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    Raffel‚ Beowulf is an ancient story about one man who matches all the qualities of an epic hero. Beowulf does not fear death or pain‚ but risk’s his life to save and prove to others that his ambitions are selfless and moral. Although Beowulf may seem immortal in surmounting difficulty‚ his humanity is shown through his death. Most epic heroes are easily identified because they all have the same eagerness to give up everything in order to do what is right. And because of that Beowulf is proven to be the

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    poems‚ the speakers tell the auditors that they will achieve immortality together though the poem and that immortality can only be reached this way‚ through literature. In the poems‚ both personas speak to their lover saying they will be immortal. In Sonnet 75‚ the narrator makes it clear to the auditor and the readers that his mistress is not on the same mortality level as the rest of the world. He implies that she is special since he loves her and that she and he will live forever in a

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    composite vary over time because they are able to split. The soul remains the same and therefore can only be grasped by the mind (invisible) and not the senses of the body. 2. Socrates uses the invisible and visible argument to help show the soul is immortal. Since the soul remains the same (unchanging) and can

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    Did you think it was possible to be immortal? I will tell you about it through three point of views of characters from the book Tuck Everlastinng. First I will tell you Tucks point of view‚ then Jesse’s‚ then mine. Tuck‚ Jesse‚ and their family all drank from the spring which made them immortal. I hope this interests you‚ and that you learn something from it. Tuck doesn’t like immortality. He wants to be normal so that he can live the wheel of life instead of being stuck forever. “You can’t have

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    Tennyson tell the story of ‘Tithonus’? (A02) Tennyson tells the reminiscence of immortal lover ‘Tithonus’ in an elegiac fashion. The poem depicts the suffering of the immortal Tithonus who unfortunately despite having been granted immortal life was not blessed with immortal youth with it. As such‚ Tithonus is doomed to age and as he withers and wrinkles away‚ he is left to endure alone since his lover‚ the immortal goddess Aurora is tasked with carrying the rising sun at dawn. Tennyson’s narrative

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    Epic of Gilgamesh

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    find way to avoid death and become immortal. He soon learns that immortality is reserved for the god’s‚ and so seeks out Utnapishtam‚ the only mortal to be granted immortality. On this journey Gilgamesh’s perception evolves and changes bringing him closer to what it really means to be immortal and how to achieve it. In the Epic Gilgamesh‚ the concept of life and death is explored‚ and is drastically changed on Gilgamesh’s part‚ as he encounters the only immortal man Utnapishtam. Gilgamesh‚ originally

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    “The Old Man and the Sea:” A Tale of Betrayed Brotherhood In Ernest Hemingway’s novella “The Old Man and the Sea‚” an old fisherman named Santiago faces the challenge of catching the largest fish of his life‚ an act he hopes will bring immortal greatness to his name. The accomplishment of this goal‚ however‚ hinges on the act of killing a creature Santiago often deems his equal‚ as exemplified by his recurring reference to the fish as a brother. The old man’s longing for greatness negates any moral

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    might see him as immortal‚ however‚ due to his human characteristics‚ he is mortal. It is Gilgamesh’s nature to overcome his mortality. He realizes during his last journey that he cannot escape death‚ that he is not immortal‚ and he accepts his role of life‚ and mortal nature. Utnapishtim was granted eternal life for him and his wife. He did what the gods requested of him‚ and now he is immortal and well respected. Gilgamesh goes to Utnapishtim for guidance on how to become immortal. The

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    central nervous system‚ no respiratory system‚ no circulatory system...You would think jellyfish would be weird enough creatures. But nope. One species has taken "freak" to a whole new level with the ability to be‚ well‚ immortal. Meet Turritopsis nutricula‚ better known as the immortal jellyfish -- and sometimes known as the Benjamin Button jellyfish because of how it transforms itself from mature adult back into baby form in times of stress or injury. Yep‚ this species of jellyfish has the ability

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    boy to the answer. At the end of the discussion the slave boy who had no knowledge of geometry was able to answer a few geometrical questions. Socrates takes this to prove his assertion that the soul is immortal‚ and therefore all learning is recollection. Socrates says because the soul is immortal it possesses all knowledge within it‚ and what we call learning is really recollecting. We acquire knowledge through inquiring about things until we are able to ‘remember’ them as Socrates states it. Once

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