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    The sun was setting below the horizon, the heavens stained with a shade of crimson and the twilight moon waning in the distance. A biting gust blew across the town of Dhanushkodi as a storm started to brew. The market was set ablaze by the swarm of mindless people set about on their daily business, the dust being catapulted off the floor by hectic feet and scrambling bodies. Yet Arthur felt strangely complacent, completely at ease amongst the pandemonium of the streets. The doctor said he had…

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    and keep you company?” “I’ll be fine.” “Sure? Then I’ll be off. Call if things get busy.” “I will.” I wait until she departs and press the play button on the portable player sitting on my desk. The cd whirls to life and the sad musings of Mozart’s Requiem in D minor fill the room. When the phone rings, I stop the music and note the time on the clock. “Meadowlands Suicide Hotline. How can I help?” Choppy static answers. I’ve never hung up on a caller. Not yet. “Meadowlands Suicide Hotline. If you…

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    His job as a salesman is the quintessential 20th Century American Dream job. He swings like a pendulum between the two versions of the dream and often finds himself in a very unclear middle ground. Miller himself observed in a notebook entry "Life is formless … its interconnections are formed by lapses of time, by events occurring in separated places, by the hiatus of memory" (Miller, 130). Willy's belief in the success promised by his somewhat confused version of the American Dream is not…

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    these multiple formats of expression will be explained in detail in the following paragraphs. Music The performance I was responsible for editing music. The background music of our production is often used film music. For example, Up, Inside Out and Requiem For A Dream. Also, there is some sound effect used in my soundtrack, such as the sound of school Bell Ringing, small group whispering…

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    Mozart experienced a time of awesome music profitability and individual recuperating. Some of his most appreciated works - the musical drama The Magic Flute, the last piano concerto in B-level, the Clarinet Concerto in A noteworthy, and the unfinished Requiem to give some examples - were composed amid this time. Mozart could resuscitate quite a bit of his open reputation with rehashed exhibitions of his…

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    It’s a play consists of two acts and requiem, but dissimilar to all the traditional tragedies either Greek, Elizabethan or even the Shakespearean one, which all of them spotlights is the downfall of a noble person, on the other hand Death of a Salesman focuses on a normal, typical and usual…

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    required to sign up for the draft which people involuntary went to fight for a cause that they personally may have not believed in. This concept of the a country deciding the fate of thousands of young soldiers is exemplified in An Braymer “Five Day Requiem for Vietnam” and Carl Sandburg’s “Buttons” by displaying the struggles that soldiers in battle go through that is…

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    Harlem Renaissance

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    “Call them from their houses, and teach them to dream.” - Jean Toomer. The Harlem Renaissance is a period of time spanning from the Roaring Twenties through the Great Depression, but it is more than a period of time, it was way of life. During this renaissance, black culture evolved, and broke the mold of blacks being less than whites intellectually, musically, and socially. The Harlem Renaissance is undoubtedly the most important era in Black arts, literature, society, and science. Rebirth of…

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    Paris Opera House

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    The most obscure character in The Phantom of the Opera, is the Paris Opera House. Working in duality, the opera house not only provides the setting, but it also shines a light on the hypocritical and social ills French society at the time. The opera house emphasizes the social status during a period known as the Belle Époque (The Beautiful Season), which the upper-class would come to call 'The Golden Age', during this period the standards of living was increased for the middle and upper-class.…

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    Fact VS. Fiction Movies are created to be enjoyed. Some pay tribute to famous people throughout history, while others are merely used for our amusement. Some movies about a particular person contain nothing but the truth about that person’s life. Others contain some truths while the rest is left up to the writer to fill in, to keep the movie from being too boring. Because movies are for our entertainment and not necessarily to tell us the truth, (that’s what a documentary is for) I can see why…

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