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    Jewish victims of the Holocaust like Anne Frank. Others stand up for what they believe is right like Rosa Parks. Certain characteristics set them apart from the rest. Antigone is a tragic hero in the Greek play called Antigone. A tragic hero is character who is dignified and superior and whose downfall is caused by a tragic flaw. They usually think that they are in the right mind when the rest of society thinks that they are mad. A tragic flaw is a weakness or error that the tragic hero has. Antigone

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    The Wonderful History of Pomeranians Shaulia K. Todman Mrs.Chawla Biology 3/12/09 Pomeranians are to me one of the cutest kinds of dogs you can get in the entire world. The Pomeranian though was not always the small size we see them as today. Many authors have tried to link this small magnificent dog with the ancient gods in Egypt‚ Greece and China. They have found evidence in many of the cave paintings that these civilizations had produced. In this research paper I will

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    What kind of character would you be in Pilgrims Progress and how would you help or hinder Christian on his journey to the Celestial City. I believe my character in Pilgrims Progress would be Reason. Reason would help Christian by convincing Christian to not wander off the path of the Celestial City and would hinder him by questioning whether it exist. When Christian set forth on his journey to the Celestial City‚ he confronted many trials‚ which endeavored to stray him off his path. Reason is a

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    “The Lady with the Dog‚” is a story about Dmitri and Anna both of whom are married to another person‚ they meet while on vacation in Yalta. Anton Chekhov is a realist writer and through this work tries to disprove a romance by using Dmitri and Anna as an example. Yalta wouldn’t be the one and only place that they meet due to an “intolerable bondage.” “The Lady with the Dog” disproves the idea of a romance and shows that love can become a problem. A romance is a story where two people fall in

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    father’s chambers until he had gotten his way‚ until his father had submitted to Siddhartha’s wishes and agreed to let him leave home to join the Samanas. This stubbornness‚ this patience with people and situations is also a large part of Siddhartha’s character. It enables him to out wait anyone or anything‚ which teaches him how to do without and also helps him through his time with the Samanas. "Siddhartha learned a great deal from the Samanas he learned many ways of losing the Self" (15). Despite the

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    Throughout the whole novel Ultraviolet‚ which was written by R.J. Anderson‚ the main character Alison’s assumptions of Dr.Minta‚ her mom and Tori had changed a lot. She trusted that every person appeared to be the way she could see with her naked eyes at the beginning until Faraday told her “everybody has a story” (Anderson 267). Then she gradually found out that she misunderstood some people around her. During the process of her trying to relearn them‚ she finally realized that everything she believed

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    Character Analysis of Meursault in the novel The Outsider In the novel “The Outsider” written by Albert Camus‚ Meursault is a character that is detached and unemotional as he gives no importance to anything and he recognizes the world around him through his senses. All through part one of the novel‚ Meursault does not really explain his characteristics therefore Camus explains his character instead of giving away his physical description. The language used is very simple and direct‚ which

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    By surrounding himself with images of beauty associated with Old World glamour‚ Chad is able to manipulate his own social status. Strether begins to believe Chad’s appearance has changes since he left for Europe and describes him favorably as “strong and sleek and gay‚ easy and fragrant and fathomless‚ with happy health in his colour‚ and pleasant and silver in his thick young hair” (James 223). Although it is noted that the only thing that is physically different about Chad is the streak of gray

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    Charlie White: He is the protagonist of Sheol. He is 35 years old and is a famous American director/writer. He is quite egotistical and narcissistic in the that he thinks quite highly of his own work. Because of the fame‚ it has all gone to his head and he likes to think he is better than most people. This attitude led to his divorce from his wife‚ famous actress Scarlett Hill‚ to which Charlie went on to say very horrible and nasty things about her in the media to discredit her but instead is made

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    The Formation of Grendel’s Character The novel Grendel is one of the most profound and controversial works of contemporary American author John Gardner. Being a very versatile creative personality- novelist‚ specialist in study of literature‚ and critic; Gardner’s work is distinguished by its versatility. As a professional researcher of medieval English literature‚ Gardner had a particular interest in Anglo-Saxon poetry of the eighth century‚ especially the epic Beowulf. The novel Grendel was created

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