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    achieving success. In this essay I will argue that the idea of illusions contradicting the reality of Willy Loman is portrayed with the help of three motifs; the stockings, Ben, and the flute. Firstly, the motif of stockings, a representation of Willy's affair and the resultant guilt, creates the theme of reality vs. illusions. The stockings are identified as a motif…

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    Removing Ice Dams

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    slipping on the ground, causing you to fall off the ladder. Apply Ice Melting Powder Before you climb the ladder, fill your stockings with the ice melting powder. Then you will want to place it over each ice dam. The purpose of using the stocking is to hold the powder on top of the ice dam, which will keep it there even as water starts running off your roof. Place the stocking in the center of the ice dams. Inspect The Gutters While on your roof, give your gutters a brief inspection to make sure…

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    I Want for Christmas is You” is featured on her album Merry Christmas that was released November 1st, 1994. The lyrics have several meanings. For example, “I don’t need to hang my stocking, there upon the fireplace,” references to a tradition where kids put stockings up for Christmas, but Mariah does not want a stocking, she wants a man. Kelly Clarkson, a singer and songwriter, got her song title from one of Mariah’s lyrics. The title of her song is called “Underneath the Christmas Tree.” There…

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    not from here, and how did it get here to be celebrated in the first place? Well, to find out, you can start with the gifts that you get on Christmas day, and the cards that you read before you even see the present that can be hidden in either a stocking or a box. Or you could begin with the ever popular idea of serving a huge holiday meal with friends and family and having a good time together, enjoying the times after working…

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    Willy Loman Betrayal

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    Relationships are built on trust. If trust is broken feelings of betrayal and abandonment can start to form. These feelings can have a tremendous negative impact on a person’s life if they are not dealt with. In Arthur Miller's “Death of a Salesman” the main characters are affected by betrayal within their family. Miller uses the literary technique of flashbacks to develop the theme of how betrayal and abandonment can negatively affect the outcome of a person’s life. Childhood betrayal…

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    2. What is the impact of Miller's use of symbols on the audience's understanding of the ways in which the Loman family clings to their version of the dream? In death of a salesman , through the use of symbols , Arthur Miller exposes to the audience the false dream the Loman family is desperately trying to grasp on and a representation of the end of each version of “dream” for the Loman family which eventually causes their misery. Each member of the Loman family is in denial or perpetuating a…

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    The day I knew that Alexis Smith was going to be one of my favorite people was the same day I saw her rip off her stockings. The sun was hung high on that summer day when I saw Alexis tearing at her stockings. We were both there for a mutual friend’s birthday party and even though the party was outside, most of the partygoers were found indoors trying to fan themselves with whatever they could. I remember that even before Alexis had arrived I had already begun to sweat through my shirt. The…

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    Willy Loman Symbolism

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    The stockings portray an image of Willy Loman’s affair with The Woman. The stockings are a symbol that constantly haunts Willy for his past. In the play, Willy says to Linda, “I won’t have you mending stockings in this house! Now throw them out (Miller Act 1: 26)!” Willy’s change in tone from being serene to tense reveals a strange discontent towards Linda mending stockings. This reminds him of all the guilt for his betrayal. In addition to this, for Biff Loman the stockings represent the…

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    “My son serves in the navy” is a sticker my mom has posted on the window. My brother loves to protect his country, and when he comes back home he reminds me, “I don’t fight this war for the country, but for my family”. My brother is unique from all others, instead of summing up the number of deceased; his goal is to get back home to us. Similarly, in the book The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien, the soldiers drafted into the war fight daily in order to return to their loved ones. The author…

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    Woman Santa

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    One night Saint Nicholas gave a man and three kids each a bag of gold.He did this because the family was poor and the man couldn’t paid for the daughters marriage.So saint Nicholas drop a bag of gold in each stocking and thats how the the tradition start.The stocking groaned as the stockings were fill with gold.Saint Nicholas was always a man not a woman. My third and last reason is during World War Two,the men were out fighting far away from home,so the women played the role as Santa…

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