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    Twelfth Night a play by William Shakespeare displays Northrop Frye’s perspective of comedy. Northrop Frye says that the basic formula is when a young man loves a young woman. They are opposed by an obstacle, most often the woman 's father. Through plot twist they get married. Twelfth Night is a romantic comedy was expressed through gender, love, social ambition, and sex. Comedy is displayed in the play when the characters are drunk and almost about to pass out. They always manage to surprise us…

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    Winston Churchill once said “when you’re going through hell, keep going”. And that is exactly what Pi Patel did in The Life of Pi, by Yann Martel. Pi, an Indian boy on a voyage with his family, survived the sinking of the Tsunami along with a Bengal tiger. He spent 227 long days out at sea facing many different obstacles. Throughout the story, Martel portrays the life lesson of never giving up by throwing different challenges at Pi and testing his will to survive. These obstacles prove how Pi…

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    (names in memory of all victims of the sea.), director Dagmawi Yimer illuminates the tragedy of the migrant lives lost to the Mediterranean in experimental form. For the majority of the film, a narrator lists the names of the migrants who died in a shipwreck on October 3, 2013, after opening the film with a partially-sung monologue from a migrant's perspective. Yimer depicts the names that are read aloud as shrouded forms bobbing up and down in clear ocean water and as watercolor portraits of…

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    The postcolonial period incorporates such unsettled issues as formation of cultures and identities and to what extent entire decolonization can be achieved not only in the political area but also in the cultural and psychological aspects of the colonized societies. Since the beginning of the second half of the twentieth century, discussions on whether identities and cultural properties are fixed and stable or protean and unsettled have been in progress ardently without any unanimity. One of the…

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    The early exploration of Florida started when Ponce de León and Christopher Columbus started another exploration to the Americas. Ponce de León found a close island called Borinquen. When he was there he found large amounts of gold. He left , but he came back again in 1508 because the king wanted him to go back, but explore and colonise the land. He named the island Puerto Rico. He was the governor for two years, but the king wanted Columbus’s son to be the governor. Ponce de León was hurt…

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    The mighty strength of the gods. In The Odyssey the gods both helped and hindered Odysseus and his crew. In Homer’s epic The Odyssey it is shown that the ancient Greeks had little to no control of their lives because of the gods power. Throughout The Odyssey the gods assisted Odysseus in his times of need. They had helped Odysseus by allowing him to leave from Calypso and her island: “On Athens’s request, Zeus commands Hermes to/ deliver an order to Calypso, who has held Odysseus/ on her island…

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    Creative Writing: Algae

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    The mist from the water was refreshing as the hot sun warmed our backs.The boat came to a hult.We stared into the deep,dark,black water.My parents told us it was about 325 feet deep.We slipped on our wetsuits,flippers,goggles and put on our oxygen tanks trying not to go to fast so one of us doesn’t finish first and overheat. We flipped back into the water with a slash after we put on all of our gear.She gave me a thumbs up and we headed down further and further. After a few minutes we saw a…

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    Aruba Research Paper

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    If you are planning to take a cruise boat set in the Caribbean Sea, then, it is not sufficient that you scream for joy. It is best to set your feet in the immaculate white sands of Aruba. This place was acknowledged to be a spot for honeymooners. However, this is not the case any longer as it can be a place for the family. You can see the place offering a romantic setting for pairs. There are also diverse zones that showcase quaint view. If you think that Aruba is just drenched in the sun, you…

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    to protect oneself or to try to get a better understanding of your surrondings. Not only that, but disguises are used to help with the plot and to help keep the book going. This is seen at the beginning of the play, as Viola and the rest of the shipwreck survivors get to shore and they try to get a better view of the results of the disaster. Viola’s brother, Sebastion is apparently dead and she tries to make a plan on how she will try to remain alive in the foreign country of Illyria. She thinks…

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    penetrate the dense canopy of the trees." (Source #3, Paragraph 6). Other inventions, such as The Mailbox are indeed very useful. This invention created by Mel Fisher is used to sweep long strips of sand on the ocean floor to discover objects and shipwrecks.(Source #1) Although this is very useful for the ocean, infrared satellite imagery is useful for land. The last con is the fact that the satellite is only really useful when used for land disoveries, while other inventions are dominating…

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