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    part of the story‚ told by the narrator. In this essay‚ I aim to discuss the motif of the eyes in the story. I will begin with a discussion of the general significance of eyes and I will then go on to the more specific case of Nathanael’s childhood nightmare‚ including how it influenced his adult life‚ finally I will discuss eyes in relation to the automaton Olimpia‚ whose creation was partly due to the eyes of Nathanael himself. Eyes are also constantly referred to in descriptions of people‚ as well

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    in the event of death so that one could consciously encounter the path to the other world. Recurrent nightmares have been shown to be alleviated by lucid dream induction‚ though it remains unclear whether this alleviation is because of lucidity itself or the ability to alter some aspect of the dream. Blagrove‚ Farmer and Williams found that lucid dreaming reduced nightmare suffering‚ but nightmare frequency remained unchanged. Lucid dreaming is still being studied to this day. Current attempts in

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    Have you ever wondered if your entire life has been a living dream? In the short story‚ “Where are you going‚ Where have you been?” Joyce Carol Oates uses the motif of the music and the dream-like imagery in order to convey that Connie is having a nightmare that was created by her conscience and Arnold Friend is a collection of all the bad things she has done. Connie’s conscience is tainted by the things she does and thinks as a teenager. While fighting with her mother‚ “Connie wished her mother

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    of the "big ’uns" started to laugh with a horrified sympathy. Right after they stopped laughing Ralph exclaimed that it was a nightmare‚ and that he was walking in his sleep. The days following that meeting were different than they had been. From that time on they sent expeditions of hunters to find this "beasty" thing. At night some of the little boys had nightmares. They screamed and cried. As time wore on‚ the big ’uns" became demoralized and started to believe in it. By the end of chapter

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    The powers of dreams have always been underestimated. There is a whole new world in the sub conscious mind that helps us in a subtle way. In this project you will see how a baby was born because of a dream‚ how nightmares can be partially good for you‚ be given a background on dreams in general and details on interpreting your own dreams amongst other things. Background Everybody dreams but not everybody can remember them. We usually don’t remember dreams when we suddenly wake up and move about

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    then shooting the father. The grisly display‚ easily one of the most disturbing moments of the film‚ is made even more disturbing by the precision with which Vidal goes about his gruesome work‚ suggesting that he is a truly evil man‚ a real lord of nightmares who revels in the control he exercises over others and will willingly do whatever he pleases with them. Vidal is shown to be most at home in these rigid quarters‚ accentuated by straight lines‚ absolute order‚ and clockwork cogs‚ which can be

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    your mother doesn’t have long to live. She was the only one out of her siblings who spend the most time with her mother when she was sick. She dealt with the pain to see her mother suffer and in hospice care. After her mother’s death‚ strayed has nightmares of killing her mother again and again. Her dreams were so realistic that she would wake up screaming‚ but nothing could make the dreams go

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    It would appear as if a total nightmare to anyone else in their sane mind; but through the nightmare of mess there’s a beautiful child named saranell‚ she’s anything but stupid and she has keen sense of intellect along with much prosperity for her future life. 2nd commentary someday‚ someday‚ this is the thought that

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    JOURNAL 3 (NIGHTMARE) “Do not forget to wash your legs before going to bed!” my mother used to tell me almost every night if I were at home. “You might get a nightmare.” I never believed her until it happened to me. It was on a night at my hostel Kolej Akasia‚ when all of my housemates were going back home as it was a three-day weekend. Since my house was in Pahang and it took about 4 hours to get there‚ I decided to stay here alone. Moreover‚ there were tons of assignments need to be done.

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    Valeria Lackey Mrs. Flemming English 10 March 3‚ 2011 To Kill a Mockingbird Essay In the book To Kill a Mockingbird Jem and scout live in a small town called Macomb. Scout and Jem have a lot of fun times roaming their neighborhood; even though most of the town found it unruly and disturbing that their father was okay with this behavior. Jem and scout heard criticism from a lot of people but the person who made it sting the most lived two houses down

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