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    Trophy Syndrome We all know someone who has recognized with a reward or praise that they do not deserve. This is known as a trophy syndrome. My cousin Adrian Suffer from trophy syndrome. Some reasons are my uncle provided him everything he wants, as well, my uncle does everything for him. As a consequence, now that he is older my cousin believes that he has to have the things that he wants, instead of the things he have earned by his own. Trophy syndrome is a generation of people who get titles

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    Some would say the western world has always had a flawed view or understanding of Africa and African cultures. The author of Things Fall Apart; Chinua Achebe once wrote a paper on Joseph Conrad's “Heart of Darkness” and how it had a negative impact on the readers. He notes how “Heart of Darkness” sets up Africa as a foil to Europe and how this affecting a new generations view of Africa. In the paper he references some of the experiences he’s had with the so-called “ignorance” of the western word;

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    She noticed during her visit to France and Belgium that prostitutes were denied their rights. Also, the state licensing of prostitutes had extended to other countries including Switzerland and Netherlands, imposing fear among those who were opposed to the CD Acts. Josephine was convinced that the there were not many opposition throughout the continent. Therefore, she decided to move to Paris, with her son, Stanley, as her companion. She did not know anyone from Paris, but she managed to receive support

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    Guilty ¨Men have called me mad; but the question is not yet settled, whether madness is or not yet settled,whether madness is or is not the loftiest intelligence¨ -Edgar Allan Poe. In this quote Edgar Allan Poe was trying to say that some people think that other people are mad, but they are actually very smart. In the Tell-Tale Heart the narrator was of a sound mind when he killed the old man. In the beginning of the story the narrator explains that he is not mad and he is really calm and can

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    Poe creates fear and dread in “The Tell Tale Hearts.” Edgar wanted his listeners to feel the tension in the air. He used very descriptive words to set the scene. The narrator was younger man who had an obsession with his roommate. “To think that I was there, opening the door, little by little, and he not even to dream of my secrets deeds and thoughts.” (Poe 304). In this quote, the narrator is trying to get into his roommate’s room so he can kill him. He was obsessed with his vulture eye. When

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    settings and other characters around them. In short stories such as Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Fall of the House of Usher”, Julio Cortazar’s “House Taken Over”, and Joyce Carol Oates’s “Where Is Here?” and television series like Mr. Robot, transformations in the settings and characters enable readers to recognize the repressed feelings in the characters, who remain oblivious to the transformations around them. In “The Fall of the House of Usher”, an unnamed narrator visits his childhood friend Roderick Usher

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    Cause-and-Effect What is the cause and effect of Monkey’s paw and Tell Tale-Heart. In this essay it compares the cause and effects in each story. And the two stories are very different. This paragraph with the cause and effects of the Monkey’s Paw. A military General visits his friends with an ancient artifact that can grant wishes but the family keeps it and everything goes wrong. The magic artifact brings a horrible curse with each wish granted. “It had a spell put on it by an old fakir,”

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    Stanton worked very closely with Anthony when it came to fighting for women’s rights. Stanton was the president of the National Women Suffrage Association as well as Anthony. Stanton was also in attendance when the Seneca Falls convention took place in July 1848. The Seneca Falls convention was a convention where a group of women all gathered and proposed that women should be granted the right to vote. Stanton fought for women’s rights in general, such as the right for women to divorce their husband

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    Edgar Allan Poe and W.W Jacobs Authors use suspense to create tension and draw the reader into the story.When the author uses suspense they can use an ambiguous ending to create suspense or they can use a common fear that many people might have.For example Poe uses a dark room to create suspense and Jacobs uses an ambiguous ending to creates suspense.They both create a dark setting to increase the suspense in their stories.People like suspense because it gives the story structure it makes the

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    Roderick and Madeline demonstrate tell-tale signs of madness--anxiety, nervousness, depression. In this story they are impacted by their gloomy surroundings of the estate that has been passed down through the long but struggling line of Ushers and is now given only to the final two, Madeline and her twin brother Roderick. The house takes in a diseased and sinister appearance, dark and peculiar surrounded by fallen trees and murky ponds. The main reason why the Usher bloodline dwindled down so quickly

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