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    and they will always be up there; there is not an end. The Germans, however, believed differently about their gods. Although their gods are extremely long-lived, they are not immortal, one day they shall die like anyone else. On a day they called Ragnarok, the gods of Asgard will engage their eternal foes, the Jotun, in one final battle. On this day, the gods and the Jotun will ensure their mutual destruction, killing each other in bloody combat. On this day, the mighty wolf Fenrir will swallow…

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    read is Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard: The Ship of The Dead by Rick Riordan. The first emoji that I would use to describe this book is the red emoji in the second row. This emoji depicts anger. Magnus is angry at Loki and is trying to prevent Ragnarok so his friends could have a shot at a normal life. "I had to give Sam and Amir a chance to be happy and Annabeth and Percy and Percy's littler sister Estelle." "... Instead it made me angry." The second emoji I chose is the crying one in the…

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    The Decock: A Short Story

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    Once the jug is empty I place it in the boat then I stretch out my arms and say a prayer. Odin a call to the, come forth and take you warrior home. We now send her to you All Father. May she be a worth warrior ready to fight in the great war of Ragnarok. Then I reach for the torch and set the boat to flame. When I see the fire start to engulf the top of the boat I start to push it out…

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    The main characters are Magnus Chase (good), Blitzen (good), Samirah al-Abbas (good), Surt (bad), Hearthstone (good), Sumarbrander/Jack (good), Gunilla (switches around but good at end), Halfborn Gunderson (good), Mallory Keen (good), X/Odin (good), T.J. (good), Fenris (bad), Annabeth Chase (good), Randolph Chase (somewhat both), and Loki (bad). The story takes place in the nine worlds of Norse Mythology, and based on the context, the story takes place somewhere close to modern times if not…

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    Once again, Ignatius Donnelly makes an appearance. This time it is about his book Ragnarok: Age of Fire and Gravel. “Finished in a mere two months, Ragnarok is even more densely argued than Atlantis.” (53) The book bombed and publishers refused to publish it. Reviews were terrible. Mr. Donnelly researched the Earth’s land masses and attempted to offer a different theory…

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    Why do the local street people call Hearth and Blitz Magnus’ parents ? R:Because one or the other always seem’s to be hovering around him. 2. Why was Surt looking for Magnus? R:He wanted Magnus’ sword 3. What did Hearth and Blitz use to fight Surt? R:A toy cupid bow and arrow and a “Make way for ducklings” sign 4. Why was Hunding so mad all the time? R:Because he was Helgi’s personal servant for eternity 5. Who…

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    Imagine that you walk into a movie theater and are still deciding between two movies, Thor Ragnarok and the Justice League. Would you choose the one where the hero is dark and dresses like a bat or the one where the hero is constantly making jokes and comical things happen regularly. There are many ways Marvel is better than DC, one of these reasons is the fact that Marvel’s characters are more positive than DC’s, I mean would you prefer a superhero who fights with pink swords and guns with…

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    Task 18 In the Royal House of Thebes, Oedipus finds out that he has killed his own father and married his own mother. After realizing what he has done, Oedipus takes his own eyes out and becomes blind. In addition, he also steps down from his position as king of Thebes, but never leaves the city. There, Oedipus dies peacefully with Antigone by his side. What happened to Oedipus symbolizes that people have to repent for what they have done in order to have peace. Antigone’s final action, to bury…

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    Literature can tell a great deal about the culture that it comes from; for example, The Iliad, an epic written by Homer, was the first written record of the great, ancient Greek civilization. Literature tells about a culture by implying underlying principles, values, beliefs and key concepts without explicitly stating them. An author can do this by using repetition in their writing, as seen in the interpretation of the Anglo-Saxon cultural myth, Beowulf. Beowulf is a warrior, and he faces…

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    Their Descents, Their Reasons The world was created by many methods for various reasons; according to the myths, a lot of gods and goddesses were born after this world was created. By their own roles, they have ruled over from a small tribe to a big society that is larger than a country with diverse names. Inanna, Ishtar, and Aphrodite are the goddesses who have similar roles, personalities, and characteristics but different names because those three regions of myths are adjoined. However, the…

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