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    In the story, Lord of the Flies, Ralph is perceived as the main character. He goes through many obstacles that change him in a significant way. Such as losing the boy with the mulberry birthmark on his face, Jack killing a pig, the fire going out, Piggy dying, and losing the conch. When the littlun’ with the mulberry colored birthmark disappeared, Ralph seemed as if he lost some of his confidence as a leader. At the beginning of the story, Ralph was more optimistic about the situation the boys…

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    People have had a vast impact throughout history. People, especially Tsars have had a powerful effect on Russian history. Specifically, Ivan IV and Peter I have made significant impacts on Russian History. Ivan IV is also known as Ivan the Terrible. Ivan ruled through 1533 to March 18, 1584. Throughout his life, he first began to conquer remaining independent principalities such as Siberia, Kazan and Astrakhan. He also introduced self-government to the rural regions of Russia. Ivan accomplished…

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    “I see you have noticed the name change.” Guinevere drawled making sure her accent was thick. “Guinevere Sokolov. Looking back the name never suited you. I should have known that despite your accent you had no real ties to Russia.” Moriarty said buttoning up his shirt. He picked up the glass and sat down on a chair. Guinevere sat across him on a sofa. He hadn’t changed at all since they last saw each other. He had the same black eyes that always had the evil glint to them. His dark…

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    In the poem, “Out, Out-” by Robert Frost, the speaker shifts from a peaceful tone to a dark tone. At the beginning of this poem, a young boy is sawing wood. As he is working, his sister calls him in for dinner. The boy gets distracted and cuts his hand on the saw. A doctor came to the boy’s house to see if he would be able to help him, but the boy’s hand was already off. Slowly, the boy died and his family immediately went back to work. This event shows how quickly things can change. To…

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    a. How is Orwell’s Animal Farm an allegory? Be specific and provide examples from the text to support your statements. The farm is an allegory to the soviet union. The first example is in the first paragraph of the story and is talking about animals in the farms lives not remembering the times before "the rebellion" started but meant the people in the soviet union don't remember what it was like. The farm being enlargened refers to the oppressed russian people having to work for stalin. b.…

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    Metamorphosis Symbolism

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    Metamorphosis Symbolism In the story “Metamorphosis”, by Franz Kafka, Gregor Samsa’s father throws an apple at Gregor’s body, the apple causing him pain symbolizes the relation between Gregor’s physical and emotional struggling. Before the catastrophe of the apple being thrown took place, Gregor possessed signs of suffering, as for when he initially woke up and realized he was a bug Gregor had sharp aches and itches on his left side. His job before the transformation caused Gregor some…

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    How Did Lenin Gain Power

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    The Russian Communist Party from 1921 despite having no titular leader held Lenin up as the sole party head having emerged from the civil war as the controlling power of the Russian empire. Following Lenin’s death in 1924 a six year struggle for power followed, Lenin having left no real guidance as to who should succeed him as leader. Stalin’s rise to power, in 1924 was far from inevitable as he was one of six politburo members and had only been appointed as General Secretary, viewed by…

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    From surviving and superseding Hitler Europe to racing against the technological advances of the USA, the Soviet Union constantly maintained its position as a great power in the world throughout the twentieth century. Under Stalin’s dictatorship, nationalistic propaganda and anti-capitalist sentiments inundated the people, spurring the country into the cold war. As World War II ended and the new cold war began, Stalin’s tightening grip on the government was felt across the Soviet nation as labor…

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    Countries and governments around the world were very quick to respond with condemnation of the actions of the bombing suspects and offer their sympathy to the victims and their families. In a rare show of solidarity toward the USA, Russian President Vladimir Putin not only expressed his condolences to President Obama but he also offered Russian support into the investigation of the bombings. This response from Russia was…

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    Paradox In Animal Farm

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    aturally animals do what it takes to survive. Only when there survival is seriously threatened do animal change their habits.This is even more true for domesticated animals. Some domesticated animals live only to be later killed. In Animal Farm, George Orwell uses the paradox of domesticated animals rebelling against what they are naturally known to symbolize how mistreated the russian people were. The animals rebelling against the humans is paradoxical. It shows how upset the animals were with…

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