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    love and be with her. He is the one that helps her begin to discover what she is and her trust worthy friend that she shares all with; including her and Tamani’s conversations. He is her partner in finding out the truth and helps her uncover the supernatural. He is there for her most of the time throughout the book, protecting and accompanying her. While also helping her get through her hard times accepting what she is and what she has to do in order to protect her…

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    poems stand out from other stories. To make a poem epic it needs a universal theme such as good vs evil, supernatural events, and the actions of one person determine the fate of a nation. All of these recurring events happen in the book The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. The theme that is constantly present is good vs evil, an example of this is Gandalf against the Balrog. A supernatural event happens when Frodo puts on his ring and he becomes invisible. Middle Earth's fate depends on the…

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    Health is one of the most important aspects of our daily life. If a person is in good health, then he or she will have several benefits such as their body being able to fight off numerous diseases and increase a longer lifespan. But once a person 's health starts to deteriorate because of illness, then he or she will struggle greatly and may, unfortunately, face death. Some people argue that nobody can understand what causes illness and how to treat them unless we fully understand the cultural…

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    elements of horror and romance. (Gothic Fiction) Twin Souls, The Devil and Tom Walker, The Masque of the Red Death, and Edward Scissorhands all uses gothic elements like environment, atmosphere, emotions, supernatural, and drama. However they aren’t always used the same way. The supernatural often appears in Gothic literature as something not of this world. (eHow) A vampire and the devil influence the entire story and the outcome of the story. Tom says this when he loses his patience and…

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    gothic novel have developed, including Southern Ontario Gothic. This branch of the Gothic is characterized by criticism of social attitudes towards race, politics, gender and religion specific for that region, in combination with elements of the supernatural, magic realism and satire. "Gothic" has come to mean quite a number of things by this day and age. It could mean a particular style of art, be it in the form of novels, paintings, or architecture; it could mean "medieval" or "uncouth." It…

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    Arrow Vs Flash

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    When a failed scientific experiment resulted in Barry getting struck by supernatural lightning, he was transformed into a kind-hearted vigilante who has the ability to run at the speed of light. On the…

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    man entirely unharmed” (155-162). In reality, these events are inconceivable. However, the incorporation of supernatural elements creates suspense, capturing the audience’s attention. As a result, authors have the ability to promote chivalric idealizations and provide entertainment. Otherwise, humans would cease to adapt characteristics, the catalyst for catastrophes. To summarize, supernatural elements provide entertaining methods in portraying messages, but ultimately, Sir Gawain and the Green…

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    recognized as being more emotionally expressive than past periods because it explores themes that had not yet been touched upon. There are many themes that were installed, however, this paper will be discussing the particular influences of nature, the supernatural, and nationalism, as well as the innovations that the period brought. The Romantic period was revolutionary for a number of reasons, one of these being the huge increase of the orchestra. The bass section received an upgrade with the…

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    was a rope about the animal’s neck. When I first beheld this apparition—for I could scarcely regard it as less—my wonder and my terror were extreme.” Later, on page 8, the main character recounts his guilt after he killed the cat. This seemingly supernatural outline, therefore, serves as a reminder to the killer of what he has done. Later, the main character describes that because of this regret, he drove himself to the point of insanity when finally, after nearly killing his new cat, he turns…

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    elements, typically incorporating the supernatural, grotesque violence and the madness of others. As well as using the imagination to create a very vivid and lively story that grips the reader. Its elements can be seen in present day novels. In the works “The Devil and Tom Walker” and Miss Peregrines home for peculiar children, a common gothic element within the two stories is supernatural abilities. In “The Devil and Tom Walker”, the Devil presented many supernatural abilities. After Tom meets…

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