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    Comparative Gothic Essay Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell Tale Heart”, Paul Berry’s “The Sandman”and Neil Gaiman’s “Don’t Ask Jack” are examples of the gothic genre. Gothic fiction is created to evoke fear and a mysterious suspenseful atmosphere. In “The Tell Tale Heart” the narrator kills the old man because the old man has a big eye that he doesn’t like and which scares him. The sinister mood is created with words ‘the eye of the vulture’. In “The Sandman” there is a boy in his bed trying to…

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    Gian Lorenzo Bernini was a sculpture unlike any sculpture before him. The episode, The Power of Art, illustrates examples of his sculptures and his work as an architect. Bernini was able to carve so much depth and so much emotion out of a single piece of marble. The world had never seen such movement and play out from a sculptures and Bernini had revolutionized a new way in the world of sculpting. The accounts of Bernini’s life are based from a biography written by Filippo Baldinucci, who…

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    Cell Phones A little girl that was only two years old saved her mother 's life by using a cell phone to call her grandmother. The little girl 's name is Lia Vega. She saved her mother, Larissa Taylor 's life. One Thursday in October, Larissa fell, and landed in a way that constricted her breathing, Lia used a phone to call her grandma, and tell her that her mom fell down and wouldn’t wake up. Larissa was taken to the hospital and was told that she had multiple seizures due to the fact that she…

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    of standing outside in the heat was enough to put us off it and we decided to search for an alternative. What we unearthed was just as good, if not better: Campanile di San Giorgio Maggiore. For 4 EUR (4.46 USD), you can take the elevator up the tower and enjoy the breathtaking views of the South bank of Venice including Palazzo Ducale, Campanile di San Marco, and Santa Maria della Salute. To get there from Piazza San Marco, go to the San Zaccaria boat stop and take the no. 2 vaporetto. San…

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    Christians and as a result, this Cathedral is overflowing with information into the past if only one takes the time to look. Notre Dame de Paris has a staggering dimension of 41 meters wide, 43 meters high up to the base of the tower, and 63 meters up to the top of the tower. The amount of history and the number of stories architects and artists managed to fit onto the exterior of Notre Dame alone is overwhelming. One could spend hours, even days investigating the meaning, the care and the…

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    The critical literature on disability in Disney films and the changes of representation throughout the years is a major aspect of this dissertation. This section will be brief as I will be employing the critical sources I name here in the subsequent chapters. The results of research done by Lawson & Fouts (2004, p. 312) show that 85% of animated Disney films include references to characters who have mental illnesses. This research has also shown that 21% of the major characters were referred to…

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    ‘Bravery’ a word that may portray a courageous behavior or a daring character. Yet, it does not necessarily mean being fearless. On the contrary, bravery is endured out of our desire to confronting our fears and conquering over them. In other times, it’s the courage of staying true to your self and holding on to your convictions and morals and integrity against this biased world. Bravery is not the absence of fear, but the mastery of it. Both short stories “The Hollow of The Three Hills” and…

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    The Use of Literary Devices to Present Anti-War Sentiment in ‘I’m Explaining a Few Things’ by Pablo Neruda In ‘I’m Explaining a Few Things’, Pablo Neruda passionately expresses his anti-war attitude through a variety of literary techniques, such as his manipulation of structure and dramatic change of tone. The poem describes the atrocities committed in the Spanish town of Guernica during the early Spanish Civil War and details Neruda’s objection to the Nationalist faction of the war. ‘I’m…

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    learn to appreciate what they have and realize that they should not take it for granted. In Anthem, the government attempts to control every aspect of the people’s lives. They have a bell that signals what to do and when to do it, such as sleep, wake up, and go to work. Therefore, “[the people] arose when the big bell rang in…

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    Though the world outside was always shrouded in snow and night, the halls of the keep were always full of candlelight. Rosa and the beast rapidly became great friends with each other in the days following the shift into winter. Every day from bell to bell, they seldom left each other’s sides. “…And that’s more or less a complete history of the United States,” Rosa said, finishing her lecture on American history as they both stepped back into the entrance foyer, lit up by a restored crystal…

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