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scene with Django changing wardrobe to be a hilarious part of the movie. You can say that Django went from rags to riches, after Django’s freedom Dr. Schultz offers to buy him a new suit – whatever he wanted. Django selects a blue two piece with lace cravat and knickerbockers, he assumes that’s what gentlemen (a free slave) would wear, It was funny seeing Django walk in his new wardrobe because he thought he politically

Going extinct are the days spent loosing yourself in the excitement and adventure of a classic novel, As far as “classic” novels go, however, none are more revered for their use of articulate language and lavish mental imagery than F Scott Fitzgeralds 1925 novel The Great Gatsby. Often considered one of the most well know and well-read books of the twentieth century, partly due to its common use in school classrooms around the world, The Great Gatsby has been awarded numerous prestigious accolades

Freedom In the story “Barn Burning,” William Faulkner writes about a boy whose father is a crook and the boy’s journey leaving his family. There are two main characters, Colonel Sartoris Snopes (Sarty) and Abner Snopes. The boy’s name in this is Colonel Sartoris Snopes and Abner Snopes is the father. Abner Snopes feels that the law is always out to get him. So, he believes that his family should stick r=together no matter what happens. The story is set in the late eighteen hundreds after the

performances as a man and dress accordingly. It can be seen through Lucy’s response: ‘To be dressed like a man did not please, and would not suit me. … I would keep my own dress; come what might…. she only agrees to wear certain garments such as a ‘hat’, ‘cravat’, ‘a collar’ and ‘a little vest’ (Villette, p.126-127). One gets the impression that these items of clothing, to Lucy at least, are not exclusively masculine and as such do not carry exclusively masculine connotations. It also shows that Lucy has

Ingvar Kamprad and Steve Jobs are two people that have set their footmark forever on this planet. Ingvar Kamprad is founder of the great furniture empire, IKEA. Steve Jobs is best known as one of the co-founders of Apple, the most valuable company on earth. Both these business gurus are huge role models of mine and have definitely changed my way of thinking in several ways. Mr. Kamprad could be any 85-year-old white man with his faded coat, tinted prescription glasses and scuffed shoes; he

The Great Debaters, released on December 25, 2007, is a Blockbuster film directed by Denzel Washington and produced by Oprah Winfrey and her production company, Harpo. The film had a budget of $15 million, and made a total of $30 million. It stars Denzel Washington, who plays Professor Melvin Tolson; Forest Whitaker, James Farmer Sr.; and Denzel Whitaker, James Farmer Jr. Based on actual events, the plot follows Denzel Washington’s character and his efforts at Wiley College to have his team able

The Awakening Close Reading Discussion Questions Always reference page numbers as part of evidence for responses. Always add new vocabulary to your notes to expand your diction. Chapters 1 through 5 • What observations can be made from the cover? What might be meant by “The Awakening”? • What does the introductory paragraph/page introduce? Why? • Are there any symbols? • Character descriptions (What kind of husband/father is Mr. Pontellier? Mother/wife is Mrs. Pontellier

One governor tells the starving poor to eat grass if they are hungry. a the rich wore extravagant gowns cloaks and shirts and cravats the poor wore. Rich women wore gowns designed to give them a tiny waist, with a full skirt and low cut neckline. Extreme extravagance was Queen Marie Antoinette’s favorite fashion, and all noble ladies copied her. Versailles the royal palace was the

Edna Ferber's childhood and career influences many of her works. She was born in 1885 and died in 1968. Growing up, she was taunted for being Jewish. Her family moved a great deal, so she was able to see a lot of the country. She eventually landed a job as a reporter, but faced a lot of criticism at the workplace for being a woman. When asked about her role model, Edna Ferber said, "My mother is of the iron age when things were not handed to people on velvet pads of ease-She had a zest for life and

concourse where incoming train passengers from back east disembarked and had to walk through in order to get onto departing trains heading for the new western territories. He was a tall and powerful man well dressed in his finest clothes with a diamond cravat instead of a tie. A sign above his head said “Doc Rockefeller’s Best Tonic this side of the Mississippi!” That’s my Pa, Johnnie said proudly to Karolina as he pointed to a smartly dressed tall man standing on the back of a wagon. There were crowds