London, Diagon Alley, A Dark Artifacts Area

basement, somewhere north of the furnace and east of the root-cellar, where Clayt and Ella’s

In both Goblin Market and “The Bloody Chamber”, women face objectification as pornographic objects whose solitary purpose is to be a man’s appealing possession. Evidently, the objectification of women impacted the way each author constructed their texts. Feminist movements aiming to undermine these rigid female and male roles are prominent in the time period of both literary works. Both Christina Rossetti and Angela Carter use strange worlds to differentiate from the typical fairy tale’s predictable conclusion and instead make a statement through the use of a female heroine. Both literary works contrast the archetypal idea that a man must always be the savior

Welcome back to Current affair I’m joined by Michael Carton who plays Darryl Kerrigan in the much loved film “The Castle” the castle is a iconic Australian movie portraying a battling Australian family living in a low socioeconomic, near and expanding airport. The owner of the airport, air link wants to buy the kerryigan family home amongst others is in the way of the development. Darryl his family and friends mount a high profile high court battle in a successful attempt to protect their homes, this David Goliath battle highlights the Australian attitudes in relation to family and the family home. The concept of the family home as more then a building is reinforced by Wayne Kerrigan is longing to be back in the family home, the love

He was not in Diagon Alley, but Knockturn Alley. He was in an old store, Draco Malfoy and his father came in to sell so stuff. Harry hid just in time, so Draco couldn’t see him. The Malfoys left, Harry got out of the store. The half giant, Hagrid, helped Harry find the Weasleys. They went to the bank, Gringotts, for money to buy their books. Next, they went to Flourish and Blotts, the bookstore, where Gilderoy Lockhart, a famous wizard, was signing books. They got their books and went back to the Burrow. A few days later, they all packed their stuff up and took the flying car to the station. Everyone was through, but Ron and Harry, they ran into it and hit hard, the barrier had closed, they waited for a few minutes and went to the car. Ron decided to fly the car to school. They were landing when they mashed into a tree. The tree started punching the car. The car fell, threw them out and drove off. Ron’s wand broke on the end.

I am starting my essay with what place I am doing. I am doing White Haven, Pennsylvania, It is a New Sweeden land turned into Pennsylvania land. This city is a small town, there is not so much history of this city. The Historical Landmarks I think are very interesting, The Liberty Bell and Gettysburg Battlefield. I personally think that this is a very interesting city myself. The Liberty bell is a bell that was first rung on July 8, 1776 to celebrate the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence. Gettysburg Battlefield is a Battle fought by Union and Confederate forces during the American civil war. I would love to go and see the Liberty bell and the Gettysburg Battlefield. I’m not into history that much, but I would still like to go see those things.

Greens Keeper at Hogwarts, one of Harrys friends, very sensitive, and a great love for

This small road is passed by hundreds of people each day who do not know the rich history that is behind that gate. The rich history is the one of a once thriving African-American hamlet and community called Huntertown. While the deep roots of this once thriving community has been forgotten by many, a small amount of people remember the old community. This is the history of Huntertown.

“At the Dark End of the Street,” is a novel that takes back to the terrifying experience Recy Taylor had in Abbeville, Alabama. Taylor was gang-raped by six white men in the 1940s. This scene immediately shows readers the civil rights movement during the 20th century and how important it was in understanding what was happening. Danielle McGuire is the author of “At the Dark End of the Street,” which was published in 2010. However, “This Nonviolent Stuff’ll Get You Killed,” is a novel that focuses on King’s protection during the Montgomery bus boycott that took place in Montgomery, Alabama. Charles E. Cobb is the author of “This Nonviolent Stuff’ll Get You Killed,” and was published in 2014. Both of these novels focus their points on different and similar aspects of the civil rights movement. When Cobb wrote “This Nonviolent Stuff’ll Get You Killed,” he focuses on the protection African Americans needed in order to not get killed completing everyday tasks, like going grocery shopping. Even on public transportation, civil rights activist felt threatened to the point of bringing weapons and concealing them on their personnel. Even though both novels take place during different times of the Civil Rights Movement they both show the similar hardships important figures played during this movement.

The hospital, sleeping areas and washrooms are all in the Homestead. It is kind of the living area. At last the Deadheads is the section that has the Graveyard. There is also the map room where the Runners record the maps after they explore the Maze. This are basically all the places that the story takes place in.

Fairview is the neighbourhood that surrounds False Creek and Granville Island. It is between Burrard Street and Cambie Street from the West and East, and between 16th Avenue and False Creek from the South and North. Once a busy industrial area, Fairview has now transformed into a premier neighbourhood that includes schools, shops, parks, and houses. Each year, over 10 million tourists visit Granville Island and its Granville Island Public Market as well as the Arts Clubs Granville Island Stage which is located there (Lynch). The famous shopping district, South Granville, which is where the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage is located, is also in Fairview. The Fairview area has a beautiful view from the Seawall. Many parks are

The tale of Robin Hood has evolved into one of the greatest legends of all time and has fascinated the minds of all who have heard about it. The stories surrounding Robin Hood and his adventures took place in the forests of Sherwood and Barnsdale dating

Harry Potter lives in what the reader assumes is a kind of Earth. To begin with he lives on the outskirts of London, giving the book a very

The poem “Goblin Market” in its title, at its simplest tells us of a market that is run by or for goblins. It does not allude to what is available for sale at the market or how these items are sold at the market. Our first question is answered very quickly as we begin to read. Whereas, the method of purchase or trade, is brought up a few times throughout the poem, all of each with a different result. The first blank stanzas are overflowing with imagery with a over whelming variety of fruits the goblins have within their possession. These “merchant men” fill our senses as they list through how they are, “plump, wild-free, fresh, full, fine, rare and sweet.” We end these lines salivating, wanting these fruits for ourselves.

Location: While the location of the Seelie courts lie far beyond in another realm, the lesser creatures - and even occasionally a sidhe or two- can be found wandering the innermost parts of Albion’s woods at twilight and dawn. Fairy rings and worn stone gates can also be found in seemingly random locations. It is advisable that one does not enter through them unless prepared to deal with what awaits them on the other end.

Hogwarts is built in a forested area said to be in Scotland. The castle is located atop a cliff overlooking a lake. The lake is south of the castle and the front entrance of the castle faces toward the west. There is a small underground inlet, its entrance hidden by hanging ivy, that leads to a stony beach below the castle at the base of the cliff. From there, a path leads up to the front door of the castle. A road runs around the lake to the