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    The book I read is called Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, is written by Mildred D. Taylor, and takes place in Mississippi in 1933. This book is about a family that goes through rough times in a very racial period of time. They have to band together to get past those barriers and save their friend T.J. The most significant event in my story is the time that the Logan’s land was burns down. During this event, it is started when T.J. shows up at the Logan’s house and asks the kids to walk home. The…

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    American Romanticism, Transcendentalism, and Dark Romanticism flourished in the early to mid 1800s. This type of literature is characterized by including nature and countryside living, emotional reasoning, traditional folklore, strange and supernatural occurrences, and youthful innocence. The movie “Into the Woods” is a mixture of several commonly known folktales that are told to children such as “Jack and the Beanstalk” and “Cinderella”.“In these folktales, there are many characteristics of…

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    Taylor used description on page 43 to describe how the bus comes for them every day. Here s a quote. ‘But it was, we also had to worry about the Jefferson Davis school bus zooming from behind and splashing us with murky waters of the road.’ This shows description because Mildred D. Taylor explains how the bus zooms down the road everyday just to splash the logans. She also explains how the explains…

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    This essay will analyze and explore her metamorphosis into the forefront of adulthood through the author’s use of characterization, symbolism and heavy thematic elements. Characterization Cassie’s role as narrator serves a very concrete purpose for Taylor throughout the book. Because we are able to see things from her…

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    There are certain moments in humanity that unveiled the true colors of society. The legacy of William Wordsworth and the work of excellence achieved in his lifespan left behind as inspiration for future generations is undeniable. A man of letters with an unquestionable gift towards literature. "London, 1802" one of his most well written and recognize poems during the Romantic Era and to this day uses elements of literature such as figurative language, second person perspective and other literacy…

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    Writing Goal: Bettering

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    Writing Goal: Bettering both my transitions and topic sentences + getting better at finding related to topic CD’s,+ supporting SD’s. One of my biggest weaknesses as a writer is remembering to obtain specific content/details for each individual paragraph, pertaining to the essay’s overall point of interest. Furthermore, this assignment will allow me to take this content, and help focus on the novel itself, as well as my own notes, adequate preliminary research, and the use of additional secondary…

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    An allegory is a work of literature in which characters or events have both a literal and symbolic meaning. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is a literary ballad by Coleridge contains several examples of moral lessons. Throughout the ballad the Albatross is portrayed as an omen. The crew experienced both good and bad situations, because of how they treated the Albatross. Also the water snakes symbolize the idea that nature should be appreciated. The Mariner glorifies the beauty of the water…

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    An Essay About Sneakers

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    representing the USA’s Olympic team for 32 years—8 Summer and winter games-- and represents the USA’s military, you know that lots of money is being made by consumers wanting to have the same sneakers as soldiers and Olympians. This would also make the Chuck Taylor brand lots of money from marketing. A piece of evidence supporting the selling portion of sneakers’ popularity is, according to paragraph 9, “ A pair worn by basketball legend Michael Jordan during game 5 of the 1997 NBA finals sold…

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    Converse Shoes

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    background, and evaluation of promotions and consumer reactions. Where the company are situated in regards to the ‘spectacle’ will also be addressed. Background: “Converse is to footwear, as Coca Cola is to soft drinks” - Richard Copcutt, VP/GM of Chuck Taylor All Stars Converse are a pervasive footwear icon of Western pop culture. The company was founded in 1908 by Marquis Mills Converse, initially intended to sell sports shoes with rubber soles.…

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    quality shoe? How about a fashion icon with a wealth of American history behind it that is instantaneously recognizable by nearly everyone? The All-American Chuck Taylor All-Stars by Converse has flourished through the decades and remains as one of the most popular and fashionable footwear around. Icons established and cemented Chuck Taylors into American culture. In cinema it has many cameos in American classics, in sports it was historically the most popular sneaker, and since its conception…

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