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    looks down. Although he is nude, he is wearing a pair of boots and a loose hat, which gives him a sense of eroticism. David is standing on the now severed Goliath, apparently an aftermath of the battle. His right-hand clenches Goliath 's sword, in fact, it is the sword he used to cut off the Giants ' head. Because David is standing on the head, it pushes his leg up, and one of the wings is riding up his inner thigh. The wing might be possibly a little too high, creating an overt sexuality on the…

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    It’s not unusual for an investigator to be up late working, but tonight was different. Detective Gordon Lane looked at the calendar on his wall: June 15, 1937. It has been four months since the death of his wife, Rose Lane, and that was unacceptable. It wasn’t unacceptable that was wife was dead, that was unavoidable. What was unacceptable was the fact that the person who killed her was still out there. That was just flat out wrong. At this point in the night, Gordon was reviewing his case…

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    mentality, and swims down to the bottom where Grinels’ mother is hiding. Beowulf courageously attacked her with his sword but her poisonous skin melts the blade. Beowulf doesn't give up, he then uses hand to hand combat but fails again. When he finds a sword in the cave he takes it and ends up cutting off her head with his immense strength. As he returns to the surface with his sword and the head, only his true followers are waiting. There is more shock and celebration for him as a hero because…

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    shield and carried a sword because he knew that his hands would be no match for the dragon’s breath. He knew that the dragon had the capability to instantly kill him if he did not have protection. When Beowulf and the monster met, they began battling it out, but Beowulf’s shield began to melt because of the heat and smoke the dragon was giving off. So Beowulf “raised his sword/And struck at the dragon’s scaly hide” (Beowulf lines 687-688). However, Beowulf’s plan of having the sword injure the…

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    this dragon to find of course, it is hiding treasures in an old tower. Eventually, Beowulf approaches the door and a very large ball of fire hits the door and blow’s it apart sending Beowulf flying backwards wile fire continuously flying at him his sword slowly starts to melt until only the handle is left now all he has left is his dagger and his shield as the monster continues to spill Its fiery insides out onto the strong shield, but alas the shield cannot with stand the fiery blow of the…

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    of people like tybalt. Tybalt is a very aggressive fight hungry manniac who is on loyalty steroids when it comes to his family. For example when he is trying to break up that first fight Tybalt comes along and assumes he’s fighting too because his sword is drawn and tells him “What, art thou drawn among these heartless hinds? Turn thee, Benvolio. Look upon thy death”(1.1 59-60). Basically telling him what are you doing fighting these servants fight someone your own size like me , I’ll kill you.…

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    Giacomo Puccini was an Italian composer born in 1858 and is known to have put a considerable amount of thought into creating the mood and literary components of his librettos (Kamien, Roger Music An Appreciation p.280). Richard Wagner was a German composer born in 1813 to a theatrical family (Kamien, Roger Music An Appreciation p. 289). Both of these composers are famous for their operas and are from the Romanic Period. Their compositions, La Boheme and Die Walkure, share the characteristics of…

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    September weather. We walked over to where their was “Heavy Armor Fighting.” It sounded intense, and from the clash of metal and the cheers of the audience we knew it was. We looked over the short fence and saw five men, dressed in armor with axes and swords held tightly in their gauntlet-clad hands. They looked like they came out of a movie! One of the men with a large helmet swung his axe. His unlucky victim toppled to the ground dramatically with a shout barely heard over the applause. The…

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    Right from the start you could see that Laertes was a foil character to Hamlet. Laertes and Hamlet’s fathers died and they both wanted revenge, Except Laertes was more of a doer and Hamlet was more of a thinker. In the story Hamlet shows how Laertes is his foil character many ways as in he comes to denmark to kill the new king.Laertes and Hamlet Laertes is a strong minded man that knows what he wants. At the same time Laertes does not take in that his actions contradict to everyone not just…

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    hero Beowulf nobly battles and defeats three different monsters throughout the novel. First, he battles a demon named Grendel with only his bare hands. Next, he fights Grendel’s mother with his bare hands, but finally slays the beast with her own sword. Finally, he barely escapes death while combatting a hoary dragon. When King Hrothgar asks Beowulf to fight and kill Grendel, the beast who had been wreaking havoc on the great mead-hall, Heorot, the hero travels to Denmark to fulfill this quest.…

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