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    “OK, cut the deck.” Codee’s mother said as she slid the cards to him. He stifled a sigh. Tarot readings had always seemed a ludicrous act to him, but he felt his mother’s tarot readings had an especially ludicrous quality to them. He had no issue with humouring her, but he found it hard to take her seriously. It wasn’t just the fact that she was obviously stoned: the hoppy smell of weed was discernible through the smell of incense, and Mother’s eyeballs were lined with a warm, blood-red glow. But

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    Stonegate Short Stories

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    Stonegate was a beautiful suburb area. In this place people knew everyone's name. Every weekend the whole neighborhood had parties or some fun activities. Long ago in a hidden base 4 mile off of stonegate there was a scientist named Doctor Ajax , was made to be the ultimate warrior and slave. His name was Andriod 14 but when his Andriod 14 was finished developing Doctor Ajax commanded him to rob banks, commit crime and to be his slave. Android 14 was enraged because he didn’t want to become

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    A Reader Response to The Lie     Pleasing people and the pressure that comes with it.  This is a major factor in one's everyday life. Eli Remenzel, however, has been caught in the middle of just one of the many lies he will ever tell. It just happens to be that this lie was one that would make a lot of people disappointed. In the short story "The Lie", the parents, and Eli's actions make me angry.  However, I can definitely relate to what Eli is going through.     

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    Embedded Assessment A prideful disregard of the warnings from those who are older and wiser can quickly lead to disastrous consequences. In the two stories, Phaethon and Daedalus & Icarus they share pride as a subject and those morals were explained very well by the plot. The main elements to show the morals are imagery, conflict, and character traits. It uses imagery to show serious settings and their emotions. Conflict to make things happen and see how characters react. Lastly, Character traits

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    Eventually, the High Priestess leaves her temple and goes out into nature. It is in nature that she takes her inner knowledge and uses it to create an outward reality, thereby becoming the Empress (III). Unlike her virgin predecessor, the Empress is married. Her husband the Emperor (IV) is her masculine counterpart. Whereas the Empress is surrounded by untamed nature, the Emperor sits in his throne room (Nichols, 1980). He is the Father archetype that provides order to the archetypal chaos of the

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    The Hate U Give tells the story of a young girl who witnesses the shooting of her best friend and how she deals with the aftermath of the shooting. Throughout the book the protagonist, Starr, develops and grows because of some of the other characters within the book. Although Khalil Harris is killed during the beginning of the book, besides Starr’s family Khalil is the character with the most influence over Starr’s growth and maturity though the book. Due to events after Khalil’s death, Starr is

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    The Blazing World as Feminist Manifesto Essay

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    Margaret Cavendish truly had faith in the female spirit, and she felt that women were never given the credit they deserved.  Cavendish wholeheartedly believed that women could comprehend philosophy and politics as well as men, and that they should be allowed to study these subjects freely.  In addition, she called for the independence of women from masculine restrictions.  Because of this, feminism abounded in her thoughts and works.  In The Blazing World, Margaret Cavendish shows that women are

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    Emily Dickinson like many poets of her lifetime was misunderstood and isolated. Her poetry was reflection her frustrations and her obsession with the unexplainable. She was rejected by society as well as her mentors due to her ideas and dark poetry. As time went by she became withdrawn, devoting her life to perfectionalize her writing. It was during this period of isolation that Dickinson wrote some of her greatest work, for instance “ Because I Could Not Stop For Death” published in 1890 after

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    Han Yu BaiJuyi’s poems during the Tang dynasty, his use of contrast highlights the constant theme of the suffering of the common people at the hands of the wealthier tier. He is well-educated in this issue due to the fact that he was the son of a minor official, but the family was poor. He uses the poem format, which was mainly an aristocratic medium of art and knowledge, to address how poor the common people are. Han Yu BaiJuyi writes about the class differences during the Tang dynasty and addresses

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    Agnes Varda Essay

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    this wave into the shores of England, Italy, and France. Cleo from 5 to 7 is a part of the left bank New Waves group that greatly articulated issues on feminisms, how women are perceived, and their role in society. In Cleo from 5 to 7 minors are everywhere, minors are places throughout most scenes. Upon waiting for the new of her diagnosis Cleo stares and looks at her self constantly. She does things like play with her hair and try on new hats. Eventually, out of frustration she rips her wig off

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