Night and All Quiet on the Western ront
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6 Greenblatt Samantha Greenblatt Mr. Stuppy English 5 11 March 2014 Thematic Analysis: Dehumanization and Alienation
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6 Greenblatt Samantha Greenblatt Mr. Stuppy English 5 11 March 2014 Thematic Analysis: Dehumanization and Alienation
Lady Macbeth
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My impressions of Lady Macbeth are that she seems very feisty and ruthless. Besides being married to Macbeth, she seems to be his partner in crime. This is supported by her determination to have him kill king Duncan so that he can become king. She is very power-hungry and is using her husband to get that power. It reveals that there is an eerie, occult tone throughout the rest of the play and that the witches are going to cause trouble. The weather is stormy and foggy which reflects the corrupt and selfish thoughts in the rest of the act. It seems like a dark play. It gives him a taste of power but no way to actually grasp it.
twelve angry men contrast
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Contrasting Twelve Angry Men to Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry By: Oscar C Carrillo The characters in these books have to face their responsibilities to right injustices or wrongdoing. In Twelve Angry Men and Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry, the characters frequently face prejudiced opinions and threats of harm in many ways. Socioeconomic prejudice takes place in both books because of judgments and prejudices against the lower class because of their socioeconomic status. Both books also contain struggles of inherent power. However, in Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry most struggles are due to racism, which is not the case in Twelve Angry Men. In both these books the main theme is how characters have to figure out how to face their responsibilities to right these injustices
to kill a mockingbird essay
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Wright 1 Abigail Wright Coultas 4 12 December 2014 Essay - Fall Semester Exam One Shot at a Mockingbird
love song of j alfred prufrock explic
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T.S. Eliot?s acclaimed poem ?The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock? , engages the use of metaphors, imagery, allusions, and other figurative language devices to explain the story of a man called J. Alfred Prufrock, who is having trouble asking a question to his lover, who in this case, is the reader. This poem in its dreamlike setting provides the reader with a mysterious and dark tone of voice. The poem begins in a peculiar yet symbolic fashion with a quote from Dante?s classic Inferno. A man Dante meets in Hell, whose sin is lying to God, false counsel, speaks the quote. Although this quote is somewhat meaningless to the reader in the beginning, its significance becomes prominent later on.
poetry explication - love song of j aflred prufrock
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T.S. Eliot?s acclaimed poem ?The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock? , engages the use of metaphors, imagery, allusions, and other figurative language devices to explain the story of a man called J. Alfred Prufrock, who is having trouble asking a question to his lover, who in this case, is the reader. This poem in its dreamlike setting provides the reader with a mysterious and dark tone of voice. The poem begins in a peculiar yet symbolic fashion with a quote from Dante?s classic Inferno. A man Dante meets in Hell, whose sin is lying to God, false counsel, speaks the quote. Although this quote is somewhat meaningless to the reader in the beginning, its significance becomes prominent later on.
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Sarah Hock Professor Diller IDH3931 September 5, 2013 Resume #2 In this portion of the novel, Lancelot leaves his childhood home in the Lady Niniane?s enchanted lake and arrives at the court of King Arthur. This is this is particularly striking because he does so not only in secret, but also with all white accoutrements. The juxtaposition of two opposing concepts- in this case the secrecy of his journey with the unblemished and proud white of his retinue- is representative of the larger theme of moral conflict explored throughout the work.
Notes on Wilfred Owen's Poems
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Wilfred Owen Poem Analysis Notes Maundy Thursday Summary: During Maundy Thursday (a Christian holiday that commemorates The Last Supper), the speaker watches men, women, and children go up to the altar to kiss the cross. The speaker does the same. Poetic Devices: Religious imagery crucifix, cross, ?Body of the Christ,? creed, server-lad (shown before the cross because people are the more important religion, especially the common person) the speaker?s disenchantment with religion Sonnet Slight volta at line 9 when the speaker begins to reference himself Switch in rhyme scheme from Shakespearean to Petrarchan Breaks the meter in ?brown hands? and ?warm live hand? --> because the hands have more emphasis than the cross because again, people > religion
Past Thematic Questions (CIE) for An Ideal Husband
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An Ideal Husband Politics ?A political life is a noble career.? (Sir Robert Chiltern) How, and with what effects, does Wilde show the limits of this view during the play? Discuss Wilde?s presentation of politics in An Ideal Husband. Dramatic Irony/Humor How does Wilde make his exploration of serious moral issues dramatically entertaining? How does Wilde make his exploration of serious moral issues dramatically entertaining? Characters How, and with what effects, does Wilde?s presentation of Mrs Cheveley contrast with that of Lady Chiltern? How far does Wilde lead you to feel sympathy for Sir Robert in the play? Discuss the role and dramatic significance of Lord Goring in the play. ?LADY CHILTERN: One?s past is what one is. It is the only way by which people should be judged.?
In Cold Blood Quotes
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Christian Boujaoude August 26, 2014 AP Comp In Cold Blood Literary Devices Quotes Onomatopoeia: 1. ?Its like playing tackle on a football team: Wham! Wham! WHAM!? (Capote, 66) 2. ?After I finish crying, my anger mounted again, and during the evening when the B.B. gun was behind the chair my brother was sitting in, I grabbed it and held it to my brother?s ear and hollered BANG!? (Capote, 274) Characterization: 3. ?On his left hand, on what remained of a finger once mangled by a piece of farm machinery, he wore a plain gold band, which was the symbol, a quarter-century old, of his marriage to the person he had wished to marry?the sister of a college classmate, a timid, pious, delicate girl named Bonnie Fox, who was three years younger than he.? (Capote, 6)
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