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    In The Book Thief composed by Markus Zusak, death the storyteller considers telling Liesel of the magnificence and fierceness of humankind. There's constantly great wherever there's detestable. Liesel, who has just confronted the fierceness in life never comprehended the excellence of it. At a youthful age Liesel saw the unfortunate passing of her sibling, as her mom was giving both of them up for appropriation. She was then taken into the hand of outsiders, realizing that her mom could never…

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    them forever. He also would have major sympathy for Caesar, thus still drawing on the mood of the crowd. He also repeated numerous times how ambitious and honorable Brutus and the rest of the conspiracy group was. This was a method used to create a shroud of doubt and make the people question the group's character. Finally the reading of the will is what set the people over the edge and in his Mark Antony's favor as they decided to seek out the group and to call for…

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    Loyalty is one of the biggest themes that is mentioned throughout The Odyssey. Loyalty is so important because it reflects how characters trust in each other. In The Odyssey, the theme of loyalty can be seen in characters such as Odysseus’ family, Odysseus’ crew, and even Odysseus’ dog Argos. With the theme of loyalty, these characters are able to flesh out their true purpose in the story. Telemachus and Penelope are the first to show the theme of loyalty just in the first few books of the…

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    portrays the tumultuous nature of young love. At the beginning, darkness symbolizes the despair Romeo feels because of love. Romeo is tormented by his desire for Rosaline. This affection is unreciprocated, so he falls into depression and literally shrouds himself in darkness. His father says Romeo, “Shuts up his windows, locks fair daylight out, / And makes himself an artificial night. / Black and portentous must this humor prove, / Unless good counsel may this cause remove” (1.1.142-145). Like…

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    Emily Wang McGoorty Block 3/4 February 17, 2017 Killing with Kindness Villains of harrowing tales of love and destruction, embodiments of hatred and greed, are often the characters chosen to be the destructive end of the protagonist. Yet when a gentle, caring, and selfless mother is illustrated as the source of terrible devastation, it makes readers question their own prejudice. In Frankenstein, Mary Shelley uses the characterization of Caroline Frankenstein in order to establish the essential…

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    Leonardo Da Vinci was conceived on April 14, 1452 in the town of Vinci close Florence Italy. He kept the name of his town for his last name. He existed amid the fifteenth century, a period when the populace of Europe were getting to be keen on workmanship. This time of time was known as the Renaissance period. Leonardo Da Vinci was extremely capable. He was an extraordinary craftsman, yet he got to be acclaimed on the grounds that he found himself able to do such a variety of different things.…

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    Examples Of Ingenuousness

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    Occidental societies tend to ingenuousness. Nothing strange here, Jesus predicted it two thousand years ago. In this chapter a few examples of well-known ingenuousness are presented in order to get the reader acquainted with the subject. For the Christians among you: although our Lord said that often children of this world are shrewder than those of the Light, He did not say always. We should at least have the courage to open our minds to the possibility of being ingenuous. Since it is always…

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    The media is control of what a lot of society views as right or wrong, a lot of the issues from this novel come from the wrong ideas people take upon based of the media and the social dynamics that it portrays. According to one of the sections of Melissa Burkley’s article in The Ugly Duckling Effect: Examining Fixed Versus Malleable Beliefs About Beauty, "These things happen through a constant beating of marketing to our society driven by impulses and always having the next big thing. Ultimately…

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    Homer’s description of women in the Odyssey reveals the Greek’s notion of fear in women’s beauty and of the prevailing power of men over women. Throughout the plot female characters, namely Penelope, Circe, and the Sirens, are portrayed as dangers that men overcome and devices that emphasize men’s strength. In the Odyssey, beautiful women bring danger to men with their seductive powers. The Sirens, with their alluring voices, try to lure Odysseus and his men away from their journey (190) and…

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    zone and the summers are very long. As one of the hottest cities in China, most of the year in Chongqing is very torrid while winters are short but damp and cold. Air quality in Chongqing is among the worst all over the world. The thick layer of fog shroud the whole city for over 100 days per year, and Chongqing is also known as “The Fog…

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