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    To Leave a Footprint Beowulf is an epic poem written 1000 to 1300 years ago in Old English and translated by Seamus Heaney into Modern English. Beowulf is a significant piece of literature art work not only because it is one of the earliest known works, but also because it reflects and represents the authors, the Anglo-Saxons’ culture and values. At first, this story was passed around orally, from one person to another. Then, later on, the Anglo-Saxons wrote the entire story down into a manuscript

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    The narrator introduces the first two monsters rather abruptly, without providing the audience with any context to Grendel’s reign of terror. The dragon’s existence differs greatly from Grendel’s because his existence revolves around protecting a treasure hoard void of violence to the townspeople. Grendel’s mother also differs from the dragon because she does not exhibit any signs of reason during her fit of rage. Furthermore, the narrator provides a different perception of the dragon because he seems

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    different from what the person learns or sees on their journey but every legend will help that person in some way. Coelho wants to help the reader achieve their personal legend not only by showing the importance of the journey, but also by showing the treasure once they achieve their personal

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    have another example to add: Goonies. A group of five boys (the Goonies) live in a town scheduled for demolition but this clique refuses to give up without a fight. When these Goonies discover One-eyed Willie’s hidden treasure map they depart from their normal life to hunt his treasure in hopes of being able to save their parent’s homes. Now,

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    The Alchemist

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    pyramids and tells him it is where his treasure awaits him, without showing him the exact location. In exchange of one tenth of his future treasure, the Gypsy tells him he has to go to Egypt and find the treasure, much to his disappointment. The rising action starts when Santiago meets Melchizedek, the wise and magical King of Salem. In trade for one tenth of his sheep, he tells him how to pursue his Personal Legend: travel to the Egyptian Pyramids and find his treasure by following the omens. After selling

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    tree. In the knothole there were treasures hidden in it. The question is, What new treasures do the children find in the knothole? Who does Scout think has been leaving the treasures? The treasures the kids find in the knothole was coins, full pack of gum, twine, spelling medal, pocket watch, and something carved into soap. These treasures weren’t all there at once through, which time pasts by more treasure was added into the tree. While inspecting each treasures that was added. Scout had thought

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    will find the treasure even it might not even exist. Just like Melchizedek revealed to Santiago: “When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it” (Paulo Coelho 24), Santiago traveled around the cities, and being deceived and force to work in a crystal merchant, involved in tribal wars, even met a beloved girl, nevertheless all of these did not waver his initial goal to find the treasure. Indeed, we wonder why the dream won’t just tell him the treasure is in his homeland

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    In this story Mrs. Blumberg shares many facts about Eastern and Western dragons. There are many similarities and differences between these two dragons. The three you will read about are cures and charms, physical appearance and hoarding/enjoying treasures. One of the similarities between these two dragons are cures and charms. Both dragons body parts work like miracle medicines. You can use the Western dragon’s eyes ointment to not have nightmares. If you're nervous about meeting an important person

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    An example of which is the Lonely Mountain and the treasure inside it. The Lonely Mountain originally belonged to dwarves and within the mountain they mined and found countless gems and stones which produced the treasure they built up. It belonged Thror, the grandfather of one of the main characters in the book until the mountain was taken over by a dragon named Smaug, who ran out all the dwarves, taking possession of all the treasure inside. The whole reason that a journey was taken by a

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    Spain Dbq

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    Spain settled and claimed most of the land in Florida.Then spanish conquistadors found their way across the world while taking all the treasure they want. They took the treasure then left the Indians there dead. They thought it was all done in the benefit of the spanish crown. There were two big rivals, France and England, had been more powerful. Spain got treasure by mining gold and silver. Spain moved

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