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Pearl

AP Lit Final

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Cotton Library
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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Gawain
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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Key Facts full title?????Sir Gawain and the Green Knight author????Anonymous; referred to as the Gawain-poet or the Pearl-poet type of work????Alliterative poem genre????Romance, Arthurian legend language????Middle English (translated into modern English) time and place written????Ca.?1340?1400, West Midlands, England publisher????The original work circulated for an unknown length of time in manuscript format. It now exists as MS Cotton Nero A.x, fols.?91r?124v, held at the British Library. Many different modern English and original-language editions exist. narrator????Third person omniscient

Symbolism

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Cinema of the United States
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The Scarlet Letter
Arthur Dimmesdale
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Roger Chillingworth
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What Is Their Meaning? Nathaniel Hawthorne uses a slew of symbols in the Scarlet Letter to show how different Hester and Dimmesdale are from the community they live in. Hawthorne uses the scarlet letter as the most recurring symbol throughout the novel. He also uses nature, such as the forest, rose bush, and meteor, and even uses people -Pearl, the "Black Man", and even Mistress Hibbins.

Kite Runner Quote Analysis

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Kite Runner Quote Analysis Character: Amir Quote: ?America was different. America was a river, roaring along, unmindful of the past. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let the waters carry me someplace far. Someplace with no ghosts, no memories, and no sins." Context: This quote begins the new stage in Amir?s life when he moves to the United States. Significance: America was not just a window of opportunity for Amir. He viewed the country as a refuge from his past memories and hoped that the ?American river? will wash him free of his sins. Character: Amir Quote: ?My body was broken ? just how badly I wouldn?t find out until later ? but I felt healed. I laughed.?
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