the Story of the Grail

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    necessarily mean that it’s apart of another’s. The fan craziness of the midnight releases of both the books and movies of this series definitely relates to experiences I have had lining up 20 or so hours for a pair of limited shoes that are considered the grail of the shoe world that is apart of my popular culture. For me Harry Potter was never apart of my popular culture, I never had the interest to line up for the books. However, I see the similarities. In both cases we are chasing something…

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    The Cuitville Art Analysis

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    At the age of 9 on the bus ride home from the art museum, one of my classmates screamed to the top of his lungs, “I DON’T GET IT,” though his cheeks reddened at the sight of everyone looking at him. He began to further explain, “I don’t get why they drew those pictures, or why we should care.” Ms. Gregory was baffled. We could tell she didn’t have a good enough answer for our classmate. When it finally came to her response, she could only say, “Art is a big part of why we are the way we are. It…

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    Jay Gatsby Dreams

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    A blood-filled pool, a desolate mansion, and thousands of owner-less shirts are the only carcass of Jay Gatsby’s dead dream. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s timeless American classic The Great Gatsby recounts the tale of Mr. Gatsby and his esoteric wanting. Jay Gatsby, or James Gatz, as he is truly named, starts his life the son of a poor farming family in the Mid-West. Through a series of events, the young man finds his way into the service of yachtsman Dan Cody, where he gets a taste of wealth. This…

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    support and love for the game no matter who holds the records. There are also many African Americans who have been chosen to be in the holy grail of baseball, the Hall of Fame…

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    well-meaning but unintentionally racist [/repugnant] explorer, me, the friendly native guide. [leading you to your doom.] Fit to kick a corpse. Made a static hiss, as if you had pulled a wool coat off a very angry housecat. TOO LATE. (cue Holy Grail dramatic music) You fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The third most famous of which is: ____ He had a stubborn backbone…

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    are handed a billion different plates of food to fill your plate. After piling a mountain of food onto my plate we all start to eat. As we eat we all start to chat and reminisce over stories from the past. This is what I think of when I think of thanksgiving dinner. I love listening to all my family members tell stories of the stupid things they have done in the past. We all laugh until our bellies hurt. We tease and taunt each other until our plates are nearly clean. After we clear our plates…

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    snake looking right at her, she had a single thought racing through her mind –“why in the world did I risk my life for the secrets hidden in this cup of tea?” The unforgettable truth was searching for what she considered to be the weight loss “Holy Grail” - a liquid that ancient legends claimed completely erased hunger pains and food craving. The fable had her hooked, intrigued her to the state that she decided to leave the comfort of her home in the United States and venture into a forgotten…

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    they also went on searches to find historical interesting (old) objects such as the holy grail as a way of improving the moral of people during those "dark ages" as they were called.There were lots of people sat the around this very table, and one of the people were King Arthur. Well, I've already told you one of the names of the knights of…

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    Femininity in American literature is more often seen as curse rather than a gift. In the novels The Great Gatsby and My Antonia, men are the very essence of women’s beings. The female identity in the novels is virtually nonexistent as they are seen through skewed perceptions. The complexity of the characters of Daisy and Antonia is compromised by their portrayal from the male gaze, limiting their ability to serve as anything more than idealized symbols with the sole purpose of pleasing men.…

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    Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby, revolved around the rich and successful upper class. The lavish and extraordinary lifestyle from elegant brunches to madcap parties, this was what it was like to live in high society during the roaring twenties. The wealthy inhabitants of Long Island were divided into two peninsulas called the Eggs. East Egg was home to old money residents who inherited their wealth and were born into the higher social strata. West Egg represented the nouveau riche,…

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