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    Arthurian Legends Synthesis Essay It is true that no matter what legend one is studying, the story is bound to change over time. When studying the various tellings of Morgan Le Fay, this proved to be true. Reading multiple stories of the character revealed many differing aspects to each tale. Specifically talking about her stories, the way they change is parallel to how the view of women has changed overtime. In works before 1900, Morgan Le Fay is portrayed as a simple being. Though she has…

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    John Proctor: A True Hero

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    According to Anna Di Fina, nobody achieves anything when the task is simple. One has to struggle to obtain one's needs. Life isnt simple it’s a path with some hills in the way. Some small and some are almost impossible to climb. One who is a hero doesn’t give up, he digs through the pain of life to achieve their goals. In the play, The Crucible by ….., is based of the hangings of witches in Salem. Many were hung for crimes that they didn’t commit, some were arrested and thrown into jail. One…

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    Foremost, Rebecca was a woman of utmost prestige in following God’s path. Through the restless evil in people’s heart, a town blinded by the devil created a suitable environment for my wife to be hanged. Although Rebecca was accused by Goody Putnam, Abigail William’s selfish and mindless actions released the devil’s curtain onto the stage of Salem. With jealously and hate in her heart, Abigail created a setting to impose her motivation as well as allowing others to do the same. Based on my…

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    In “The Outsiders”, S.E. Hinton created more than twenty characters each having diverse personalities, which causes readers to feel a certain way about them, such as admiration or hatred. For example, Sodapop Curtis would make the perfect bae, because of his charming personality. Additionally, if Darrel Curtis, Soda’s older brother, were a real person, he would most likely become someone's frenemy, due to his actions and words. While Dallas Winston would be the ideal person to be eliminated from…

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    Jessica Wilson Comparative Analysis January 27, 2016 Mr. McKalip Comparative Analysis Throughout generations of debate, argument, and conflict concerning racial prejudices and those issues which surround their practice, there has regularly existed a certain historical unfairness based on a prejudice mental picture for those things which people cannot understand or explain intelligently or sensibly. While more modern examples of such facts or conditions that surround someone include ideas such…

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    Good versus Evil, a struggle that has been known to world for thousands of years. A common example, God versus The Devil, a conflict prominent in Christian churches. The Puritans were such a group, their strong belief in God led to an even stronger fear in The Devil. The Puritans left Europe in the 17th century to escape religious persecution and forge a calm community in the New World. The Devil threatened their peaceful society and The Puritans would stop at nothing to rid their town of…

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    In the essay “Human Clay” by Chuck Klosterman, he states that “the culture is coarsening” (Klosterman 93). Over time things that were not acceptable back then are now acceptable with the exceptions of mainstream rap music and stand-up comedy. He introduces 2 Live Crew who made very vulgar rap music and a crude stand-up comedian, Andrew Dice Clay Silverstein. The difference between them both was that, for some reason, 2 Live Crew’s music was accepted and tolerated while Clay’s stand-up comedy…

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    Throughout The Crucible, many examples of lying are shown. These lies are shown in situations with Proctor and Abigail. All of it has to lead to a sort of lesson to learn in the end. Most of these situations have to do with lying, which leads to a dominant claim. The major dominant claim, in The Crucible, is lying. Lying is usually caused by selfishness or jealousy; it will lead to major consequences ranging from somebody getting grounded, to someone's innocent death. An example is when…

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    The Crucible V.S. The Holocaust Arthur Miller's depiction of Salem, Massachusetts can be parallel with Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany amid the Holocaust time. While the mtotivations contrast, societal likenesses exist and both show us that when an entire society of individuals have a dread so incredible that it can be utilized against them, the general public will endeavor to do everything without exception in their energy to keep this from happening. Notwithstanding when the methods for aversion…

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    In Upton Sinclair’s book, The Jungle, a Lithuanian family moved to the United States with hopes to better their situation and live the American dream despite the hardships and disillusionment they faced as part of the immigrant experience. When they moved to America, they were often taken advantage of because they were naive about the American culture. Sadly, when they bought their home, the real estate company also used them to make a profit. Their Lithuanian neighbor Grandmother Majauskiene…

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