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    Thomas during his speech is recognized for his explanation of his desire for not living through the use of figurative language and imagery of nature. By using these literary devices, Thomas is able to convey his message to his audience in an abstract way to elaborate on the way he feels towards his existence. Thomas decides to talk about this because he thinks that judgement day is coming and he wants to die sooner rather than later as he wants to avoid having to face his fate on the day of. In…

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    For two weeks, I stayed in Charleston, South Carolina. I didn’t know much about the place, except that I referred to it as an army town because that’s where my sister and her husband, who was in the military, stayed. I was reluctant to go, but Charleston had a lot to offer me; a new change of pace and some new scenery was much more satisfying than spending the two weeks stuck in Iowa doing the same old routine. The weather was mystical in Charleston. It was hot- that was a given being in the…

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    This shows how much Fox actually cared about his run, he wanted to do it for the benefit of other people not himself. “Even if I have to crawl every last mile,” this shows how determined Fox was to complete this run. We can learn from Fox by trying the best we can and keep moving forward no matter what. He wanted to make people's lives better, even if it meant risking his own life. This is why he is considered a Canadian Hero. Fox’s goal was to raise $1 million for cancer research and grow more…

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    infinitely; pounding on the grubby ground and turning it into vast lakes of murky water. The miserable, grey clouds dominate the sky and lightning explodes like fiery daggers thrown down on us mere mortals by God. The monotonous sound of raindrops thunder down on the helmets of the soldiers and echo like bullets. The thick floor of mud squelches beneath my feet as I struggle to march on. The repulsive stench follows me along the corridors of the trench; it overpowers my mind and causes the young…

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    Michael Kosciolek Wheaton English 101 21 October 2014 Is There A God or Spiritual Realm? Religion has been around since the dawn of man and to this day there are thousands of religions throughout the world. Some involve worshipping the earth or animals but almost all involve worshipping some form of supernatural deity. The real God or “correct” deity is widely disputed and has created many conflicts in the past. The question “is God real” is one that keeps philosophers busy and most of mankind…

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    "The Matrix" is one of the most commonly known blockbuster films released in the year 1999. Viewers commonly identify it by its fascinating video effects as well as the unreal (yet real in the movie) acts performed in its scenes. The idea which I aim to explore in this essay dwells on the usage of cinematographic elements, the theme of fate and the stylistic use of literary elements within the film as well as in the scene where Neo meets Morpheus. The movie is well known for the advanced…

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    The Aesir Gods

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    Norse mythology is the mythology of the Northern Germanic people. It has deities, a single creation story, and three afterworlds. The deities are split into two godly tribes, the Aesir and the Vanir. These two tribes had several battles for dominance over Yggdrasil, the world tree. The Aesir live on Asgard which is the realm at the top of Yggdrasil. The Vanir live on Vanaheim which is located right below Asgard on Yggdrasil. The Vanir aren't as important as the Aesir. There are four…

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    The loss of proper decision making is illustrated when the boys mistaken Simon for a beast, after thunder strikes the island. “At once the crowd surged after it...leapt onto the beast, screamed, struck, bit, tore” (153). Golding uses the word “leapt” to show the instantaneous occurrence of the event. The thunder causes the boys to enter a state of anxiety, where they no longer have the ability to rationalize. Because the boys place a high value on survival…

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    Introduction In Greek mythology, Zeus was known as the god of the sky and weather, or the sender of thunder. He overthrew his father, Cronus, and became the supreme leader of the gods. His golden throne was on the highest summit of Mount Olympus showing his superiority and respect from all gods and mortals (Mortal kings would boast that they were descendants of Zeus). While his well known weapon was the thunderbolt which he hurls at the ones who displeases or defies him, he also possesses a…

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    Scary American Environment

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    have never heard before yet, she was familiar with the sound. As her senses woke up in the pitch black house the sound got more and more familiar. Was It mom? She put on her morning robe and ran down the stairs. It was raining and on top of that, thunder. When she was close to the kitchen she heard another shout coming from the master bedroom upstairs. It was her mom’s own voice coming from the bedroom. Honey, did you hear that? When mom stopped shouting to her, the girl saw a shadow in the…

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