A Little Deeper

was what the artist was thinking about when he was creating this art. Just because it contains such random little pieces of art surrounding one large piece of art. It left me with multiple questions. Why was it comical, why did he surround it with multiple other pictures and why was their one large piece of art. Looking at the art

The article “American Short Fiction and World Story” by Alan Cheuse compares the old tales to the modern short story. To start the article he talks about the old type of stories by famous writer Homer. Here talks about how these books are written by the culture of the time. With that being said, he makes the assumption that the old time tales are only applicable to the time in history they were written. This is pretty obvious because in today’s world we rarely see the events that happened in such

Sacrificing a Tooth for a Worm Jonathan Swift uses a series of metaphors to illustrate the process of gaining knowledge on a deeper level, rather than just simply acquiring facts. Several of the metaphors that he writes express the benefits of more thorough investigation, like when Swift likens wisdom to drinking a mixed hot drink called a sack-posset. He states, “wherein the deeper you go, you will find it the sweeter,” this suggests the reward of looking past the “surface” for a more in depth understanding

complex readers and the way they decided to accept the reading, and how to gain sovereignty back. Percy allows us to view a common reader as someone who reads a text and doesn’t question it, doesn’t dig deep into details, and has little to no sovereignty. Having little to no sovereignty means that you don’t have

In the movie The Boy and The Beast by Mamoru Hosoda, the quote “The sword in your heart is important!” (Hosoda, 2015) symbolizes a deeper meaning to objects that are in your heart. Kamatetsu symbolizes that the sword is the positivity in your life. He says that everyone has a sword in their hearts and that it is important to you. Without the sword, you will not have the strength and morality to keep going and just lose all hope in life. The sword stands for all your strengths and positivity, purity

Through the novel Skellig, motifs such as birds, stone and William Blake’s poetry are introduced to the reader and add a deeper layer to the novel. David Almond uses the motif of birds often throughout the text, which adds meaning and thought to the story. William Blake is a skilled poet and shares poems to the world, but when added to the novel it adds purpose. Stone is another critical motif used in Skellig and is used repeatedly to add depth to the book. References about birds appear at different

The Deeper Tale of the Mighty Mermaid Since Disney has been known to alter stories to have cheerful endings, it’s no surprise that the little mermaid is depressing. While Disney does have creative license to alter tales to create good productions, I am troubled by the rate at which stories are changed. In a famous attack over 25 years ago, Sayers blasted Disney for showing "scant respect for the integrity of the original creations of authors" and treating folk texts "without regard for [their]

us some crazy adventures. It can change you us for the better or the worst. Some may not be as great as the rest, but we always end up learning something in the end. Everything will have a deeper meaning contained inside. Little things that many people notice have a deeper meaning to it. Even color has a deeper meaning to it. Black could stand for evil or death, red could stand for heat, and white could stand loneliness. John Steinbeck, an author born in Salinas, California, wrote a book called The

Even more comments came, all wanting more. Not one to deny his fans, Kakashi spread his legs and exposed his hole to the camera. He lubed up a single finger and began fingering himself. Kakashi pushed his finger deeper and moaned. He stroked himself slowly and continued fingering, adding a second finger before a third. Kakashi pulled his fingers out, reached forward to get a small bullet vibe. He held the remote in his left hand and the bullet in his right. Kakashi brought the toy to his mouth

sun. Temperatures vary as high as ninety seven degrees. It all depends on the season or the time of year. The second zone is the mesopelagic zone, also known as the twilight zone. It ranges from two hundred meters to one thousand meters. There is little sunlight in which it causes a great temperature change. Bioluminescent animals start to appear, fish with larger eyes and silhouettes of other variety of animals can be seen. Following the second zone is the bathypelagic zone, better known as the