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    pg numb). This represents the comical tone that Green uses when drunk Ben speaks to Q. Identifying metaphors occurs when two objects or ideas are being compared to one another. “Maybe all his strings broke” (pg). This quote represents the similarities between people and puppets. The more people’s strings get broken, the more they want to die. The theme in the novel, that a person should chase after what they want, is established throughout the novel. The author establishes this because when…

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    Offensive Movie Cliche’ That Won’t Die”, the author, Matt Zoller Seitz argues that most films portraying good morals and positive attributes about an African American character may actually just be an illusion to the audience and that the strings controlling the puppet aren’t so friendly after all. He also mentions how the role of a “magical negro” shows up in real life. Throughout his text, Seitz exemplifies a number of cases where a “magical negro” exists in today’s popular movies. He mentions…

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    he wants ownership, and reverence in her. In “Porphyria’s Lover,” after the narrator realized Porphyria loved him greatly, he “...In one long yellow string I wound/Three times her little throat around…” (Browning 39-40). After her death, he cuddles with her. I think this shows a great deal of dominance because she can no longer act: she is a puppet at this point. Perhaps the narrator did not want her to act, he wanted the dominant role (in the beginning Porphyria initiated the cuddling). Perhaps…

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    Godwin says “It is amazing the lengths a watcher will go to keep you from pursuing the flow of your imagination”. That’s exactly right! My mind is no longer free, it’s now trapped as this puppet, with the strings being controlled by my watcher. She tells me when she thinks something is stupid, or just doesn’t sound right. She tells me that I have to follow the directions and find rhetorical devise like, anaphora and diction; and I have to use words…

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    What Is A Literacy Circle

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    In their conversations or dialogue with the authors, with their classmates through the space of textual material, it can open many “channels” of the students, through which will be pulled the strings of their souls, their inner world to the mind of the author. It is important to understand what is happening to the little reader in the classroom, as it matures, why ask such questions, why is silent or in which case the dispute. Besides, Literacy…

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    Being An Immigrant Essay

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    “Why are you stressing over school? You could be working already” or the most common thing that I have heard my whole entire life, “Are you sure you can afford going to college?” The dissatisfaction surrounding me has thrown me around like a string puppet just waiting for the moment where they yank me left and…

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    unexpected turn that no one saw coming. Inside man Dalton Russell the mastermind behind the bank robbery had all the cops to believe he was robbing the bank but had other motives more important than cash. Unusual suspect Keyser soza was pulling all the strings making a group of thug and cop believed that he was something he was not. In both movies, they display cop corruption and unlawful misconduct. The unusual suspect New York finest taxi a service where a handful of corrupt cops would drive…

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    bitter and cold towards each other and their marriage. Torvald is unaware of Nora’s forgery, yet claims how lying in the household creates a toxic environment for the children and family relationship. He only continues to perform like the master of puppets. “Because an atmosphere of lies infects and poisons the entire household. Every breathe the children take is filled with the germs of evil” (Ibsen 51). Ironically Torvald states this prior to his knowing of the forgery, even though his words…

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    Inquiry Paper “Fiction is like a spider's web, attached ever so lightly perhaps, but still attached to life at all four corners.” ~ Virginia Woolf. For a spider the web is the key part of her existence, spun through individual silk, piece by piece it eventually connects together to form a web that provides life for the spider, a new start. Though weaved with care it does have its limitations in strength, weak and miniature bugs will get caught, but the powerful and big will destroy the web.…

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    Eleixiaan Empire History

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    They focused on expansion, self-preservation, corporations and the mining of resources. The Alderith is what would be considered a Republic, however many of the leaders within the government have been paid off and are used as puppets by the Governor. Without knowing it, the people are secretly living under a dictatorship with the illusion of being in a republic society. The Governor plans to gain complete control over The Alderith’s assets in order to take out the Elixian Empire…

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