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    Hamlet Movement Analysis

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    When an artist decides to compose piece of art a structure of how to build it is put in place. The structure of this work of art is the foundation, much like that of a composition of writing. To write a successful play is to have a foundation of solid fluidity throughout the plot of the story. An author must also decide what the play will consist of, for example, how the play will begin and end, if the play will be a comedy or a tragedy, and the depth of the characters. William Shakespeare had a…

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    In Cassandra Clare’s novel series The Mortal Instruments and other related series, there are many references to other religions mythologies. The main question that is asked refers to the number of mythologies that she uses without the readers realizing it until her books are re-read or researched further. Before things get too out of hand, I believe that we should go into the history of the Nephilim and their relatable mythology with other cultures. One of the most common angels mentioned in…

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    ennobles the man who wields it It is a sword that heals.” ~Martin Luther King Jr.. This means that nonviolence can be just as effective and impacting as violence itself, except nobody is being hurt mentally or physically by it. Nonviolence shows the public that no harm is meant towards others, and that the fighting side is not really fighting at all. All that they hope and wish for is to be on the same side that everyone else is on. This concept is powerful like sword, leaving a mark on the…

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    in a thousand? That makes no sense, unless… “M! The answer is M!” The glass case slid open to reveal the sword. “Oh no she didn’t!” A demonic voice screeched. She barely had any time to register what it said before a hideous creature pounced. She flailed with the sword, hoping to strike whatever was attacking her. Sizzle. The blade made contact. Now filled with determination, she swung the sword once more. Again she made contact, this time shaving some scales off. “Oof!” The demon grunted as…

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    Comparison Vs Beowulf

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    Beowulf includes three separate instances in which Beowulf fights monsters: his battle with Grendel, Grendel’s mother, and the dragon. However, there are many similarities and differences between the different battles. Some aspects of the fights that vary are the cause of the monster’s initial attack, Beowulf’s motivation for countering the attack, Beowulf’s battle preparations, and ultimate outcome. The first aspect is the cause of the monsters’ attacks. Grendel attacked Heorot out of…

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    Olympic Scandals 1. True or False. An Olympic fencing sword incorporates an electronic sensor which records touches as points. During the 1976 games Ukrainian, Boris Onishchenko, received a life ban for modifying his sword with a secret button he could push to register non-existent hits. 2. Name the Jamaican-born Canadian sprinter, stripped of his 1988 gold medal for doping. 3. True or False. When a Puerto Rican athlete pulled her hamstring during the 1984 Long Jump, her identical twin…

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    nature and social nature and social implications of their combat.”(Oswald 66) Being taken back by her sudden attack, Beowulf had to quickly strategize. His sword Hruthing could not pierce her skin. He had to use his bare hands for the remaining of the battle until his eyes saw the sword mounted on her wall. He quickly grabbed the mighty sword and sliced her head. Male and female fighting was a boundary that was not crossed until their…

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    With his whole body quivering in shock, he let the sword fall from his hands, and he ran. "No, no, no, no..." Fenran dropped to his knees and blubbered incoherently. His heart was thumping. His ears were ringing. Prisoner gasped quick shallow breaths, blood seeping from her wound. He was scared to touch her. As if touching her would provoke death. He closed his eyes hard. Nauseated. He didn't want to see Prisoner like this. Not like this. "Look at me," he placed his palm on her cheek, weeping,…

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    wore a heavy iron armour while the Samurais wore a medium weighted leather armour. Meaning that they used the same type of armour, just in two different materials. This is also evidenced by the fact that Knights used Iron swords while the Samurais used Steel Swords. These swords were used for the same things, they were jesut made of different metals. This is lastly shown by the fact that Knights used a crossbow, and the Samurais used a regular bow and arrow. The only things that are different…

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    Gandalf. Gandalf comes up with a plan to trick the trolls to stay out until sunrise. The sunlight turns the ugly trolls into stone. Shortly after Gandalf and the dwarf lord thorin come upon a secret stash of magic swords. They take the swords for themselves even little Bilbo gets a sword. The group later stays at the home of the elves and get advice from the king of the elves. The trudge onwards the go to the Misty Mountains and find shelter in a crevasse in the mountains. While there are…

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