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    In Plato's “Crito”, Socrates’ friend Crito tries to convince him to break him out of prison. However, Socrates refuses to escape from prison because he believes he ought to obey the law. Socrates states that the doing of injustice actions is in every single circumstance shameful and wrong for the people who do it. I agree with what Socrates has to say because I believe that we all have a moral duty to obey the laws set by our government. Even today, we are expected to abide by these laws and in…

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    “Icarus in Catechism Class,” a poem written by Dominador Ilio, revolves around the persona wanting to escape the catechism class that he is in. On the other hand, “Musée des Beaux Arts,” a poem written by WH Auden, shows how the “Old Masters” understand suffering as depicted in several artworks, especially Brueghel’s painting of the fall of Icarus, as seen by the persona in a mueseum. This close reading will focus on the importance of Icarus and how suffering is depicted in the poems. Making…

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    experiences to float in. Without it, we would have no way to communicate--no way to share our ideas and adventures with others or see those from the past. Literacy is as close as we can get to magic, and it has the power to provide us with humanity, escape, and determination. Literacy gives us great humanity; it gives us knowledge about the world we live in. For one, in Frederick Douglass’s autobiography “Learning to Read and Write,” he explains his firs experiences with literature. Douglass…

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    Jane Eyre Snare

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    Hall. The red room is her snare and Jane is psychologically trapped for many years to come. Though as Jane progresses through life - escaping the snare - Bronte shows women that anyone, even Jane, a small and plain woman, can stand up to men and escape the cage the…

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    There are many differences between Unwind by Neal Shusterman and The Giver by Lois Lowry. There are also a few similarities, such as the fact that they share themes. Some of those themes include government control and escape. Let’s have a look at some of these differences and similarities. When compare releasing and unwinding with each other, you will see that they are very actually different. For example, in Unwind, the Unwind is still technically alive, but the Released are simply killed. In…

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    Underground, is shows the lives of slaves on a plantation and how they deal with the hardships in their day to day struggles. Out of all the characters, Noah, a blacksmith proves to be the most resilient character. Noah shows resistant when attempting to escape from the…

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    Brown and Henry David Thoreau both wanted to escape in similar but different ways. They both wanted their own sense of freedom and they took great measures to achieve their dreams. This may appear to be contradictory, but in this paper I will explain how even though they are similar, they are also different. I will also be analyzing these works. These observations are withdrawn from, and can be referenced to Brown’s The Narrative of the Life and Escape of William Wells Brown and Thoreau’s…

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    railroad (Coffin). Tubman, who was a slave herself, ran away when she found out that she was going to be sold. Over time, there was a $40,000 reward for her recapture while the bounty was on her head, she made more than nineteen trips to help slaves escape into the North (Harriet Tubman PBS). Looking back at Tubman’s actions she is justified for helping, because whites were oppressing blacks who were just as equal and talented as them. In Fahrenheit 451 it was oppression for asking questions…

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    Read my Troubles Away In this stressful world, one must find a peaceful escape, somewhere to take a break. Surrounded by ways to distract oneself from troubling thoughts, it is up to individuals to learn what methods are perfect for them. Most people view reading as a task, a boring homework assignment. Reading is my escape. If I have a good book and time to read it, I will be content no matter what stressful situations or distractions exist. Unfortunately, with tasks still foremost…

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    Syrian War Research Paper

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    Countless numbers of Syrians are having to flee their home country in order to escape war, violence, and poverty. These Syrians are being the victims of a ruthless civil that is being fought in their country. They are stuck between the Rajim rebel groups and the religious extremists (also known as ISIS). The Syrians have taken treacherous journeys to escape all the violence in their home country, causing them to suffer tremendously from numerous causes, fortunately several countries are trying…

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