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    Right of Passage

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    Erin Blowe    Mrs. Booth     English 2    Dec. 1. 14                                                                  Right of passage      Right of passage is a traditional ceremony that marks a  transition point in a persons life  Right of  passage usually have a form of ritual showing the change from roles in the  community .An  example  of right of passage is an quinceanera .  Quinceanera is a celebration celebrating the  transition into womanhood . Quinceanera has many parts and  and rituals throughout the 

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    Charlotte Brontë ’s outcry might seem exaggerated to us‚ but Victorian novels and paintings mostly do not picture the position of a governess in a positive way. Even if it might seem unusual‚ as the governess is a servant‚ a mere shade in the house of a family‚ she has yet caught the attention of artists. Maybe it is precisely her inconspicuous but obstinate presence that attracts the attention. Although she has an acknowledged status‚ she does not completely fit in her environment. She is different

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    The Middle Passage

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    At last‚ when the ship we were in had got in all her cargo‚ they made ready with many fearful noises‚ and we were all put under deck‚ so that we could not see how they managed the vessel. But this disappointment was the least of my sorrow. The stench of the hold while we were on the coast was so intolerably loathsome‚ that it was dangerous to remain there for any time‚ and some of us had been permitted to stay on the deck for the fresh air; but now that the whole ship’s cargo were confined together

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    revealed through war. In the novel The Things They Carried‚ the characters of this series of stories embody traits of soldiers in the Vietnam War. Through writing‚ the author‚ Tim O¡¦Brien‚ portrays his feelings as a Vietnam soldier through this novel. He describes the loss of three fellow soldiers‚ Ted Lavender‚ Curt Lemon‚ and Kiowa and depicts the guilt and blame these deaths evoke. Ted Lavender¡¦s death increased the intangible guilt the platoon carried. No one was anticipating death because

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    The Things they Carried by Tim O’brien is a series of war stories that lean on the male perspective. If and when a woman appeared in the story‚ O’brien would idealize them as use for the soldiers when they came home with open arms and in hope for more. Women were used as a metaphor of innocents that the soldiers have to release to help for all the memories and horrors of the war. The innocents and fantasies of the book from the soldiers perspectives were used to either discriminate the women‚ or

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    Part I: Identification/Essay Question This wonderful narrative is a clear paradigm of oral tradition told for many generations of storytellers by word-of-mouth to portray a sacred world before time. A time before the advent of fire‚ the tale of Maui bringing fire to the cold world may dictate a factual event that by some may be considered as true and sacred‚ yet the veracity of the narrative is irrelevant. Rather or not this narrative is believed to be sacred or true‚ its genre is evident in

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    The Middle Passage

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    The "Middle Passage" was the journey of slave trading ships from the west coast of Africa‚ where the slaves were obtained‚ across the Atlantic‚ where they were sold or‚ in some cases‚ traded for goods such as molasses‚ which was used in the making of rum. However‚ this voyage has come to be remembered for much more than simply the transport and sale of slaves. The Middle Passage was the longest‚ hardest‚ most dangerous‚ and also most horrific part of the journey of the slave ships. With extremely

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    of (at least two) panels that seem to say or imply a lot about that theme‚ issue‚ symbol‚ etc. Begin your exercise by copying out the passage in full. Then‚ in 4-5 pages of your own words‚ analyze how the panels you have chosen develop or display that theme or symbol. You do not need to focus on all of the qualities or themes of the text; rather‚ use the short passage to discuss just one element. Please use traditional margins‚ Times New Roman‚ and double spacing. Include a title. In class we

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    Middle Passage

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    Luada Worrell Professor Taylor-Perez English 111 7 March 2013 The Middle Passage The idea of brutal practices of human bondage is hard to entirely understand. The emotions involved in keeping a human captive are beyond understanding. It’s dehumanizing‚ sickening‚ and painful to understand how Africans were enslaved from their homelands. Packed side by side‚ shoulder to shoulder under planks‚ and no room to breathe or move‚ lay the African slaves. The inhumane treatment of the slaves consisted

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    Noh English 3CP Catcher in the Rye Ch 16-17 CTA Chunk Group: Holden’s hypothetical musings about how he would confront his glove thief [demonstrates] how fear of confrontation causes people to act in contradictory ways. While Holden walks back to the hotel after his encounter with Lillian‚ he starts thinking about what he would do to the person who stole his gloves back in his prep school‚ Pency‚ since he is freezing. Holden admits that he would not have directly confronted the thief because

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