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    Beowulf is a legendary story that has been passed down from generations of families and is still cherished to this very day. Its epic battles and tales of the strong and powerful Geats make the story still interesting and exciting. And although the story could be complemented for its adventurous themes, one of the largest lessons you can learn from this legend is how to become a powerful and respected leader. The main ideas of leadership expressed in the story can be based around how bravely…

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    Personal Narrative Essay

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    Earlier in the day, I remembered seeing my peer’s faces radiate with excitement as they walked into the building as I begrudgingly dragged my feet in. Today was my yellow belt, and my very first, taekwondo promotional test. Taekwondo was my first attempt at an organized sport since last year’s fifth grade basketball camp. I had been reluctant to join another sports activity since then because I remembered the embarrassment of missing a simple layup in a drill. My profound fear of failure was my…

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    W. E. B. Du Bois' The Souls of Black Folk (1903) is an original work in African American writing and an American excellent. In this work Du Bois recommends that "the issue of the Twentieth Century is the issue of the shading line." His ideas of life behind the shroud of race and the subsequent "twofold awareness, this feeling of continually taking a gander at one's self through the eyes of others," have ended up touchstones for pondering race in America. Notwithstanding these persevering ideas,…

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    Atonement Essay

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    The author-Ian McEwan, one of the most influential writers in modern Britain, was born in a poor working family in Alder shot and graduated from Sussex University. He has resolute characters, sharp mind and assiduous exploration spirit. By delicate and trenchant writing style, he is adept at outline a variety of anxiety and fear on people’s mind, and he focuses on violence, death, sensual desires, good and evil. The majority of his novels reflect the dominating forces of sex and the distortion…

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    her lowest point of misery; wishing to be saved from her own suffering. This allegation Hecuba sets forth communicates the idea that her worst suffering is driven by the misery and nature of endured suffering in itself, with death being the most resolute option to cease her…

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    and her people. Many well known historians had been also attracted for the striking appearance of the queen at Tillbury field. They think Elizabeth knew how to conquer the heart of her followers; not only with plausible words, but mainly with her resolute presence on the battlefield. As quoted J.E. Neale , her demeanor was “full of princely resolution and more than feminine courage” and that “she passed like some Amazonian empress through all her army”.( J.E. Neale´s Elizabeth) It is possible…

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    Evaluation Argument As humans are we driving ourselves into a sixth extinction? According to Elizabeth Kolbert, writer of The Sixth Extinction, we as humans are so careless that we are literally driving ourselves into a nonexistence. The book starts off with stories of how different species has become extinct or are currently endangered. The book has a lot of facts and they all seem to support the theory that humans are making a mess of things. Due to over killing of animals, miss use of…

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    Courage is a word thrown about often these days, but few make a conscious effort find a deeper meaning of it. For many, the first thing that comes to mind is the lack of fear; however, using the Latin origin of courage meaning “heart,” it becomes clear that courage has a more extensive meaning than the absence of fear. In the fourteenth century AD, the French used the word corage to mean “heart” or “innermost feelings” (Online). The origins of courage help one to understand that the…

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    tells him “Macbeth! Macbeth! Macbeth! Beware Macduff! Beware the Thane of Fife. Dismiss me: enough.” (IV. i. 71-72), Macbeth thanks the apparition for his advice. Next is the second apparition, a bloody child, and it sates, “Be bloody, bold, and resolute! Laugh to scorn shall harm Macbeth.” (IV. i. 79-81), Macbeth thinks he has no reason to fear Macduff, but he wants to guarantee his own fate by having Macduff killed. Lastly, the third apparition, a child crowned, with a tree in his hand, tells…

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    I stood up amid all my peers, beaming at the crowd in front of me. I have never particularly relished standing on stage where everyone can see me, but national honor society induction doesn’t transpire every day and I was resolute to enjoy it. Mr. Jeffapolous, my old math teacher and current NHS adviser, told us all to raise our right hand and read the pledge off the petite card we all had concealed behind our candles. My hand was in the air and I was reading the car flawlessly; everything was…

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