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    Masque Of The Red Death

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    The Masque of the Red Death” by Edgar Allan Poe follows numerous traditions of Gothic fiction and can be analyzed as an allegory demonstrating the inevitability of death. Prince Prospero is the main character of this short story and seeks a solution to the plague of the Red Death that is consuming his people at a rapid pace. In a hurry to escape the disease, he brings along those who have not been infected and settles in a castellated abbey. For fear of any form of disease to enter the castle,…

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    Monologue Red Letter

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    The girl was walking home from school, holding a red letter in her hand. She sat on a random oak wood bench on the side of the road. She opened the letter very carefully, curious of the contents. After looking left and right, she pulled out a piece of parchment paper. Come to 13th Avenue, building 1313. I need you here. I need you NOW. If you do not come, well, you are in HUGE debt. You need to pay. She silently put the paper back into the envelope. She let her long black hair down from her…

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    Red Badge Of Courage

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    The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane is a novel depicting the life of a young soldier fighting for the Union in the Civil War. Henry Fleming is an inexperienced soldier battling with ideas of what courage and glory are, and dealing with fear and self confidence in his ability to fight. The book follows Henry throughout many battles, he watches his friend Jim die before his eyes, he receives a gash on his head by a scared soldier leaving battle injuring him with a rifle butt, and he runs…

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    Red Death Symbolism

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    short story “The Masque of the Red Death”, Poe uses a gothic tone and an allegory to tell the story about a Prince who ends up facing a harsh reality when he tries to escape a problem. The allegorical theme of “The Masque of the Red Death” focuses on socioeconomic inequality; it reflects the idea of how the wealthy put their self-interests above all and leave the poor to fend for themselves even though in the end everyone has the same fate. The symbolic meaning of the Red Death, Prince…

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    Red Death Allegory

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    masked figure, and Prince Prospero point to the overarching theme of the unavoidability of death. Reality surrounds them, as the tangible items are a reminder that they cannot escape fatality simply by hiding. In Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Masque of the Red Death,” the use of allegory, exemplified by symbolism, builds the theme by emphasizing the moral lesson that death is unavoidable. In contrast to the literal meaning of a clock to relay time, Poe symbolically shows the inevitability of the time…

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    The Red Death Analysis

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    really there to experience it yourself. The Red Death was chosen because it peaked my interest on how Poe would show a world affected by a plague. In the story Poe really out did himself. The Red Death showed that no matter how fancy the house, clothes or food one cannot escape the fact we all die and can’t escape death. Throughout the whole story the Prince believed that having extravagant things and his stunning castle would safeguard him from The Red Death. In fact, death can’t be escaped…

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    information that was “either taken from other sources or misremembered or just made up” (Kelley). As a result, Joseph McCarthy negatively influenced the United States politically, socially, and morally, as reflected in the literature of the Second Red Scare. Joseph McCarthy was born in rural Wisconsin on November 15,1908. After working various odd jobs for several years, he ran for office as a judge in the local Judicial Circuit. He proved to be a somewhat controversial judge, and was part of a…

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    The Red In Into The Woods

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    In ‘Once Upon a Time’, Red is plagued by a curse that will turn her into a wolf every full moon. However, she loses the memory when turning into the wolf. Her grandmother conceals the truth and buys her a red cloak from a wizard so as to prevent her being a wolf. She just tells Red that red can repeal wolves and protect her. Eventually, she learns how to control herself while turning into a wolf. But as long as the wolf side of her covered by the red cloak, she will turn back to human. In season…

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    Little Red

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    You may know the Little Red riding hood story as a little girl is a red cloak/ jacket, but in this story, things are a little different. Long before little red was born, her parents were as many may know them as vampires, her parents were imprisoned by werewolfs due to passing vampire territory. While Little Reds mother was pregnant with Little Red, her and Red’s father attempted to escape from werewolf territory. Although Little Red’s mother escaped, sadly her father didn’t make it. As Little…

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    Red Dead Redemption

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    While I sit here playing Red Dead Redemption by Rockstar San Diego it reminds of a lot of action adventure games. The game resembles any other game I have played, but the animations during the hunting sense are something to be seen. My character is equipped with a carbine rifle that he uses to hunt a variety of animals. The hunting aspect of the game is so appealing; in fact, it I was so overcome by it that I lost focus of what my other objectives where. Red Dead Redemption, not only allows the…

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