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Intro: What is the Flash’s purpose powers? Summarization of Synopsis Social Orders Mention Quote Body Paragraphs: Second Paragraph: Talk about the Flash’s powers and how he got them Barry Allen got his powers in his lab while working on a crime scene and lightning came through the window. Causing it to explode all the chemicals onto him which he laters this supernatural speed. List examples of the social orders that they needed to accomplish and why Take down the metahumans that were destroying

expression, and other alternative ways of life. This made the authors targets of the projection of unconstitutional laws based on the conservative opinions of officials. Allen Ginsberg in particular experienced a arc of respect and conformity with the law that often left his work the target of obscenity trials. As he grew older Allen Ginsberg’s relationship with the law evolved, taking larger and larger risks, and his indoctrination with the “Beat Movement” caused increased confrontation

The third part of “Howl” takes on a more redemptive tone than the previous two sections. In this section, the poet identifies with the victims of Moloch's destructive influence. The refrain of "I'm with you in Rockland," emphasizes that a supportive community among the minds "destroyed by madness," can be achieved. This is clear as after each refrain, the poem alludes to an experience which could be considered traumatic. This community, composed of support, love, and resistance, can revive a feeling

failure. Woody Allen’s film Annie Hall captures the changes of a man named Alvy Singer. Alvy is just coming out of a failed relationship to a woman named Annie Hall. Although Alvy is sad, he begins to learn from his mistakes. Alvy (played by Woody Allen) begins the film as a death obsessed comedy writer with a bleak outlook on life. He is consumed by the fear of death and the desire for physical affection. Annie Hall is the story of Alvy’s growth as a person after the relationship has ended. While

Jack Kerouac is known for his unique writing style of spontaneous prose to tell stories of his own life experiences. This fast paced style not only catches the attention of his readers, but gives a depiction of Kerouac as a person. Kerouac's novel, The Dharma Bums, depicts the importance of pragmatism both in the novel and in Kerouac's life through his non-conformity and simplistic ways along with his spontaneity and sexual conflict. Ray Smith stands out as a bit of a rebel with his non-conformist

Allen Ginsberg was one of the 20th century's most influential poets. He was viewed as one of the founding fathers of the Beat Movement. He is also known for his works like "Howl." Allen Ginsberg, born Irwin Allen Ginsberg, was born on June 3, 1926 in Newark, New Jersey. His mother and father was Naomi and Louis Ginsberg. His parents were members of the Jewish New York literary counterculture of the 1920s. During this time, Ginsberg was raised in the midst of a number of progressive political perspectives

Rimon Jabbar March 26, 2018 English “I hear America Singing” by Walt Whitman Task one, Analyzing figurative language. The poem “I hear America singing” by Walt Whitman is a powerful, meaningful poem. The ongoing theme of the poem is centered around the idea of Americans working joyfully every day, different professions both men and women, whether mechanics, boatman’s, or young wives sewing and washing. America is bonded in song as a strong, happy patriotic community. The tone of the poem

Singing in America In the poems “I Hear America Singing” and “I, Too, Sing America” they use diction and/or imagery to assist the reader on defining the word “sing”. In both, they use the word “sing” yet the word has a different connotation in each poem. In “I Hear America Singing” the “singing” refers to happiness. However in “I, Too Sing America” the word “sing” is related to fairness. Walt Whitman was a hard laborer and proud of it. In his poem “I Hear America Singing” he expounds his appreciation

There are many poems that talk about America. For example, Langston Hughes' poem I Too and Walt Whitmans poem I Hear America Singing are very good poems that talk about America. I Too talks about how racism will once be solved and how his family treats him because he is the darker brother. I Hear America Singing is about the voices of America and how each American citizen sounds when they sing. There are three reasons why Hughes poem builds on Whitmans poem. The first reason is because Hughes is

Walt Whitman’s “Song of Myself” is perhaps the work for which he is most famously known. The incredible fifty-two section long poem is an epic tale of self-celebration and discovery as well as one of the union of the body and the soul. Though Whitman does not always speak frankly about sex within “Song of Myself” his use of sexual imagery throughout the poems is vivid enough to have prompted great criticism and to leave readers of his time scandalized. “Song of Myself” begins innocently enough with