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In 1948, Shirley Jackson’s most famous short story, “The Lottery” was published in the bewilderment of readers. It is about an old tradition related to a black box that takes place every June in a small town. While all of the villagers of the town is gathering together in a square and waiting for Mr. Summers who is in charge of the lottery to draw a name from the black box, Mrs. Hutchinson also seems to be very excited to know the result of the lottery until her name is drawn. Although Mrs. Hutchinson

Theme There are multiple themes throughout “ The Scarlet Ibis”.The strongest theme in the story is that you should not do things for the benefit of yourself all the time, you should do things for the benefit of others also.His selfishness is shown in this line of the story “ they did not know that I did it for myself; that pride,[...] and that Doodle walked only because I was ashamed of having a crippled brother” (Hurst 468).Even though Doodle finally walked, his brother helped him for his own

They stained to find PDX-1 or human insulin. The images provided show that the livers barley stained for insulin or proinsulin but did show the presence of PDX-1. The images of the control mice show that there was no staining proving that there was no insulin or proinsulin as well as there was activity

meanings. For example, blue symbolizes the beginning of something new and trust or loyalty to others. Black symbolizes death, evil, mystery, and so much more which can bring harmful effects to someone. The seventh room was painted all black with dark stained glass window which is ultimately known to be scary, horrible, frightening, and terrified. Nobody didn’t enter that room because they thought that the devil was inside in that room. The author mentioned “And the whole seizure, progress and termination

doesn’t know about? “The jungle weeds were crushed down and the moss was lacerated; one patch of weeds was stained crimson.” (27) Suspense is created by the clear description of Rainsford’s surroundings. The author used words such as, lacerated and crimson as adjectives to describe the moss and the weeds. The moss was lacerated means that there was deeps cuts in the moss on the ground. The weeds stained crimson means that there is now blood on those weeds possibly due some sort of attack. This creates suspense

I attended a sunday service at Holy Trinity Church. The church is very beautiful. One thing I always remembered about Catholic churches is the stained glass windows, and this church was no disappointment in regards to that. I have always thought the stain glassed windows were beautiful. My local museum in the town I am from had an exhibit with stained glass windows and I used to love to just go to sit in there. It had a very serene feeling. This church is very beautiful and very spacious. There

In The Canterbury Tales, Chaucer shows both the corruption and the good in the characters through their physical appearance. The appearance of each character has a deeper meaning. The characters morals and character traits are not specifically mentioned in the “Prologue.” This is where the reader has to infer specific morals based on the physical appearances of the characters. Some of the characters have very good morals and others have no moral compass. The reader gets insight on the Knight, Merchant

1. Chemical reagents Ebselen was purchased from Sigma-Aldrich (USA). Stock solution of 100 mM in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) was prepared and deposited at −30 °C until use. 2. In vitro cultivation of Babesia parasites Ebselen was valued for its chemotherapeutic effect against B. bovis (Texas strain) (Hines et al., 1995), B. bigemina (Argentina strain (Bork et al., 2004b), B. caballi (Bork et al., 2004b), and T. equi (U.S. Department of Agriculture) (AbouLaila et al., 2010b). Parasites were cultured

and angles, his grey-blond hair pulled back in a ponytail from a face that looks honed by sand and salt, a jet earing in one ear. The sun bleached jeans and denim jacket, the sea-stained work boots, is standard wear for the men who work on the boats. He hands me the roll-up and lights it. His hands are rough and oil stained, and there’s paint under his fingernails. ‘How did you get down here,’ I ask him, hoping he can’t smell the alcohol seeping out of my

Macbeth was one of Shakespeare's most popular tragedies, but was also considered to be the most violent of them all. There were over 100 instances during which blood was spilled, spoken of, or implied throughout the play. Many people wonder why there was so much bloodshed in Macbeth. Was there truly a purpose, or did the writer just want to use bloody images to invoke fear and suspense? Blood did in fact invoke fear and suspense but it also meant much more than that. The symbol of blood is significant