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    from books four, five, six, and seven. Although this helps add lots of action to the story it makes all Harry Potter fans recoil with the sheer amount of inconsistencies because Harry did not live in the cupboard under the stairs in The Chamber of Secrets just for starters. From the announcement of the house cup (“how can it be a tri-wizard tournament if there are four teams”) to the rise of Lord Voldemort and Quirrel (“when I rule the world I’ll plant flowers”) to his fall at the end of the…

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    a job, start a family, and live a cookie-cutter lifestyle. When can we find time for our imagination and creativity to run wild? An escape from the real world to the utopian state of mind lets us express our true romantic self. In the movie, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Walter Mitty conformed himself to a simple and unadventurous lifestyle, but his creative mind takes over when he feels emotion and the need for self-expression. Walter Mitty is depicted by his colleagues as unimportant, but…

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    Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Synopsis J.K. Rowling (2014) Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is the story of an eleven-year-old boy learns that he is a wizard and is inviting to study at Hogwarts, where is hiding the mystical stone and there is someone planning to steal it. After Lord Voldemort, the wicked wizard defeats and disappears, Harry Potter lives with the Dursley family for 10 years. He grows up in the cupboard under the stairs and eats leftover food from the Dursleys.…

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    “We've all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That's who we really are.” J.K Rowling stated in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. This powerful and inspiring quote establishes on how all humans make mistakes and they are not always perfect. It illustrates that the decisions one makes will help decide what kind of future will they face. In addition, this excerpt typifies the key to any situation by showing when times get tough, people need to…

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    We have studied three short stories during this week. All three stories had one common factor of strong and impressive characters, and the character traits explained in the notes are well used and applied differently in each story. The story of “Rules of the Game” by Amy Tan is about a Chess prodigy who lived on Waverly Place in the Chinatown of San Francisco. Waverly Jong, is the major character in this story, she is the protagonist who self learned chess at a young age. Like the story tells,…

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    Unit 1 Essay The author changes and reveals the obstacle to foster hero growth throughout a story. Revealing Loki as the obstacle in the movie Thor, directed by Kenneth Branagh, made the hero overcome pride, grow emotionally stable, and reclaim his dominance. Fate and time were similarly revealed by the authors of Around the world in 80 day's Jules Verne, and The od ssey's Holmer.This helped transform the hero by establishing self-control, emotion, and the true meaning of life within…

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    explored, in William Shakespeare’s 1610 play The Tempest and James Thurber’s 1939 short story The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, through the exploration of ideas such as power and versions of reality, and also shows how these ideas are influenced by context and can result in new understandings of the world. In The Tempest there are multiple manifestations of power and William Shakespeare displays…

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    others who were struggling during the difficult times. Walter Mitty, a character from one of his short stories, “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”, is a great example of an escape from reality. Mitty imagines himself experiencing different realities in many different ways, one being a surgeon saving a pateint’s life. “That will hold for ten minutes… get on with the operation” (Secret Life of Walter Mitty 3). James Thurber wanted the people reading his stories to feel like Walter Mitty, and think…

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    Albus Metamorphosis

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    known as the Augurey at his side. Without Albus to help, Scorpius finds Professor Snape in his office, and explains that he is from a different world, in which Voldemort was defeated by Harry Potter. Snape believes this story, and leads Scorpius to a secret hideout, where they meet up with Hermione, Ron, and Neville, who are all brigands in this new world. He divulges his story to them as well, and they help him get back to the real…

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    Trade has been one of the most impactful ways of development throughout much of human history. This form of communication between humans has existed for thousands of years! It did not, however, start to truly develop and evolve into a perfect system of trade called economy until early 1000 BCE. Between 1000 BCE and 1200 CE, Eurasia had developed an integrated network of economic activity. The people of Eurasia had done this by adapting and changing their technology, trade networks, and…

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