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    overcome these dangerous and difficult situations ultimately proves that Pi is not only far more courageous than he was before shipwreck, but that he has also grown as a person. Pi’s character growth and gain in person is seen throughout the novel; Pi’s perseverance to stay alive throughout the whole novel is vital to this idea that he has grown as a person. Starting with the shipwreck and all the way up to…

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    critique of Voltaire’s own argument. This can be proven by explaining the religious and social critiques of the book with relevance to the Enlightenment and Old Regime. In Candide, the characters must overcome many struggles, including rape, torture, shipwrecks and earthquakes. Their situations are exacerbated by the unending nature of their misfortunes, seemingly coming one after another after another. The titular Candide suffers extreme cruelty and…

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    TITLE Zakynthos Island: Take A Cruise To Reveal The Gems Of The Island LEAD PARAGRAPH Zakynthos Island is called “The flower of the Levant” for a reason. Its eastern coastline widely differs from the western, and while the first abounds with green hills and settlements, the latter is dominated by rock formations and narrow coves. Since Zakynthos’ dramatic and wild coastal beauty is best perceived from the sea, taking a whole day cruise is highly recommended. Although it’s hard to separate one…

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    Saul, who would later become known as Paul after his radical conversion to Christ, was a man who represented the most extreme pathway towards Christianity one could take. A highly educated Jewish religious leader, Saul hunted down and persecuted Christians for what he believed to be ultimate blasphemy. Saul experienced an incredible interruption on his mission to eliminate Christians. In Acts 9:1-6, Jesus himself appeared in a bright light, and commanded Saul to turn from his ways and follow Him…

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    is writing relationships where romantic relationships are weak, but family and master/servant relationships are strong. A strong relationship is the master/servant relationship between Sebastian and Antonio. Antonio heals up Sebastian after the shipwreck, and he is very devoted to serving Sebastian. As Sebastian makes his way to leave, Antonio says “The gentleness of all the gods go with thee!/ I have many enemies in Orsino’s court,/ Else would I very shortly see thee there./ But come what may,…

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    The Tempest Conflict

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    The Tempest by William Shakespeare, was the last play solely written by him. The play was written in the early 1600’s and is a comedy/ romance. The play visits a few themes throughout the story and due to Shakespeare’ choice of words some are clear and others are not. The play was one that Shakespeare lived through and it marked the end of his career. Throughout the Tempest, Shakespeare uses language and devices to tell the story of Prospero and his actions as well as incorporate the theme of…

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    Name:Ada Zhou Class:EN 201-2 Topic:The role of religion in Life of Pi In Yann Martel’s Life of Pi,the main character pi,his journey to Canada is transformed into a dreadful tragedy,as the ship sinks into the depths of the pacific ocean.With the little chance of survival,he finds support through religion because he loves god,religion brings hope to him,and he trusts in god. Faith plays an important role in the process of pi’s survival,because pi loves god.Pi goes through an unexpected journey…

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    world, then later around the globe the riches that could be reached from the sea were innumerable—quite the reason to board a ship and sail away. Despite the seemingly glamorous life, piracy had its downsides. Besides the typical disease, fear of shipwreck, and being at the complete mercy of the elements, it was also a business. And like all businesses, this one was not free from going bankrupt.…

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    Dickinson slowly losing touch with the world and having a part of the next world hearing the holy sound of bell from heaven. In the last line, Dickinson talks about “wrecked,” “solitary,” and “here.” The word “wrecked” here clearly gives us a vision of shipwreck on the ocean, where only water and disaster are all around, here in the same way Dickinson is experiencing the moment as shipwrecked. The word “Solitary” and “here” in the same stanza could means the speaker in the graveyard is all alone…

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    The Open Boat Sparknotes

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    The story “The Open Boat” tells of men on a small boat in the middle of the ocean. Has you keep reading the story details of it come to spring up throughout it. A shipwreck had occurred moreover, there were only four survivors. One of the survivors names is Billie he was much built and a muscular man; he rowed one of the oars of the boat. The other three survivors were the cook, an unknown person, and the captain of the ship that wrecked. As the tiny boat drifted through the ocean it was…

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