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    Throughout my pledge process, I always questioned myself. I questioned whether I should even be joining a fraternity and if it’s the right thing for me. I questioned if I even could fit the persona that these brothers wanted me to be. These types of questions tore me apart throughout my pledge process, however… they lead me to ask myself another question which has shaped me to the brother I am today. That question is, ‘what can I contribute to this chapter, while being myself?’ By continuously asking

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    John Ford’s The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) centers around the story of infamous bandit Liberty Valance’s death. Ransom Stoddard (James Stewart) reveals the little known fact that it was not he, the new-to-the West lawyer, but Western gunslinger Tom Doniphon (John Wayne) who shot Valance. A newspaper editor decides to leave Ransom’s account unpublicized. He explains, “This is the West, sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” From a historical perspective, this statement can

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    Longmire season 4 just premiered on Netflix and viewers are already hoping that the show will return for season 5. Christian Today shared that there is a lot of speculation about if Longmire will be back or not. This season is made so that it feels like there is more to come. They didn't close up all of the story lines and left a few things making fans want more. Netflix did not make it feel like a series finale, which gives fans hope that Longmire will return for at least one more season. Sioux

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    Blade Runner The movie that I chose to analyze for this section is Blade Runner. This movie takes place in Los Angeles in the year 2019. It is based on a futuristic situation where a company has created an advance synthetic human form referred to as replicants. The replicants look identical to regular humans, however they are faster, stronger, and more agile. Their intelligence is equal to if not more superior to humans. The replicants were sent to the off world and used to further space

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    Butch admired Cassidy and wanting to be like his friend but not disrespect the family changed his name to Butch Cassidy (D). The young boy apparently started rustling, eventually forcing him to leave home during his mid-teens under a cloud of suspicion (C). By all accounts Butch was a charming thief, who was well liked

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    Mainly we see this combination through the lens of Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid. Being obsessed with the film, the boys base themselves on the two characters. Intertextuality is the concept of texts borrowing from each other. In terms of film, this could be the borrowing of a line of dialogue, the composition

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    revisited and reminds the United States of its shame during the time of the film. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is a revisionist western that pays homage to old western movies. Since Westerns were outdated in the late 60’s, this revised western film is created with New Hollywood elements including an unhappy ending and film using rock/pop soundtracks to attract the youth. Theme Both Django Unchained and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid share a common theme of freedom. In Django Unchained, there are

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    Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was released in New York on September 24, 1969. The film received mostly negative reviews but became a success throughout the public. Eventually the National Film Preservation Board deemed the film culturally and artistically significant and it’s central themes and heros resonated with the youth movement of the time. The importance of the movie is what it came to represent to the people who saw it. While the director, George Roy Hill used the chase of the main characters

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    Butch Cassidy and his members of the Wild Bunch left a remarkable chapter in the history of old American West. Interestingly, Butch was no mean robber, but someone full of charm. The story of the group was made more interesting with the addition of Butch’s constant partner-in-crime, Sundance Kid. Originally named Robert LeRoy, Butch changed his name after working with Mike Cassidy, an infamous cattle and horse rustler. The name “Butch” was taken from Robert’s brief stint as a butcher in town. He

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    are cruel and selfish. I’ve heard that the career tributes usually get ahold of all the food early on and work from there. Honestly, I don’t care that much about the career tributes since I only want to spy on them and get information. The mocking jays wake me up from

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