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    come is contained within these pages. Be warned however, that upon knowing this cryptic knowledge, long hidden by the cabals that seek to keep us complacent, and now hunt me, there is no turning back. I had been scouring the ruins of a long forsaken castle,…

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    The Holy Wars The Crusades, every high school graduate in America has heard in class those two words said at least once. It is a pivotal point in the history of the Catholic Church. Without these Holy Wars thousands would not have died, over 156 years there was a lot accomplished but yet nothing accomplished, but yet “God wills it!”, that was the cry of the crusaders. The First Crusade was started by the Pope and a message he spoke to the Council of Claremont. The Crusaders were promised…

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    popularity of the automobile. Once the automobile became affordable to most American’s and they started to travel more frequently, the demand for quicker food started. Ray Kroc had the vision to build a restaurant chain that provided food of consistently high quality and uniform methods of preparation (Kroc, 2016). His vision was, no matter where the customer purchased his products they would have the same taste. He traveled all over the United States pitching his ideas to get investors. In…

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    However, when Sedgewick finally contacts Hundert with all the accommodations, Hundert is ecstatic. When he is flown to the island, he “felt a headiness that I had never known before; it was what Augustus Caesar must have felt millennia ago, carried head-high on a litter past the Tiber” (Canin, p. 187). He is very happy of being able to feel a privilege that is possible because of one of his own students. When Hundert has dinner with the boys he feels happy and their actions, a repeat of what…

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    If we look deeper, though, this phrase indicates something more serious. It shows that the miller lost his manhood. How does the reeve define manhood in his tale? Lines 3956 to 3960 give us a clue on what characteristics are expected in an adult man like Symkyn. The text informs us that manhood is all about protecting the females in the family, especially the wives, from men who would want to either flirt or have sex with them. Nobody, for instance, would touch Symkyn’s wife. Men are afraid of…

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    His life was fulfilled with the path of becoming a world ruler until he realized that his life was just a pleasure prison after he had one experience. Every time that he went out of his castle, he saw different man affected by illness, aging and death. At the last trip, he saw a holy man that without possession was happy. After that, he looked for different answers that can allow him to be in peace and avoid pleasure. At the end, by moderation of himself he passed through meditation…

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    Tragic Conflict In Macbeth

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    Literature allows the author to depict their characters from every possible perspective. Throughout William Shakespeare 's plays, major characters undergo various changes that influence the plot. The tragic hero is one of high estate whom commits multiple errors; mistakes known as hamartia. Hence, the main character suffers a downfall as the hero 's conflict is shown through two different aspects: with the universe and with society. In the play Macbeth, Macbeth 's character, "is an engrossing…

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    Evil In Lord Of The Flies

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    group of boys to fend for themselves for months without adult supervision. As time goes on, the boys become more animalistic, causing their dormant evil to come alive. The boys start by doing small acts of evil, such as cursing or knocking over sand castles. As time on the island grows, evil takes over and they begin to kill one another. Sigmund Freud classified the inner urges into id as animalistic…

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    The concept of a tragic hero is found throughout almost all pieces of literature. For an author, it adds a unique element to a plot, allowing for a more diverse, multifaceted protagonist. In the traditional sense, a hero is one of undoubted virtue and strength who faces a great danger, and emerges victorious. Thus, by diverging from this primitive mentality, authors create a sense of differentiability in their writing. Oftentimes, this type of character is indicative of some of the greatest…

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    whether or not they find success on their journeys. In this essay, I explore the notion that in the wilderness – defined by Dr. Vin Nardizzi as both the natural world and an uncontrollable force – there is a shift in power from man to nature. I…

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