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with how much they focus on battles. The variation between them all makes them unique but some versions are more realistic and follow the storyline of author better. The tale of author has always been a very heroic story about a king who Will make sacrifices to better the lives of others in the people he cares about the most, But that depends on which adaptation you are watching. In the Disney version of author it is a light hearted tale about young Arthur finally pulling the sword…

[Electronic version]. European Union Politics, 4(1), 101-120. • Davidson, C. J. (2003). How democratic is the European Union? An analysis of the democratic-deficit within the European Union and the proposed reforms. Unpublished undergraduate dissertation, University of Portsmouth,…

how it changes or doesn’t change the way I perceive the book. When I attempted to read the book along with hearing the audio version, I found myself reading faster than it and wanted to mute it out. Although the speed of the audio was slow, the different voices used for the Alchemist and the Old King were interesting and effective. If I were to ever hear the audio version, I would put my full focus on the reader’s voice and not read the book simultaneously. I…

tragic hero, however, he represents Miller's tragic hero better than he does Aristotle's. Miller's version of a tragic hero is representative of the common man's ability to be affected by tragedy in the same way as classical kings. Miller argues that in order for there to be tragedy the common man must be able to understand. Aristotle's version is representative of the flaws in great people. This version of the tragic hero is not a common man but is a great being that has a flaw which causes…

According to the definition of the strain theory, people may commit crime because they are experiencing strain or stress. This results in them becoming upset and they sometimes engage in criminal activity as a result. This engagement is usually to reduce or escape from the strain they experienced or are experiencing. An example of this is that they engage in violence to potentially end harassment from those around them. Stealing is a way to reduce financial problems. A person experiencing strain…

During the 11th century in Germany, three monks each wrote a chronicle on the events of the papacy, their monastery, and the Holy Roman Emperors during their lives. The three authors, Herman ‘the Lame’ of Reichenau, Berthold of Reichenau, and Bernold of St. Blasien, would write their chronicles by year, or annals, mostly recording the deaths of different bishops and changes in personnel in their monastery. However, their detailed accounts, starting around 1049, would describe important events in…

and have been created into many different adaptations. One example of such evolution is the classic Anglo-Saxon tale of Beowulf. There are dozens of different versions of this classic tale, each one bringing their own twists and alterations. One of the most noticeable differences are the flaws that Beowulf inherits in some of the versions, despite being depicted as perfect in other adaptations. Contrary to other’s beliefs, Beowulf is not less of a hero due to these added flaws. A hero is someone…

“hit” version, participants answered with an average of 31.8 miles per hour. Participants given the “smashed into” version answered with an average of 40.8 miles per hour (The Misinformation Effect). A week later, the participants were asked the question, “Did you see broken glass?” Most participant answered correctly with “no”, yet the participants given the “smashed into” version at the initial interview were twice as likely to give the incorrect answer. Given the “smashed into” version, the…

adopting the savior role and the vulnerable female in need of saving. All the versions I’m familiar with consists of pleasant events until I unearthed Giambattista Basile’s “Sun, Moon, Talia.” Within encompasses violence, cannibalism, and rape, which greatly differs from the variations I am acquainted with. I was inspired the dark themes and wanted to further explore them, hence my selection to adapt and revise Basile’s version. Despite the alarming discrepancies, there is the ever existing…

focus of this book, and their relationship is portrayed in many different ways, depending on who is telling their story. The relationship between Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan in the novel, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and the 2013 movie version by Baz Luhrmann has many essential similarities, but it also differentiates by the moments they spend together and the responses Gatsby expresses to Daisy’s decision. Jay Gatsby’s incredible devotion to make Daisy happy and impress her…