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    There are many artists that exist that many people have no idea about other than the most known ones like, Michael Angelo or Leonardo da Vinci. I also am guilty of this, I had no idea about all the other fascinating artists out there. On the other hand, once you start researching about different kinds of artist you become interested in their artwork, their life and what inspired them to create their artwork. That’s exactly what happened to me when I started researching for this research paper. I

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    of Catacumba, a favela in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro. Also, this is where Gordon Parks met a particular boy, who would later become a symbol of poverty. In his memoir “Flavio’s Home”, Gordon Parks delineates a vivid picture of poverty through his faithful encounter of one of its denizen, Flavio, and his life in the favela. Parks’ portrayal of poverty begins as soon as he meets Flavio, a young boy who lives in the favela of Catacumba. When he first meets him, the author describes his appearance to

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    struggles and wanted to show caring for others. The March family was determined and motivated to help the family in each of their own ways because they wished to see the struggling family back into a good lifestyle like they were now. In addition, “‘Das ist gut!’ ‘Die Engel-kinder!’ cried the poor things as they ate and warmed their purple hands at the comfortable blaze. The girls had never been called angel children before, and thought it very agreeable” (Alcott para. 44). The Hummels were very grateful

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    threat to ‘em. They could just as easily watch him blow his own hand off with that piece of shit piece, but no. They had to exact their pound of flesh for the temerity to even think about robbing them. NYPD wouldn’t do shit about it either, and the DA wouldn’t question the store owner’s right to defend his property. If Parker survived, he would do a stretch on Rikers Island which would only make him more bitter, less employable, and a little bit smarter about how to be a Dumbass criminal. “Sorry

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    affair with his secretary Angie, who is an Italian-American. The climax of the movie occurs when Flipper’s wife Drew, finds out about the affair and from then on society begins to reject Flipper and Angie because of social norms. Forcing them into a corner where they later learn that they were driven

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    The art of storytelling is a primary foundation for human communication and understanding. Whether it is through myths — Greek, Roman, Egyptian, you pick — or wives tales or even Grandpa telling his old war stories, stories have power. Through technological advancements in the last 150+ years, there are multiple mediums to tell stories; film being the most potent medium used. Film has the power to not only entertain but enlighten too. Filmmakers have the ability to challenge and manipulate the

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    was mentioned in the book that people questioned why Jeffrey would be allowed to roam around the neighborhood unsupervised throughout the day. A lower income neighborhood, where often times young adults and teenagers were seen gathering at street corners, the sort of places where petty crimes and mischievous behavior took place. The Curley’s felt scrutinized by some of the comments that were being passed around, thus leading to further victimizations of the family. It was mentioned that the Curley’s

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    a point when we participated in a stoplight race, which by the way was 100 percent safe, because we just wanted to see whose car had the fastest takeoff. Now that we were just an hour away from where we were going we stopped at a little corner store on the edge of Tuberville to gas up and buy some snacks since we were getting hungry. As I was walking towards the store with $30.00 in hand, I saw a little glare from the ground. Nearing the suspicious flash, I bent down and right beside the

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    1. Friday nights were spent under those bright lights with our boys in blue. My love for Camden football began at a young age, from sitting with my parents at every game, to the monumental moment of finally being able to sit with my friends in the middle school section. Then the years of dreams of being able to dit in the rowdy student section came true during the High School years. Camden football was truly a religion growing up, but I wouldn 't have wanted to ask off work for anything else

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    Essay on The Horse Fair by Rosa Bonheur

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    of accurate representation of details in demonstrating an object or living thing.2 For example, to portray an animal anatomically correctly, one needs to see the animals from the inside out. Similar to Leonardo Da Vinci, Bonheur would dissect the animal to understand the anatomy.1 Unlike Da Vinci, Bonheur strictly dissected animals. Being anatomically correct is a huge key in making a piece of work realistic. The purpose of explaining her work is to prove that Rosa Bonheur displays naturalism through

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