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    the “magic” she possessed and lost. Furthermore, throughout the play, Blanche works very hard to hide the reputation she has gained in Laurel and present Mitch with a false image. One may wonder the extent to which the darkness represents her desire to not only hide her wrinkles but hide her past: a physical expression of her wish to remain veiled on a level…

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    save themselves. Heroes keep going no matter how dangerous the problem is. Instead of being worried and afraid, they become brave and powerful. Heroes are willing to is sacrifice their own life, and determine to achieve their goals, but heroes don't hide from problems, instead face them bravely. Heroism is being able to sacrifice your own life for others. The red bandana guy (Welles Crowther) risk his own life by trying to save many lives of others before he…

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    Being deceitful is an arduous facade that usually hides the true self. One of William Shakespeare's renowned plays, The Taming Of The Shrew, utilizes facades in many ways. One of these uses is to show how every person attempts to hide certain parts of themselves from the world, no matter their status. For instance, when Lucentio was disguised, he says "While counterfeit supposes bleared thine eyne... Then pardon him, sweet father, for my sake," (V.I.92,104). This demonstrates that Lucentio…

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    of us have worn a mask to hide our true feelings in a situation. Either out of fear of reprieve or because we lack the confidence to speak our true feelings. In “We Wear the Mask“ we see the struggle of a people that have hid behind mask to survive through all of the pain. Being behind the mask can bring comfort to both the wearer and the person who chooses to accept the mask as the reality of someone else 's life. But we should never wear a mask. Not only does it hide the truth from the world…

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    a lot more freedom, similar to Jack who uses an actual mask to hide his shame and liberation. Later on in the story of Lord of the Flies, one can clearly see that Jack’s imperfections start to overcome him and caused him to develop bad behaviour. “He [Jack] began to dance and his laughter became a blood-thirsty snarling. He capered towards Bill...liberated from shame and self-consciousness” (Golding, 58). It is evident that Jack hides his face with a mask while hunting to obscure his identity.…

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    isolation of native-born Jews, they did encourage the isolation of immigrants. The second theory suggests that the low survival rate is associated with the behavior of the victims. Victims may have notified others that they were hiding or choose not to hide at all because they assumed they were gone when the Nazis went to other countries to repress more Jewish people. Another theory suggests that Dutch Jews were more vulnerable than German Jews. This is because Jews from Germany knew what to…

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    his article, one of the bloggers proclaimed: “Do I care if the FBI monitors my phone calls? I have nothing to hide. Neither does the 99.99 percent of the population. If the wire-tapping stops one of these September 11 incidents, thousands of lives are saved” (Solove 735). When people are asked about “government surveillance”, they quickly respond with, “That is okay, I have nothing to hide.” (Solove 734) Supporters…

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    Historian Richard White represents the scholarly consensus in stating that "various military commanders encouraged the slaughter of bison" by white hide hunters in order to cut the heart from the Plains Indians' economy. General Sherman, more than any other officer, was responsible for devising a strategy to conquer the Plains Indians. Remembered most for his Civil War "march through Georgia, "Sherman was a battle-seasoned veteran who in 1866 assumed command of the Division of the Missouri…

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    masked with a false face to hide what truly is hurting them. In We Wear the Mask, by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, the slaves hide their feelings and emotions behind a mask of false grins and lies to shelter themselves from disgrace and shame. Although the slaves are unhappy, they hide their feelings and emotions and wear a façade of a smile. They don’t want to share their shame and humiliation with anyone, for this could cause repercussions with their owners. Women and men hide behind their…

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    “How to date a brown girl” Our personalities or rather the qualities that make us who we are derive from different aspects in our quotidian lives. In other words, we are a product of our time, surroundings, and in some cases factors such as race and social class play their own role. However, what if the so-called essence of our being was merely determined by our race and social class? An assumption in which individuality plays no role. This could also be seen in Junot Diaz’s “How to date a brown…

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