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    character that is either the devil himself or has characteristics of a devil. Then, there is a character that is desperate and has the understanding that the devil has something they need. The devil always requires something of the pawn because everything comes with a cost. The pawn always has a choice to accept the…

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    In 1751 William Hogarth engraved a black and white picture “Gin Lane”. His purpose for this picture was to expose the alcoholism that was happening in England’s cities towards the poverty-stricken crowd and to also support the Gin Act, “which limited the sale of cheap gin.”(320) “By the middle of the seventeenth century, gin had become one of the most destructive forces in urban England.”(320) Because gin was sold at basically pennies and formed cheaply it was easier for the poor to purchase.…

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    Four Advantages of a Payday loan If you need quick cash but have no resources to fall back on to get the money you need before your next paycheck, then you need to consider a payday loan. This type of loan has many great advantages to them. The following are only a few to consider. There is no credit check Payday lenders are not concerned about your credit. The reason for this is that they are short term loans. They are designed to hold you over until your next paycheck. A lender wants to know…

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    It can certainly be looked at like that. But think of it. You were lucky pawns. There was a certain climate and now it 's gone. You have to accept that sometimes that 's how things happen in this world” (266). In this moment, it is clearly shown that from the clone’s inception they have a predetermined future. They grow up, become…

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    believes to forgive, we must understand the situation. He said, “We need to learn to separate the true culprits from the pawns, the evil masterminds from the brainwashed” (232). Karl was just a pawn in the scheme of it, while Adolf was the culprit. We shouldn't hold grudges on the ones who were forced to do, what they were told to do. We should blame the ones that forced the pawns to commit those acts. Karl didn’t come up with the plan to kill millions of Jewish people, he was brainwashed and…

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    Pawn shops. Unlike antique stores, pawn shops are very likely to buy gold bullion coins. The chances are, that the owner or an employee will also know enough about coins and coin collecting to be able to make you an offer. However, it is unlikely that the offer will be too good for you. Just like with coin dealers, pawn shops only buy what they can resell for profit. 6. Online auctions. Online auctions are…

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    bishops, fifteen knights, nineteen pawns and twelve rooks. The rooks in particular show almost a comedic side of the chess pieces, with solders called berserkers with wide expressive eyes biting at their shields. The variation found between the pieces show that these chess pieces likely originated from about 5 different sets. Some of the pieces also show signs of having being colored red to differentiate them in the game from the standard ivory color pieces. The pawns shaped into geometric…

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    understood that Ophelia, one of only two female characters in Hamlet, is oppressed by all the male characters with whom she comes in contact with. Left with no free will or choice of what to do with her own life, missing a mother figure, she becomes a pawn in the hands of her father, Polonius, and to a lesser extent Hamlet. Ophelia is manipulated until her mind is completely broken and is pushed to the point of no return. Feminist criticism will show us that this play is based on a masculine…

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    The life of Kent was never any more than a pawn for Lear and his empire. Kent stating, "My life I never held but as a pawn" (I, I, 165) is directing Lear's attention to the injustice he is now inflicting upon Kent. Being only a pawn is nothing noble. He serves his purpose in playing out the game but does not receive any credit or admiration. Having Kent claim himself as a pawn is a very selfless deed. This selflessness that Kent has is reflected throughout all…

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    Bicycle Thieves is a 1948 Italian film that follows a poor working-class man named Antonio Ricci. Antonio lives in Rome in the post-World War II era. Antonio, a family man, is desperately looking for a job, like many other men. He is finally offered a position that brings hope to his family which is comprised of his wife Maria, young son Bruno, and his infant baby. The hope of his family is soon diminished when Antonio’s bike was stolen from him on his first day of work. Most of the movie…

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