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    I.Introduction A.Society of early 1800’s incredibly rigid and defined B.Elizabeth and Darcy don’t adhere to typical behavior 1.Elizabeth is individualistic and opinionated 2.Darcy transcends class barriers C.While both Elizabeth and Darcy stray from the social norm, through their love story and subsequent marriage, Austen shows that individualism should be rewarded. II.Elizabeth’s Individuality A.Outspoken and willful nature set her apart 1.“[She] represents…

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    Romeo's Femme Fatale

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    O heavy lightness, serious vanity, Misshapen chaos of well-seeing forms! Feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health Still-waking sleep that is not what it is! This love feel…

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    In the essay “A Modest Proposal” the author is an ironic character he is blind to horrible moral intimation of his Proposal and benevolent only economic progress. The entry presents disapproval of Jonathan Swift’s 1729 satire A Modest Proposal for preventing the poor children from being burden on their parents or for making them beneficial for public, as to have his status set up for a preserve of the nation.The well intentioned economist and published in the form of pamphlet, the tract argues…

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    The Contemporaries St. Cyril of Jerusalem once professed, “The dragon is by the side of the road, watching those who pass. Beware lest he devour you, we go to the father of souls, but it is necessary to pass by the dragon.” Flannery O'Connor believed that pride, one of the seven cardinal sins of the Catholic faith, is the root of all sin. In other words, O'Connor observed that vices are only committed as a result of one's inflated sense of self-appeasement. In her view, pride reveals itself as…

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    Grow Up Monologues

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    I grew up backstage. Though not in the way I know it now. The house was my jungle gym. When I was little, I slept inside my dad’s empty instrument case. When i was older, I napped underneath the vanities in the dressing rooms. I sat in on most classes and rehearsals, and I was in the front row for almost every performance, even if I slept through them more often than not. I got to grow up backstage because my dad is a musician and composer, and my mom is a dancer, choreographer, and teacher.…

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    “The bass, the river, and Sheila Mant” is a short story that tells the tale of a young teenager experiencing his first serious crush in life, Sheila Mant. He observes his new interest one summer as she lay sunbathing on a raft. She is everything his adolescent mind could dream of, but as events are unraveled, things are not as they seem. In this short story, Sheila Mant is portrayed as beautiful, thoughtless, and self centered. Sheila's beauty is the driving force behind the speaker's…

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    Artist Biography: CUL502 Assignment Miley Ray Cyrus born in Franklin Tennessee. The daughter of famous country singer Billy ray Cyrus, started her rise to fame at a young age, appearing in the movie “Big Fish” by Tim Burton. Following that she landed a starring role with the Disney channel network a TV show called Hanna Montana.(Biography) Miley Cyrus is a very successful young woman, who from a young age has caught the media’s attention. In 2004 Miley Cyrus at the age of 13 landing the…

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    Renaissance Art Dbq

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    positive light. The people of the northern cities were constantly reminded of disaster-stricken, destitute situations that they found themselves in, such as the bubonic plague. They painted the crucifixion Jesus as something marked with stupidity and vanity. Through this style of art, inevitable and suffering was exemplified instead of the salvation that the Church taught (Sayre 546). Skepticism plagued not only the common people, but also the aristocrats. The pessimism did not contain itself to…

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    Full Breath Cycles

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    Some days it seems impossible to let go of all of the emotional and physical gunk that we collect throughout the day. Energy levels are low, thoughts are negative and shoulders are raised so high that it becomes difficult to locate one's neck. Just breathe. We have all heard it and most of us have advised it but are we really doing it? Our breath is our life source; we can survive for weeks without food, days without water but only moments without oxygen. It takes no conscious effort on our part…

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    Miley Cyrus started out as a young actress/singer in 2004. Starring in the leading role Hannah Montana, and began her career as an actor and a singer. In 2008 she started posing for pictures revealing herself at age fifteen. Which was published in Vanity Fair Magazine. There was some criticism in the media but not enough to damage her career. After leaving Hannah Montana she decided to distance herself from the show. Cyrus cut her hair short, she started dressing more edgy.To create a…

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