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    Minsuk Kim Dr. Clardy General Astronomy October 20, 2015 What happen to Pluto People like to observe things. Ancient people observed stars at night and drew a picture on a wall of the cave where they lived. People who lived in Before Common Era also observed stars at night to predict the weather or divination of the future. In modern world, people still observes stars at night to discover what is in the universe. People sent probe outside of the Earth to study what is in the outside of the…

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    In the beginning of the chapter describes how Chester Rawls is the first to regain memories on a fungal shelf deep down in the Pore with Chester, Will, Elliott and Bartleby have crash . Will has located his brother’s dead Cal and given him a burial,will and Chester struggling carrying Elliott with them as they go exploring the underground world. With zero gravity being the trouble with the help of their anti gravity suits to help them keep on going. Freefall is a dramatic and emotional book…

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    heroic cycle in several different story lines. The hero usually has strange circumstances around their birth. When Achilles was a child his mother, a nymph named Thetis, was concerned about her son’s mortality. For this reason, she dipped him in the Styx River to make him immortal. However, she was holding onto the heel of his foot making it the only mortal or vulnerable spot. It was his weakness…

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    Alighieri shows hostility towards Filippo Argenti, who was a Black Guelph and Alighieri’s political enemy, through Dante’s diction and reaction. Upon encountering Argenti while crossing the Styx, Dante asks who the sinner is, “But you, who are you, so fallen and so foul?’” (VIII, 35). Alighieri purposely chooses words with demoralizing connotations like fallen, which means degrading and immoral, and foul, which implies grossly offensive in a moral sense, to address his enemy, showing how much he…

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    Another aspect of ancient Greek mythology that thrives in modern-day society is the lessons that the myths taught. The word “μύθος” (mythos) translates to “story” in the English language (Green 197). Due to this, the stories of ancient Greece are called myths, although the ancient Greeks themselves did not believe these tales of gods and goddesses were merely stories. The Although the myths are no longer heeded as warnings against the wraths of gods and goddesses, the myths held truths…

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    Everyday life was highly hierarchical in ancient Greece, whereby, the status of individuals were established and threatened through the order of cosmos, or beauty. As noted in Simon Hornblower and Antony Spawforth’s book, The Oxford Companion to Classical Civilisation, the stories told in Hesiod’s Theogony, explore the idea of social hierarchy and status in ancient Greek times, reflecting the central structure of religious practice. In particular, the Theogony, meaning genealogy of birth of the…

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    medias, originated from Greek mythology. The origin of this allusion is that in Greek mythology, it was foretold that he would die in a young age when he was a baby. So his mother, Thetis, who wanted Achilles to be immortal, took Achilles to the River Styx, which gives power of invulnerability. She dipped Achilles into the river, holding him by his heel. Only his heel was left unprotected and vulnerable.. Achilles grew up to be a strong warrior who survived many battles. But one day, his heel…

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    Psyche was youngest and most beautiful daughter of a king and queen. She was so beautiful that her beauty out shown Aphrodite’s. This angered the goddess, who sent her son, Eros the god of love, to make Psyche fall in love with a monster. When Eros saw her, he was enamored with her and accidentally pierced himself with one of his arrows, falling in love instantly. Meanwhile, Psyche, while admired by all, was not truly loved by anyone and ended up being sad and alone. To solve this, she went to…

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    between the Greeks and Trojans. I'm afraid he is going to be killed because our best soldier Achilles is not in the war. He is such a good soldier because nothing can penetrate his skin. His skin is impenetrable because his mother dipped him the River Styx when he was young and it gave him the power of invulnerability. Achilles is known as a war hero but he is deciding to stay back and not fighting for the Trojans. I need him to go back to war so my husband can return alive to me and our…

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    filth and excrement. In the fourth circle of hell, Avaricious, which ones extreme greed, and Prodigal, which is wastefully spending money, are said to run into each other which giant boulders. The fifth circle of hell is the location of a river called Styx, which is a swampy body of waste and sewage. Those who are wrathful are there for eternity. Those who are sullen are beneath the river who have eternity of choking on mud. Dante sees a former enemy that he watches with delight as other would…

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