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    Summary Of Unwind

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    learns of his unwind order and escapes by running out on the highway, using Lev as a human shield. This distraction allows Risa to escape as her bus crashed; she joins and helps the two. Risa and Connor depart for a safe house and meet Sonia and Roland, a tyrant, and the group flees. They depart to a warehouse,…

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    Frankish Influence

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    the influence became stronger the Christian Monks drifted farther and farther away from The Rule of St. Benedict. St. Bernard of Clairvaux saw many problems in the monastic system that were caused by pride. In spite of the fact that the Song of Roland is exaggerated…

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    “The code of chivalry emphasized bravery, military skill, generosity in victory, piety, and courtesy to women”(Hirsch). The story of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table is surrounded by hundreds of different tales telling of the various attributes of a number of different Knights, including the King himself. One element that is present in every tale told of these knights is chivalry. King Arthur demanded of his knights that they follow the code of chivalry while on their adventures.…

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    This phenomenon, while extremely beneficial, introduced the notion of the control of text. The author of the text obviously created and transcribed it, but to what extent does the reader’s usage of the text give him/her more control than the author? Roland Barthes, a French linguist, literary theorist, and philosopher, pondered this idea, and elucidated…

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    For instance, Yolland seems to believe that Owen’s name is Roland, even though Owen never told him that. He tells Owen “It was never Roland? […] O my God!”(55). The fact that Yolland is so surprised that Owen’s real name is not Roland shows that Yolland is susceptible to believing this false information, despite Owen telling him that his name was not Roland a few times. Yolland never bothers to learn new information, or question something that he doesn’t understand…

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    think it’s a shame that people don’t know about their sacrifice and the sacrifice of all the mariners during WWII. “Merchant mariners dies in World War II at rates comparable to the armed forces. But at war’s end, they found themselves overlooked” (Roland 315). The mariners were cheated out of the G.I. Bill and other postwar benefits due to not being afforded veteran’s status after the…

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    The story starts with a discovery of Roland Michell, scholar that focuses on the works of the Victorian poet Randolph Henry Ash. During his research, Roland discovers a love letter written by Ash to an unknown woman, despite he was known for his devotion and loyalty to his wife. The quest for the answers begins and he finds out about Christabel LaMotte to be the mysterious woman. Roland meets Maud Bailey, another scholar, whose major is LaMotte and they start…

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    of anthropology, numerous ethnographers have addressed questions regarding our global state. In the plethora of new technology, virtual tourism has enhanced business structures, travel opportunities and reconceptualised what constitutes as travel. Roland is an anthropologist who applies the multi-sited ethnography approach and travels to the nation of Cuba to address the…

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    important to note that all of these stories have some sort of god intervention. The people that will be discussed are, Gilgamesh and Enkidu from The Epic of Gilgamesh, Medea and Jason from Euripides’ Medea, Rama and Sita from Ramayana, and Roland from the Song of Roland. Gilgamesh is the powerful ruler of Uruk, ruling in 2700 B.C.E., leaving this story with some time to develop and change with the passing of history. The people of Uruk cry to the gods for a break from Gilgamesh’s rage and…

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    Connor and Risa are chosen to be unwound by their parents, but they make the decision to run away to a salvage site that is known by as the graveyard, they live inside a old cargo plane with the other runaways. They end up betrayed by a man named Roland, we will find that he will do anything for any sort of power, good or bad. All of them are found then arrested and taken to the Happy Jack Harvest Camp, they are becoming ready for unwinding at this camp. They learn someone new at the camp named…

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