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    William Shakespeare, often thought of as the King of Elizabethan theater and a man with an entire structure of poetry named after him, has had his works closely studied for many years. There are many different people who have looked at his works though many different lenses and looked for many different things, but one thing that keeps popping up in many of his works is a fascination with sexuality and gender. Once people started noticing these themes in his works, it attracted a new kind of…

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    defilement of social intercourse through the characterisation of the gauche Mrs. Elton. The ironic certainty of Mrs. Elton’s appraisal of Maple Grove’s alleged beauty in “yes, I am quite aware of that” elucidates the overbearing nature of her persona; unlike the gentle Emma’s consideration for Mr Woodhouse in the third passage, Mrs. Elton is seen by the reader as aggressive in enforcing her beliefs upon the greater world around her, a behaviour clearly constructed by Austen as comical and…

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    Cameron Black Enough

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    This causes him to change his persona to be based on the people he’s around, which consequently causes his true self to slowly fade away. For instance, his peers view Cameron as not black enough. Thus, not being able to fit into the standards that he believes a black person should be…

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    Atwood’s use of irony in The Handmaids Tale explores the use of satirical nature through themes, characters and scenes in the novel. A pure yet strong emotion such as love is manipulated into something bizarre to the human mind, stripping those their innocence and a pure sense of love. A love that is so pure between a Commander and his wife is destroyed when she lacks what the handmaid has, which is fertility. “It has nothing to do with passion or love or any of those…

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    not interact with many patients, but 3 that I did have the pleasure of interacting with were very pleasant. I recognized that the patients only reflected the persona the staff presented, which was a smile expressing genuine love for what they do. There were times we did receive irate patients and the employees maintained that same persona of caring and understanding with the patient. Professionalism is the utmost important factor in field when dealing with people, especially face to face.…

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    Lies and deceit are the prominent themes in The Great Gatsby. This is seen through Nick’s eyes. He has the uncanny ability to see through people and tell what their real motives and feelings are. Nick didn’t submit to the persona of Gatsby and believe him. He witnessed Tom’s affair with Myrtle. Despite his hatred aversion to this deceit, Nick played a pivotal role in Gatsby’s and Daisy’s affair. In chapter one, Nick visits his cousin Daisy, her husband Tom, and Jordan Baker. Tom preaches the…

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    to conceal her identity. “There is but one Thing in my Power to refuse you, which is the Knowledge of my Name, which believing the Sight of my Face will render no Secret, you must not take it ill that I conceal from you” (242). With her previous personas, she had been quickly dumped after each encounter. As Incognita, she discards all of her characters and personifications and gains a mask. Without an actual identity she is finally free to do what she wishes because there are no rules. Because…

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    Agrado Monologue Summary

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    ⎯ At the end of her monologue about the cost of the plastic surgery that she had in order to construct this ideal image of herself, Agrado says “it costs a lot to be authentic…you are more authentic the more you resemble what you’ve dreamed of being.” Agrado is both male and female, in the sense that she feels comfortable with her male sex organs, but strives towards this feminine ideal in other avenues of physical appearance. Agrado’s definition of authenticity relates to how her identity is…

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    princesses and magic of fairytales. Additionally, this is the first mention of Jing-mei’s “prodigy side” and it serves as the foundation for its symbolism as an alter ego fabricated to reflect what she observes on TV. It is evident that she views this persona as something separate from herself; an invention to keep her motivated in her quest to become one of the geniuses her mother smothers her with. As a result of this early inspiration from pop culture, Jing-mei is spurred to…

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    Makeup and costume are an important role in film and television. Both makeup and costumes help actors to further develop the persona of their character, for whatever they are acting in. Makeup and costume also help to enhance the experience of the audience by allowing for information to be produced by the characters appearance. Also makeup and costume help to efficiently complete the actors character, which allows the actor to act to the best of their ability. Yes, CGI is an alternative to both…

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