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    Arjie The Bride Summary

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    potential for the free play of fantasy”(4). Arjie feels like himself and that he belongs when he is playing with them. While at his grandmother’s birthday party, Tanju begins to make fun of Arjie for being the bride while playing wedding. “ ‘You’re a pansy,’ she said, her lips curling in disgust. We looked at her blankly. ‘A faggot,’ she said, her voice rising against our uncomprehending stares”(11). Kanthi Aunty steps in, giving hope to Arjie that she will stand up for him, but she notices Arjie dressed

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    The documentary The Celluloid Closet discusses the evolution of gay and lesbian films. “From the very beginning movies could rely on homosexuality as a surefire source of humor”. Being gay was used as a source of comedy to the film industry. They mocked gay people with using gay/lesbian cameos in popular films as a form of entertainment. Which brings about the Sissy, Hollywood's first run-of-the-mill gay character. “The Sissy made everyone feel more manly or more womanly by occupying the space in

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    innovate the aqueduct, but also the use of concrete! Rome’s special use of concrete enabled them to build structures that still stand today. Roman concrete was mixed to withstand chemical erosion, allowing it to withstand the water used for those pansy fountains and baths. Of course the concrete was also used for large fancy buildings such as the pantheon and coliseums etcetera, etcetera. Roman architecture is another innovation that unfortunately fell into the pit of shamelessly copied/influenced

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    Fleur Dialectical Journal

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    Throughout the evening, Fleur noticed the Malfoy boy watching Harry, and as soon as the headmaster dismissed them, he made straight for her three charges. So, she followed. “Potter, the Prophet says you’ve gone ‘round the twist,” the boy jeered outside the Great Hall’s doors. Harry ignored the comment and kept walking. “Scarehead! I’m talking to you . . . You owe us an explanation for killing Cedric.” A collective gasp escaped the gathering students as Harry stopped. Fleur fought the urge to

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    A Short Story : A Story?

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    Shaking, I stand up, trying to steady my body and my mind. I make my way across the lot back onto the street. I start towards my house once again. My knuckles stings as I knock on the door. I wince as my mom’s sunken eyes meet mine. “Mom, I-” my voice starts to break, but she cuts me off with a hug. I break down even more, crying again. My sobs come out weakly into her shoulder. “I’m so sorry, Mom.” “It’s okay, Sweetheart. It’s okay. It was a lot to take in, but everything will be fine.” She

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    In Eva Figes’ novella Light, the character of Claude Monet’s step-granddaughter, Lily, displays many traits similar to that of the artist himself. Examples of this include their mutual fascination with light, intense attention to detail, and general contentment towards being alone. Aside from these features that portray Lily as one whose behavior surpasses her age, she is also presented as a child through her stubbornness and how she finds joy in simple pastimes and innocent pranks. Firstly, Lily

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    Footloose Movie Thesis

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    The first Footloose film came out in 1984. It is a musical drama film. It is directed by Herbert Ross. It tells the story of Ren McCormack, who moved to a small town from Chicago. He is use to dancing, and listening to rock music. Dancing and rock music is banned in this small town by a local minister. Ren pushes for this rule to be lifted, and his rebellious spirit shakes up the town. The 2011 Footloose film is an American musical dance film. It is directed by Craig Brewer. This film is a remake

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    This Essay has 3 things I would like to focus on and the changes that come with them. 1 is when Grandfather dies, When the Japanese are gonna after the war, and After they have escaped from North Korea or when they are in the middle of it. The first situation is when Grandfather dies later after Captain Narita barges in. This situation made her more calmer and mature because she knows that she carries his spirit on her journey or adventure. I believe that this quote from the book supports this

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    Ariel Talley Authors and Genres Final Paper Cat Walk across the Country INTRODUCTION________________________________ Over time society has tried to find ways to portray the queer community through film and most times have been scrutinized for its inaccuracies. The portrayals have varied from flamboyant, to outcast, to victims, to social deviants, however in the film "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything". This film gives the notion of liberating queers by openly expressing who they are, dressing

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    Comparing William Faulkner's Light in August and Henry James' Portrait of a Lady Light in August  and Portrait of a Lady are two novels which embodies within them, life affirming morals. Authors like William Faulkner and Henry James possess the art of making the reader learn by experiencing for themselves.  William Faulkner uses the technique of introspection as well as by showing how characters and their actions can affect one another. Henry James also shows that a character’s actions and decisions

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