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    Editorial Team). Another very important character in this book was the jungle. I would say the jungle was another antagonist. It often got in the way of Marlow’s pursuit of his goal. The jungle scared him, delayed him, and caused him to almost die. The native tribes also attacked out of the jungle on various occasions (Conrad). The jungle played a big role in this…

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    Benedict Cumberbatch has a lot on his plate right now. Two movies filming, two movies in pre-production, one in post-production, and one film that has just been announced. He is also rumored to have a part in "Zoolander 2", which is in post-production, and also has a "Sherlock" Christmas special that airs this year on Christmas Day. The two films Cumberbatch has in pre-production are "Doctor Strange" and "The Current War". "Doctor Strange" is based off the Marvel comic series created by Steve…

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    1960's Entertainment

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    Have you ever wondered what it was like to watch movies and TV shows, read books, and gossip about the newest fads and popular stars in the 1960’s? Have you ever wondered how the 1960’s entertainment influenced modern day entertainment? Or how you found out about entertainment that time of the century? Well, we are about to show you the best and the brightest 1960’s entertainment! From Barbies to Afros and everything in between, this time travel will get you up to date with the culture of the…

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    are the same despite our differences. 2. Quote log: A collection of significant quotes from the text for the purpose of examining plot, character development, and thematic analysis. Include the speaker…

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    recognition of his 1904 novel, The Jungle “I aimed for the public's heart, and by accident I hit the stomach instead”. A socialist, and muckraker railed for public outcry of labor equity. He launched a consumer movement through the midst of a harsh stockyard strike from unfairly payed wage workers, socialist writer Upton Sinclair visited Chicago’s “Packing town” region which contributed to copious array of material that later turned into his best-selling novel, The Jungle. This book details the…

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    Think about it, if judging a book is considered bad, then judging a book by its title is even worse. After all, covers are pictures, pictures are worth a thousand words, and a title is just a phrase. But it’s not that simple, title names a book, and names are important. A title is the story’s first impression, just like a person’s name. It creates expectation, and even allow readers to imply the plot. In O’Brien’s short story titled “The Things They Carried,” devices such as symbolism,…

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    been people who step up to make a change in our world. When people encounter something they don’t like they want to change it. The author of The Jungle and the producers of Food, Inc. are no exception. Both The Jungle and Food, Inc. set out to reveal the food industry and they have changed the what people know ever since. Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle in 1906 with a clear purpose, to expose the American meatpacking industry and the lives or immigrants living in the U.S. He wanted people to…

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    trophy hunting of other species for sport. The predator has been featured in numerous novels,videogames,and comic books. He is definitely one of the most recognized monsters ever. Stan Winston is the one who is credited for the Predator look. When the predator was originally designed he was built with a long neck with a single eye. The original design was quickly abandoned because jungle locations would make shooting the design difficult. It took eight months to create a new predator.The new…

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    January 2017 Heart of Darkness Study Guide Section I 1.) The people on board the Nellie as it made its way out of the Thames River was a Director of Companies, acting as the “captain and host”, A lawyer, an accountant, Marlow, and the unnamed narrator. 2.) Marlow needing his aunt to in order to get a job was ironic and was seen by the way he talked of it as a last resort, and the bitter emphasis he put on it. It can be seen that women didn’t work in that time. 3.) The Danish Fresleven was the…

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    The Progressive Era (1896–1917) was a time of change and solving impactful issues present in society at the time. Before this, the workforce had expanded after the establishment of the Reconstruction Era, which occurred after the Civil War in response to the damage that resulted in the nation. With the North winning the Civil War, industrialization had become popular, and many unskilled workers (including children) worked in factories for low wages due to their desperation for money. Because of…

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