okay so we have to answer these questions for the crucible, and i don't even undersatnd the questions soi can't answer it. so if you could help me understand the question that would be awsome. okay the question:
'What is the "paradox" that Miller explores near the end of the Overture? (consider Miller's idea that all societies must be grounded on the idea of "exclusion and prohibition" '
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'Parody of an angel, miles above the sea. I hear the voice of reason,screaming after me:
"You've flown far too high child now you're too close to the sun,Soon your makeshift wings will come undone!"
But how will I know limits from lies if I never try?'
I cant seem to get started on a 5 paragraph essay for honors english about a show called Lord of the Dance.
b_boydancer wrote:I cant seem to get started on a 5 paragraph essay for honors english about a show called Lord of the Dance.
i'm sorry but i have never watched that show. if you need help with something you should start your own thread, cause no one will know that your here and they won't be able to help you. :D
'Parody of an angel, miles above the sea. I hear the voice of reason,screaming after me:
"You've flown far too high child now you're too close to the sun,Soon your makeshift wings will come undone!"
But how will I know limits from lies if I never try?'
in terms of exclusion and prohibition you could tackle the fact that the salem community was very parochial and they were true fanatical christian believers and how ironic it is that a foreign religios cult--Tituba's--swiftly attracted the religious girls of Salem into pagan rituals that were berrated in their community--this could also be part of the paradoxical meaning of the story itself. Thus, we can appreciate both the exclusion of foreign religions (also support it with an allusion to the Maryland community) and the prohibition of any rituals born from such creed.
This is just a quick comment. You might try to reread the opening (if you haven't done it already).
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wow thanks, that's alot of help...your so super smart! ^^ but yeah, i did re read the opening, i just didn't get it. THANX!!
'Parody of an angel, miles above the sea. I hear the voice of reason,screaming after me:
"You've flown far too high child now you're too close to the sun,Soon your makeshift wings will come undone!"
But how will I know limits from lies if I never try?'
no problem, we're here to serve
lol
u might also want to read the AP English composition notes that have been recently posted. i wrote them and they're good enough to get you through the slumps
:D Cal Golden Bears, HERE I COME!!!:D
:D Go Bears!!!!:D
geez your on top of everythig! your sooper awsome enlish person! (that's you sooperhero name)
'Parody of an angel, miles above the sea. I hear the voice of reason,screaming after me:
"You've flown far too high child now you're too close to the sun,Soon your makeshift wings will come undone!"
But how will I know limits from lies if I never try?'
NAH, i'm just tryin' to help as many as i can. that's all
:D Cal Golden Bears, HERE I COME!!!:D
:D Go Bears!!!!:D