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    In Richard A. Koenigsberg’s “Love of War” he discusses the “X” factor. Koenigsberg defines the “X” factor as the sacred ideal that acts as a released transforming violent acts into forms of goodness. I believe that the X factor is just used as an excuse to obtain power from other cultures to control their natural resources. Governments leaders have used many excuses to convince their citizens to fight for their agenda but in the big scheme, the destruction of these cultures is fueled by greed…

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    Macbeth Velutha Analysis

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    undergoes ordeals, a series of forbidden acts: and each one is associated with food and food making. 1 Orange lemon drink bubbles (he is abused by the lemon drink man) 2. Banana Jam bubbles ( he plots like witches of Macbeth) 3. Jam stirring and boat rowing. (death of Sophie mol and Velutha). These incidents haunt his whole life for it evokes fear, grief and pain. 5.2. Food as sensuous act or to talk about sexual matters…

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    The short story “The Open Boat” by author Stephen Crane, tells the tale of four unlucky men that become stranded at sea in a small lifeboat after they are forced to abandon their steamship. The survivors were composed of an oiler, a cook, a captain and a correspondent. At first the men focus on keeping the lifeboat afloat as they wait for someone to come and rescue them. However, soon the gravity of the situation hits the men and they realize that they are on their own, so the four men then…

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    urged Doodle to walk every day, pushing him to exhaustion. Once Doodle was capable of doing so, the narrator did not stop there. His fear made him continue to pressure Doodle in to doing things that the other kids did, such as swimming, running, and rowing. “You can do it. Do you want to be different from everybody else when you start school?” (Hurst 8). In spite of the fact that Doodle did not care very much about being different, the narrator urged him to try and be the same. The fear of…

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    Disney’s Hercules is a cute representation of the Greek Hero Heracles however it is not an accurate representation of the myth. Although there are many references to other myths that are correct the plot Disney creates of Hercules is not right. To start off, Disney has the initial scene of Hercules as a baby very wrong. According to the movie, Hera is Hercules’ mother. To be accurate with the myth, I would change Hercules’ family because he is actually the son of the princess Alcmene and…

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    tighten the rope and add more. Ulysses faces many difficult challenges, sirens being one of many. Waterhouse’s painting plays an important role in helping us to visualize what exactly was going on in that particular segment. There are multiple men rowing a boat while Ulysses is tied in a thick rope to the mast of the ship in Waterhouse’s painting. At the same time, there are multiple sirens flying towards them. The painting’s mood is frightening, and Waterhouse makes sure to show this by using…

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    When braving the sea and facing throngs of daunting tasks while leading a crew, one must be an excellent leader. Odysseus, the Greek hero featured in Homer's the Odyssey, has to find his way home after a ten-year Trojan War. Along the way, he encounters many ferocious beasts and arduous challenges that he must triumph over. With the trust of his crew, he has a responsibility to get them home safely. Overall, Odysseus is an unsuccessful leader because he puts their lives in danger, does not stop…

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    Everyone no matter what or who they are has struggles. Even people with god like qualities. In The Odyssey, by Homer, the main character, odysseus, comes face to face with a hand full of challenges. Even though he is not your average human, and possesses characteristics of gods, he still has things in his life that he has to battle with. Odysseus finds himself in many different situations such as his men eating the lotus flower, poseidon coming after him, standing up to the suitors, and found it…

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    He questions why it is the rowers are rowing and why they are trying to go to the paradise. He says that the rowers “row not in order to propel the boat, but to keep time with their singing” and they seem “So focused on the material riches (e.g. the ambergris of line 28) and the carnal comforts…

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    Kayak Creative Writing

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    In the summer of 2012, My friend and I had gone to Washington with his family for the weekend. They own a little lake house about 45 minutes away from Sea Tac. the lakes surrounded by trees and the sun glistens through the trees and sparkles off of the water. It’s a very well maintained body of water, but the lakes downfall will always be the ice cold water. Almost painful when you first jump in, worth it though. In the garage, there’s a couple kayaks, a small fishing boat, oars, and some…

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