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    neglected, and stained. As she hung up the crisp white linins, she thought about the trip she took to the grocery store the previous day. The trip was like a woody nightshade vine, bittersweet. It all started off well. She stepped out of her big Oldsmobile in a neatly pressed flowery dress and walked swiftly to the front doors of the supermarket with her toddler son. She saw a big sign in the front that read " Whites Only" she often asked her husband "私は白の資格がありますか?Watashi wa shiro no shikaku ga arimasu ka?" (do I qualify as white?) And he as always responded "Yes." She was actually…

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    artwork Self Portrait As a Nice White Lady by Adrian Piper has influenced my own artwork Timeline in that the concepts, meanings and metaphors found in her artwork are not immediately identifiable. Although there is no influence of Pipers work on mine in terms of process, media or presentation, in this essay I will be discussing the confrontation that viewer experiences when faced with Pipers artwork Self Portrait As a Nice White Lady, my own artwork Timeline, and the ways in which both artworks…

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    character, the daisy represents a character no other than Daisy herself. The colors of the daisy are white and yellow. White is for innocence and purity, which Gatsby would believe fits Daisy well. He sees her only as the perfect woman, and she could never do anything wrong. However, the center of a daisy is yellow, for corruption and money. This is truly the definition of her character. Her whole life is money. When Daisy hit Myrtle with her car, she ran home to her abusive husband and left…

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    Berwyn: A Short Story

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    "Come on now, Berwyn", the nurse says with the plate of food. "No...I'm not hungry", Berwyn mumbles as he turns down the food. "Come on Berwyn, you always use to eat your food, what do I have to do to make you eat?", the nurse says, looking at Berwyn concerned. Berwyn tears up. "I want friends back", he whispers. The nurse smiles. "But you have friends", she answers. "No, friends I did had...Mick and Carlson. Why did they leave?", Berwyn asks. The nurse looked at Berwyn and hugged him. "I'm…

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    “My next choice is my guard, Aber Tawy’s First Knight, Sir Maxen.” He moved to the front of the crowd and caught the fabric in his hand once it reached his hand. He and Audra acknowledged one another with a nod, but nothing more. “As for my third selection, I choose John as a my champion.” Several men glanced at one another, since John was such a popular name, so Audra clarified by pointing, and young John, pride shining in his light eyes, stepped forward and bowed. “I shall win for you today,…

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    Complete Isolation

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    visualize the setting and feelings of the poem. Alfred Lord Tennyson’s poem and Waterhouse’s painting, both titled “The Lady of Shalott,” depict the lady not experiencing reality and only seeing life through a reflection. Her life is lived in complete isolation, and remains that way even after she departs from the real world. Although the painting of “The Lady of Shalott” is a neatly characterized piece of work with vibrant colors, only one example of the analyzed theme, isolation, is…

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    Lady Macbeth’s megalomaniac nature makes her the wickedest character in Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth. Throughout the script her character unfolds to reveal how her bad influence affects the story. Lady Macbeth is the most evil character due to her devious nature, her involvement in the murder and her guilty conscience. Lady Macbeth has bad intentions. She plots to deceive her guests that come to her house for dinner. She puts on a facade to disguise her evil innerself. To ensure her husband…

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    Macbeth vs Lady Macbeth Marriage requires a lot of commitment and loyalty. Marriage changes throughout the world. People seem to try less and less as time passes by. When this happen people’s actions start to change. Actions change personalities and affects a lot in marriages. The relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth changed in Macbeth because of personalities, actions and marriage. Macbeth’s and Lady Macbeth’s personalities change a lot at the beginning of the Macbeth. ‘glamis hath…

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    talked for so long, we forgot what we were here for. “Ah, the coronation”, I suddenly remembered. We all took our seats, patiently awaiting our sovereign. It was only a short few seconds until Macbeth violently thrusted his way through the doors. The voices silenced and not a squeak was heard. His face was disapproving. Not a great way to start a great occasion. Lennox and Lady Macbeth urged Macbeth to take a seat. He chuckled a hearty laugh. “The table’s full”, he said. Lennox tried to assure…

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    does in Shakespeare’s tragedy of Macbeth. No one catches Lady Macbeth with literal blood on her hands, but she still has an unclean conscience long after the murder. Bloody hands symbolize the guilt held within Lady Macbeth, significantly playing into her character development, transitioning her from cold hearted and unfeeling to insane from remorse, leading her to kill herself with her own hands. Directly after the murder of Duncan, Macbeth feels much more guilty than Lady Macbeth, and creates…

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