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    In the movie Gladiator, emperor Marcus Aurelius died and wanted someone to take over the throne in order to continue leading Rome, but he wanted someone who is not corruptive and a good emperor as Maximus not as his son Commodus who become eventually a bad emperor. Most of the movie has occurred in the Rome Forum, which consists of the important things, since it is regarded as the city center that has the senates’ houses and their monuments, as the SPQR, which stands for the senate and people of

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    Julius Caesar was born July 13th 100 B.C to Aurelia Cotta and Gaius Julius Caesar in Rome, Italy. When Julius was young he was kidnapped by a group of pirates who he charmed and befriended. After the caesar's uncle paid the pirates they freed Julius, he arranged to have the pirates executed. Julius was guilty of many extramarital affairs - with cleopatra, among others. One of the most significant relations was with Servilia Caepionis, the half-sister of Cato the Younger. It was possible that Brutus

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    Back in the personal office of Father Leonard Brotzman, OSA, in Fairfax, Virginia, the members of the Parsifal astounded and surprised by what was revealed to them by the Augustinian. Especially in the case of Chandler the Fair, who had issues understanding the significance of this story. “So where does all of this lead us to?” wondered Chandler, completely unsure as to what exactly Base 113 signified in the context of their case. “Where else, Chandler?” replied Father Leonard. “Anyone who has ever

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    Laughter is the best medicine for anything and everything. Little do we know there is a lot of thought behind all of these jokes that make you laugh. Comedians uses various different techniques to make the world guffaw or even just chuckle. Author and Comedian Dave Barry wrote a low comedic wrote a novel titled Live Right and Find Happiness. In an excerpt from Barry’s novel he humorously tells his grandson how to be a good and nice person using verbal Irony and Hyperbole. Some of the funniest situations

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    In the Tragedy of Julius Caesar, the two speeches are alike, but also different. Mark Antony says that he will take Rome in the right direction through his eyes. Brutus says that he will take Rome in the direction and steer away from how Caesar wanted it. Mark Antony's speech says that because Caesar wanted it in his will, he should be leader. He also says that since Brutus was his right hand man, and he betrayed Caesar, he'd be betraying his country. He says that Brutus isn't fit to be a leader

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    In the New Testament, more specifically in the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus ushers in a new way of thinking centered around Earthly suffering and the reward of Heaven. John the Baptist, a man of much faith, plays an important role in representing this theme; in Chapter 14 of the Gospel of Matthew, John, faces Earthly Suffering when he is unjustly put in jail and killed. Though the New Testament is an elaboration of the Old Testament, it carries different themes and teachings. Noticing this shift, Italian

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    Mark Twain was a very interesting fellow, having many interests and partaking in stimulating hobbies as a child in Hannibal. He had a strong interest in traveling through and observing the outdoors, having access to caves and forests that gave him the “opportunity for exploration and adventure” ("Mark Twain." Contemporary Authors Online). This is similar to Tom Sawyer, as Sawyer also loved to sneak out and go wandering around town. Sawyer, at one point in the novel, ran away from home with his friends

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    Julius Caesar military activities were significant in Gaul, Germany and Britain, which as a result contributed to the fall of the Roman Republic. The combined result of Rome’s wars of expansion and competition among its leading men placed immense strain on the republic system. Julius Caesar, an ambitious man, craved the need for power, which he saw Gaul as an opportunity to conquer as Gaul lacked political unity and discipline. With the help of his devoted army and his genius with military tactics

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    Literary Analysis essay: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” is a novel of Mark Twain, which presents American history, culture, and social situation especially shows difference between black and white and condition of after the Civil war in 1840s. “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”, shows a slave’s escape to his freedom and a boy’s escape from society’s standards. Huck is a poor boy who lives with his alcoholic father. Jim is slave who works for Miss

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    Huck Finn's Life Lessons

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    Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is both moving and inspiring. Unique characters and exciting events reveal meaningful lessons. The story takes place in St. Petersburg, Missouri where plenty of notable faces are introduced. One being Huckleberry Finn, a lower-class boy born into a broken family with an unstable father and no place to call home. Huck Finn is known as the protagonist of this story. Growing up, Huck was not exposed to a nurturing and caring household leading to

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