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    individualism leads to lack of differentiation, and without opinions, emotions and connections to people characters in the novel not only lose their identity, but are almost unable to confirm their existence. In the novel, Patrick Bateman says, “There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman, some kind of abstraction, but there is no real me, only an entity, something illusory, and though I can

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    Mandatory Wolf In France

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    A man can be a beast. Deceptive eyes, a threatening grin, the capability to commit monstrous acts; man and beast sound alike. This fine line that exists between fact and fiction is how legends thrive and conquer the truth. From 1764 to 1767 a series of vicious attacks plagued the population of Gévaudan, France, instilling fear in many of its inhabitants. Numerous people were killed or severely injured, some reports stating hundreds of victims, which sparked myths and stories that spread throughout

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    Dave Eggers’ “Another” and Ernest Hemingway’s “An African Story” both tell tales of coming of age through journeys. In Eggers’ story, the middle aged protagonist is on a trip in Egypt. He goes against the advice of his government and leaves his comfort zone to go through new experiences. In Hemingway’s narrative, the young main character David goes on an elephant hunt with his father and a friend, Juma, and witnesses the death of an elephant; as a result he feels as though he understands it, that

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    It is said that "Communication is key. Two people can be in the same relationship and yet see it in two different ways" (Unknown). These words display the importance of communication in an effective relationship. With this is mind, Hemingway uses a unique structure that enhances the problems of communication between the couple. The obstacles of language and communication are also exhibited through the use of characters. In addition, symbolism shows a great deal about the lack of communication and

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    In Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills like White Elephants”, the American proves to be an egotistical, alpha-male when he exercises his apparent authority over his young, pregnant girlfriend Jig. Firstly, he brings up the topic of having an abortion and tried to convince Jig into compliance by assuring her that it is simple operation and that “they are just letting the air out” (Hemingway 2). The fact that he refers to the unborn child as air just proves the fact that he really does not want the burden of

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    Most people have had to make a tough decision in their lives. Sometimes this decision is one that others disagree with. Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway is about a couple from America who goes to Spain and are embarrassed to speak out loud the issue they are having. Instead, the two talk in codes in the form of symbols. However, this causes the story to have so many symbols it is hard to find one that does not tie into the next. However, the three that are tied together the tightest

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    Creative Writing: Aileana

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    He thought he would surprise Aileana tonight and see if she was up for a road trip. We would take the Harley over to the small coastal village of Tongue, which is only an hour east of Durness. Kendrick planned for them to have dinner at the Ben Loyal Hotel. They have a wonderful restaurant called The Ben. Their website stated they had ‘magnificent views of the Kyle of Tongue, Ben Loyal, Ben Hope and the ruin of Castle Varrich’ all from the restaurant. Kendrick also wanted them to enjoy one of

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    St Patrick Story

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    St Patrick was born in Kilpatrick Scotland, in the year 387 to humble beginnings. There are so many legends surround his life that the truth is not easily found. What we do know is that he was credited with leading Ireland to Christianity in the AD 400s. This amazing story was filled with tragedy and courage and it is a story of one mans ability to hear and follow God to the ends of the earth. It begins as a boy of fourteen or so, he was captured during a Celtic raiding party and taken to Ireland

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    Fig 1. St. Patrick’s day is a cultural and religious event celebrated on march 17, the death date of Saint Patrick otherwise known as Patron Saint of Ireland. St. Patrick’s day was officially made a Christian feast day in the early 17th century, the day celebrates Saint Patrick and the arrival of Christianity to Ireland. St. Patrick’s day is a public holiday in most of the world such as Canada, Great Britain, United states, Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina. The wearing of green and shamrock

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    Authors connect to their readers through a special written language by using different elements to create a story. These elements they choose are to create a mood, a plot, and some thrill to their fiction. Ernest Hemingway is an author that prefers to write stories based on personal experience of his journalism in his literary style to bring out a sense of understanding to the reader with a character. “In Another Country” Ernest Hemingway uses the elements of setting, tone, and mood to convey a

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