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    Graces. Their poses were very popular in Roman statues, which allowed the viewer to see three different views of a body. The viewer can tell Botticelli 's fascination with Greek gods and Roman style. He incorporates characters such as the three graces, Venus, Mercury, and Apollo that are famous in Greek origin. His style of the figures expressions are similar to the stylistic features of Roman figures. I believe that Botticelli parallels the Greek figures with characters from the bible to create…

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    Throughout the Italian Renaissance numerous, revolutionary masterpieces were created. Jupiter and Io by Antonio Allegri da Correggio, Venus of Urbino by Titian, Mars and Venus United by Love by Paolo Veronese, and Sleeping Venus by Giorgione and Titian (Titian had only aided in completing the painting after his master, Giorgione, had passed away with the painting incomplete) are just a few examples of the mastery crafted by Renaissance artists. All of the pieces listed previously share some…

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    future working dogs struck a special cord in my heart. Venus is the dog that I take the most pride in working with, as I see great things with her kind soul in that fluffy body. I think Venus is so special to me because of the couple that trains her. I’m not sure if they are training Venus for the husband, or for another person, but her specialty is going to be retired military personnel. In the beginning, I was only told the end goal for Venus, that she was going to help someone with the pain…

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    assaults from opposing Gods, but Venus always delivered security for him and his assembly. If he were to abort the direction to go to Italy the battering would likely not be met with such opposition from Venus, thus his ranks would die off sealing a horrible fate. Leaving Carthage would give assurance of future shelter from Venus. Chalk that up to one con of staying in Carthage and a pro for leaving. Staying would make Dido happy but would do little to please Venus, much less the crew that have…

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    Nerve is a movie that asks the audience to think about how social media influences our decision making. I wanted to review it because of the message that is presented to the audience and the question that is asked by the makers. Are the choices that we make individual or collective choices online? If you succeed than you get paid and if you fail or snitch you will lose money. The ethos of the film is that the users and the watchers are always online. The camera establishes the image and ethos…

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    Aeneas, the man in question, has had to flee his home; the city of Troy. Troy has been destroyed by the war between the Greeks and Achilles. Aeneas along with the rest of the Trojans head out in search of a new home in Italy. The only issue is Juno. Juno is queen of the gods. She is furious with Aeneas because of Carthage, her favorite city. A prophecy is said that descendants of Troy will destroy Carthage someday. She also holds a grudge against the city of Troy because of a beauty competition.…

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    Chastity, Beauty, and Love; Venus, Flora; and Zephyrus and Chloris. Venus, who is the goddess of love, is in the middle of the painting. “Neoplatonic philosophers and poets” believe that Venus has two natures, in which one “ruled over earthly, human love” and the other “ruled over the universal divine love” (Stokstad 627). Botticelli is showing these two natures. Typically, Venus is depicted as naked, seductive, and a sexual being; however Botticelli displays Venus fully clothed in…

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    Having power is a privilege, however once the power is abused, it grants the opportunity to influence one into believing that they are superior to others. In the two myths, Cupid and Psyche, and The Adventures of Odysseus, found in the Mythology by Edith Hamilton, Hamilton uses multiple characters to describe how the irresponsible use of power leads to damaging results. The abuse of power has the ability to cause emotional, mental, or physical pain among other individuals. It forces the…

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    “All Summer in a Day” Character: William In “All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury is a story about a colony of people finding life on Venus. The main character, Margot, had previously been living on Earth. She moved to Venus when she was four, but the other kids had lived on Venus their whole lives. This has made the other kids envy Margot, especially William. In this story, it is very easy to tell from the beginning that they are not the best of friends, but Margot takes it differently, she…

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    This composition means that Venus' atmospheric pressure is more than 90 times heavier than Earth's. Closest to the surface of Venus is a thick layer of carbon dioxide. However, over this layer there are layers of clouds of sulfuric acid which reflect over 90% of the sunlight that hits Venus, meaning that most people trying to look at this planet will find that their view is obscured by these gas clouds. Despite…

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