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    valid models for imitation.” One short story in particular, “Young Goodman Brown” written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, is no stranger this element, but it also contains invalid behavior models. In “Young Goodman Brown”, Goodman Brown, just married to his wife Faith, leaves one night to set out on a journey with a dark Traveler. Brown’s heart begins to turn away from good when he hides the true reason he…

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    everyone in his village. Throughout the story, the author’s use of symbolism leads to the conclusion to Young Goodman’s loss of faith in both his wife and the villagers. One of the most important symbolisms that Hawthorne first introduces into the story is Goodman’s wife, Faith. Based on Benjamin Lawson’s article, he states in his analysis that, Goodman’s wife represents “faith”, the belief and [also] “Faith”, [being] the woman” (“Young Goodman Brown,” Masterplots, Fourth Edition). As Goodman…

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    now translates into an accurate description for a predominant theme for The Canterbury Tales: the corruption in every day people. For example, Geoffrey Chaucer brings together all of the foibles and virtues of man and the manners and morals of his time with remarkable clarity. In summary, The Canterbury Tales is a composition of stories told by a variety of individuals as they journey to see the relics of Saint Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral (“Notes”). Chaucer’s masterpiece provides an…

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    person on the journey, who tells the traveler’s story through poetry. The tale of The Wife of Bath is told by a woman who explains in her prologue how she has been married five times and what she was seeking in each of her relationships. The wife of Bath tells a story about a knight seeking what women seek most dearly, she keeps on portraying men as dependent of women in a way or another. Through the use of characterization and dialogue in the poem, The Wife of Bath, the author depicts women as…

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    Time Travel In The Future

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    Would you take that chance to go back in time to change or prevent any act you made?Are all mistakes fixable with a little bit of technological help? Think if time travel existed would our lives be completely different and change the fate of humanity. The future is so unpredictable, but every step taken or move made that made is shaping the future. Time travel would make or break the future, you have planned or started to achieve for society. Science Fiction is shown through multiple outlets of…

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    arriving in the area, Robert established himself as an expert fisherman as well as a nature guide. His pastoral lifestyle often put him and local law enforcement at loggerheads. This was not the end of his troubles with the law. By the request of Traveler’s Aide, he was taken back home by his brother only to return to Carolina Beach by the next…

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    Victorian Era Tea Parties

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    Tea Parties “There is an estimated 1,500 different types of tea,” (Karin Lehnardt) but when and where did it really start? The Victorian Era had a lot of influence on tea and tea parties. The differences of tea parties as the social-classes vary from the rich to the poor. The differences between women and men in social-classes and the differences in the tea party aspect of life are surprisingly different. The rights, fashion , jobs all differed in the Victorian Era, but tea parties also had…

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    Nathaniel Hawthorn’s short story “Young Goodman Brown”, the man character, Goodman Brown, comes across a strange traveler whom he encounters in the woods late one evening. This man turns out to be the devil. Hawthorn’s description of the strange traveler’s staff, which “bore the likeness of a great black snake” (Hawthorn 94), foreshadows the identity of the man Goodman Brown is meeting. Furthermore, the Devil’s identity is fully revealed by Goody Cloyse, who screams his name after she is touched…

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    Poet: Poem Analysis

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    comprised of ballads and poems. In a critique of this book it was said that the love poems here were the best of the lot. However there are other poems worth reading such as the ones about Latvia, and life of the Latvian people. The book “Mans Laiks” (“My Time”) which was published in 1950 in Germany is of a completely different nature. Here are poems about the war, the fate of the Latvian people and of life in exile. “Homeland has been left far behind but a person is still able to…

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    The Traveler’s Wife There is a young woman by the name of Nettie Jones that has become a frequent subject of gossip in our town. She’s a pretty little thing, with silky brown hair and warm brown eyes. Her voice is sweet and melodic, and she has a soft spoken and kind demeanor. She lives a fair distance away from the rest of the town, in a little cottage in the foothills of the mountains to the north. Every morning, she comes down from her home to go about her business in the town, buying…

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