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    Bridge To Ignorance Essay

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    Living is learning. From birth to death, people live their lives gaining knowledge whether consciously or not. A child learns how to speak and walk unconsciously; youth consciously learn different ways through life as long as they have the will to live. Adults learn from mistakes and the vastness of life they see ahead. Though knowledge is immense and can be obtained in all places, people with the fear of welcoming the unknown will always be limited in the knowledge they obtain. They may only…

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    “The Pearl” by John Steinbeck tells the story of Kino, a poor pearl diver, who's son, Coyotito, gets stung by a scorpion. To treat his son’s scorpion bite, Kino takes Coyotito to the doctor. Although the doctor does not feature predominantly in in the book’s storyline, he plays a very important role in the plot of the novella. From the moment he is introduced in the book, the doctor is portrayed as being an extremely despicable person who is self-indulgent, unsympathetic and only cares about…

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    times that poison was mentioned were when the scorpion poisoned the baby in chapter one, the poison fish swimming just below the surface of the water in chapter 2, and the evil rising in the town being compared to poison sacs filling with venom. Each mention to poison puts the representation of greed as a poison in a new light, subsequently setting the stage for the effects of greed in the following chapters. Coyotito getting stung by the scorpion was a…

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    Myth Of Orion Essay

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    Orion is my favourite constellation because its the middle name of my hero, Sirius Black which tragically died falling into a veil in 1998. I also like Orion because it is truly beautiful and its not hard to see at night. This constellation is named after ‘the hunter’ in Greek mythology. Orion, which is located on the celestial equator, is clearly visible in the night sky from November to February. Real Myth: There are several myths about how Orion was created but the one i have come to like…

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    The Pearl

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    earlier I believe John Steinbeck paints a very noticeable moral. Kino is a family man that wants nothing but happiness for his family. You can infer this early in chapter 1 by recognizing the great length Kino goes through to cure his son from a scorpion bite. Kino and Juana (Kino’s wife) take their son coyotito to a doctor but swiftly gets refused because…

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    Death Valley Short Story

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    and water and they will set up camp when jenny was gone the 2 others set up tents they opened it up. Than AHHHHH screamed gina like there was a crazed murderer jumped out a scorpion fell out the tent She slipped it fell on her but it bit her. Gina passed out 30 minutes later jenny arrived donna said she got bit by a scorpion Jenny “said oh my gosh” donna allready tried to help her but she did not know what to do. “I think I know what to do said jenny” She pulled out a first aid kit and pulled…

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    steinbeck, Kino is a very poor man that does not have money. Juana his wife and coyotito his son all live in a brush house in La Paz on the Gulf of Mexico.Kino decides to go pearl diving to find a pearl to help coyotito because he got stung by a scorpion. Therefore,When kino finds the pearl of the world it brings him great fortune and also great evil to his family. Steinbeck uses the theme of stick with your family through good and bad. He effectively develops the theme through the use of…

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    A couple days passed and we finally reached Alcove Springs. I looked across the field and saw tall green grass and small hills barely peeking at the top of them. Wildflowers grew everywhere and it looked so pretty blending in with all the nature. The sunset between the small hills was a wonderful sight. We had to find flat land so we could camp there for two nights. After we set up our tents, the kids instantly went to sleep. The next morning Marvin got up and grabbed our firewood from the trunk…

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    In the greek myth, Artemis and Orion, Artemis is like her brother, Apollo. Once she was born she wished to be nothing more than a huntress and be able to live on the mountains and forests of Arcadia. Her father, Zeus, granted her wish and gave her seven nymphs to help protect her, the Cylops had given her a bow and arrow which was made of pure silver. Her skills then became hers and she was fiercely competitive just like Apollo. Everyday she would hunt day and night. One day has Artemis was…

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    Apollo got jealous of Orion being that before he was the only other male in Artemis’ life that he sent a Scorpion to kill Orion. Orion tried escaping the scorpion by swimming into the ocean. All the while Apollo was convincing Artemis that someone had raped one of her priestesses. Artemis was enraged and asked who the offender was and when Apollo pointed to Orion. Artemis did not know about the scorpion chasing him and she thought he was trying to escape after being outed. Artemis shot an arrow…

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