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    new study he is going to document everything that happens in hill house, Luke who is in the future supposed to inherit Hill House, Eleanor whose mother just died and now she wants to live life and what better way than going to stay at a house and Theodora who gladly accepted the invitation, all play an important part in coming to Hill House. As the story progresses you can see the house is not haunted and that it is all Eleanor’s imagination. In the story Shirley Jackson gives us several clues…

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    For centuries, the epic poem “Beowulf” has served a multitude of purposes for historians trying to forge an accurate image of early Anglo-Saxon society. Due to the apparent shortage of credible primary sources pertaining to the time in question, it becomes ever more clear why this sole thread of Anglo-Saxon literature is so heavily investigated by those in the field. As it pertains to this essay, the epic poem will be used to shed light on the prevalent gender roles exinsistant within…

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    It is the women like Theodora and Mathilda who used their power to benefit others, Isabella who proved that women could also be vindictive and malevolent, and Eleanor and Aethelflaed who used their wit and intelligence to become effective leaders, who defined a new standard for…

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    Shirley Jackson’s novel The Haunting of Hill House depicts the tale of four strangers in a dark secluded house called Hill House. One important character is Eleanor Vance, the improbable protagonist of this novel. Throughout the novel we see instances of her deteriorating mental stability through her childish behavior, her insecurities, her over active imagination, and her “connection” to the house, all of which lead to her unfortunate death. From the very start we see Eleanor as childish. We…

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    Realism is a literary portrayal of the lives of people without sentimentalization. Naturalism naturally grew out of realism. Accordingly, “Like the Realist writers... they often focused on the working class and the poor, presenting the futile battles of individuals against a brutal society or an indifferent universe"(Glencoe, 476). Realism is more mundane than naturalism and though people may die it generally is not at the hands of Father Nature. This foundation having been laid let the reader…

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    sympathy for human beings. She “felt like hugging him, [and] comforting him…” when Victor stated that he depended on Shori’s venom as it were coke (Butler 181). Further, Shori feels as if she betrayed Theodora, one of her symbionts, for her sacrifice and life when she was killed. Additionally, when Theodora was murdered, Shori obeyed Martin as he advised her not to kill or bite anybody. It is clear that Theodora’s death caused Shori much pain as it is shown in her change of tone when becoming…

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    not enough. I chose my Grandmother from my maternal side among my grandparents because I was raised by her in Nigeria for sixteen years before I moved to the United States. She started living in my family house after her husband death. Her name is Theodora Ndigwe. She…

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    breaking point. The punishments Christina faces at the hands of her mother, throughout her story, are both physically and emotionally taxing. Within Of S. Theodora, a Virgin, Who is Also Called Christina translated by C.H.…

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    One of the least common art forms in the contemporary art world is the mosaic. Compared to the more common art forms such as painting or ceramics, mosaics have decreased in use from their peak in the ancient world. However, this does not diminish the importance and beauty of mosaics, but rather allows modern societies to admire an art form that it is unfamiliar and exotic, with many intricacies that are not at first obvious. Commissioned mainly by the rich, mosaics grew and spread across the…

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    Disney produced "Oz the Great and Powerful," and directed by Sam Raimi. This movie was based on the book written by L. Frank Baum. The “wizard” was in the circus and then got in an air balloon and flew to Oz. Shortly after getting there he met Theodora. Her character is played by Mila Kunis. The wizard figures out who the good sister is Glinda and helps her take over the two bad sisters. The wizard helps the people of Oz and at the same time becomes a better person himself. One of the…

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