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    The two characteristics of magical realism that are presented in Julio Cortázar’s “Axolotl” that help the reader gain a deeper understanding of reality are time is not linear and supernatural and natural. First of all, the author uses time is not linear in order to represent that often times individuals only realize things when they are put in the exact situation. According to “Axolotl”, “I stayed watching them for an hour and left, unable to think of anything else.” By using the…

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    can either create positive or negative consequences. The many lessons learned throughout the book and stories are created from the way the characters handled the situations thrown at them. The Night Circus and The raven share the gothic element supernatural. For example “The gears float back to the watch, setting into place, until the watch is complete again, hands ticking forward as if nothing happened”(Morgenstern 18). The abilities shown in this quote by the girl Cecilia are not normal and…

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    American romanticism focuses on the supernatural, literature, philosophy, art, religion, politics, and nature. American romanticism was created after the Age of Reason between 1800-1865. In the movie, “Sleepy Hollow”, there was a lot of of American romanticism in the movie. For instance, romanticism in the movie are pertaining to a supernatural spirit, nature, and self-intuition. Ichabod Crane was a hero in more than one time in the movie because he used his self-intuition. Tim Burton…

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    thoughts and behaviors can achieve their goals and be successful. Macbeth is responsible for his downfall since he relies on supernatural; ignores the voice of his own conscience and emancipates his ambition. Throughout William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Macbeth’s own thoughts and behaviors precipitate his downfall. In the first place, Macbeth’s reliance and trust in the supernatural contribute his downfall. At the beginning of the play, three witches declare three prophecies which are Macbeth will…

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    vampires and supernatural beings. For Percy, the cemeteries of New Orleans are even more developed in architecture than the rest of the city. “Mark Twain once said that New Orleans had no architecture to speak of except in the cemeteries.” (Long, 249) Those remarkable cemeteries could be one reason why the supernatural occurrences are found in New Orleans. The racially and culturally heterogeneous population of NOLA may be the thing that tolerates and accelerates kinds of supernatural…

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    both evil spirits. The characterization of Patch and the characterization of the supernatural characters in the stories, The Masque of the Red Death and The Devil and Tom Walker, are similar as well as different. The supernatural characters in the novel hush, hush and the story The Devil and Tom Walker, have similar and different ways in which they are characterized. In…

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    romanticism. In the American romanticism there is the light romanticism and the gothic romanticism. They share some similarities in their characteristics like symbolism, nature, individual and supernatural.…

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    (“conflict”). There are many different forms of conflict, there is man vs man, man vs self, man vs society, man vs nature and man vs supernatural. “Miss Brill” by Katherine Mansfield is a very good short story that helps the readers understand the conflicts beyond our emotions. In “Miss Brill”, the main character struggles with herself, society, and the supernatural.…

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    values which are: supernatural powers that determine what is right and wrong, nobility by birth and action, and by understanding how he or she fell in the end of the play. In the beginning of the play it starts off with the witches talking about when the three of then should meet again, “In the thunder, lightening, or rain?” (I.i.2). The witches foresee and tell people about how and what their future will be about and also they determine what is right and wrong with supernatural powers. The…

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    August Heat Analysis

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    In William Fryer Harveys story, August Heat, the reader is taken on an adventure opening their mind up to mystery, horror, and the possibility of the supernatural. The story starts of with James Clarence Withencroft —the main protagonist of this story— introducing himself and talking his family, job , and plans. His regular routine was interrupted when he suddenly had an urge to draw something and left the house with a plan of action. Upon walking out of his house he found himself caught in a…

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