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    Poetry is a great way to reflect on events. When discussing War World I, it is hard to imagine how tough things really were. Poems can speak to you just like songs do. I believe poetry accurately conveys the true horrors from this time. Poems give you a chance to see through the eyes of the poet. As I was looking through poems from World War I, one really caught my attention. In Flanders Fields by John McRae. This poem is heartfelt and is filled with powerful meaning that is written from the fallen

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    The afterlife is one of the most unique aspects of Egyptian religion. Many pharaohs and kings prayed to the deity god Seth for help in the afterlife. Seth was a friend to the dead and he helped send them up the ladder to heaven. He was a god to the barren lands of Egypt and helped out the foreigners with trade and various materials. At times he was a powerful ally to the sun god Ra and the pharaohs. They prayed to the storm god for strength as he would cause mischief for their enemies. He would

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    Life of Pi

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    Late afternoons to early evenings: Prayers. Sunset: prayers. Night: Prayers.” (211). While on the raft Pi praying as often as he did helped him keep faith in his survival and his life. If he was not constantly thinking of God and keeping God close to him, Richard Parker would have replaced God and

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    John Finch and Francesca Annis star in this 1971 adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth directed by Roman Polanski. Polanski’s script has brought to live all of the key points of the story, but, he also heightens the violence and shock factor to remind the audience that Macbeth is a dark play with very dark subjects. The movie starts with battle cries as King Duncan’s army fights the enemies and then we see all of the bodies lying on the battlefield. One of the soldiers walks towards a fallen

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    Playing Indian: Native American Identity in Thunderheart and Beyond LaNada Peppers George Price Racing Through the Movies Essay: Thunderheart The concept of ‘being’ Indian and ‘becoming’ Indian isn’t a new one. One of the issues that arise is that it is one thing to claim identity as an Indian person but quite another to be perceived as one. It is a question of how a person navigates through living their life as a Native American. How they move within the given definitions. Are these people

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    My Happy Place

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    I walk into a dark cave. It feels mysterious and very uncomforting. I am slowly losing sight of my surroundings, and then everything becomes completely dark. As I enter I immediately smell the suffocating smell of dead fish all around me. I bump into the rough sides of the cave as it begins to narrow. The temperature seems to drop with every step that I take, and the harshly chilling breeze is constant. I hear rocks crumbling off from the ceiling falling onto the hard ground, echoing through the

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    Gothic story The birds started chirping in the early morning. The old rickety hut had a strong putrid stench of decomposition. The windows where dark and there was nothing. Svetlana promised toma that they would explore the hut. They saw it the night before when they where setting up there tent near the river and toma said ‘I wan to see wot is in der’. They went over to the front door but it was rusted closed. The pair saw something move behind the dark windows and toma said ‘it get the crowbar’

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    A4 AP English 11 29 August 2013 In Cold Blood In the literary world, the concept of using a silent narrator is complex. The novel In Cold Blood was the first nonfiction novel published in an era of journalism. Capote gained many fans and critics. Truman Capote, in his nonfiction novel In Cold Blood effectively uses a silent narrator to influence the reader’s opinions of characters based off of actions and words, but as the novel continues Capote begins to reveal his true opinions and thoughts

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    “O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?” Romeo and Juliet is a famous play of two lovers that committed suicide to be with each other. There are many people within this play that helped the cause of Romeo and Juliet’s suicide. The three main characters that caused their death are Tybalt, The Apothecary, and Lord and Lady Capulet. The reason Tybalt is at fault is because he kept trying to fight Romeo. The reason he is fighting Romeo is the Romeo is a Montague. According to the text “This, by

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    A slave is a person who is legally property of another and is forced to obey. Slaves were held and kept from 1619 to 1865, they were beaten and badly treated for a very long time. Slaves were dark- colored or black people, usually people from Africa. Many people in the south loved slavery because it was free labor for the owners, the owners just had to buy the slaves and the owners had free labor. The slave owners loved it because they would pick crops and the slave owners would make lots of money

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