we will turn our focus onto a markedly different medieval text, La Chanson d’Audigier. Before we begin our analysis of this parody, although le pet dou vilain and La Farce du Menuyer have a connection to each other, La Chanson D’Audigier has its roots form another form of literature as it is “A parody of medieval epic…chanson de geste.” Thus, one could deduce that there will be an altered approach to scatology. An angle that could be considered dissimilar…

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