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    The article “Into The Dark Water” by Lauren Tarshis is about what happened to the Titanic. Lauren Tarshis used quotes to show what Jack Thayer a 17 year old boy on the ship. Lauren Tarshis put what Jack was thinking about. It shows what it’s really like to be through this situation. The first quote Lauren Tarshis put in about Jack Thayer was “ It was the kind of night‚” Jack would later recall‚ “that made one glad to be alive.” When Jack said that he meant that the view was amazing and the stars

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    Tyler Cunningham English 092 Nancy Eichner The Dark Years by Nelson Mandela: Rhetorical triangle notes October 2nd‚ 2012 Thesis The thesis behind this essay is to explain the hardship he went through while he was incarcerated on Robben Island. He spent eighteen years on that prison what during those years was one of the darkest prisons on the planet. His true meaning behind this essay was the fact that came through and still didn’t seek violence and he always thought about his people. He always

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    Agusan del Sur National High School Angela Kate M. Lavapiz Grade- 7 Kepler Thursday‚ January 24‚ 2013 Home Reading Report No. 3 Sunglasses after Dark CHARACTERIZATION Sonja Blue- comes into focus in a mental asylum‚ which she escapes by crawling down the side of the building like a spider. Pangloss- was the maker of Morgan. Morgan- the vampire who created Sonja‚ Catherine Wheele- fraudulent psychic and a shady evangelist Ghilardi- a mad would-be Van Helsing Jacob Thorne- Denise’s

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    Alone in a dark city street Module 3 Flick... the ragged street lights rapidly went out on by one. The darkness enclosed on him as heavy clouds covered the eerie moon. When he looked over his shoulder‚ all he could see was the whites of eyes and the rustling of cats in the wheely bins. Suddenly‚ police sirens wailed past. He crouched down in the silent gloom‚ and waves of sick terror swept over him. He nervously repeated‚"stay clam‚ stay calm"‚ as his heart was palpitating. He glanced again and

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    Dark Night of the Soul

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    Pat Key Eric Rupert WRI121 October 11‚ 2011 Summary Dark Night of the Soul Dark Night of the Soul written by Richard E. Miller is a compilation of essays written about people that express themselves through writings of their own or by others. In Miller’s first essay we get a glimpse of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold’s lives and how fantasy becomes reality when Harris and Klebold open fire on Columbine High School murdering many innocent people. Harris writes in his diary that no one is to

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    Lore In The Dark Room

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    The author of the Dark Room ( Rachel Seiffert) made Lore‚ who is a young girl that has to walk across germany during world war 2 with her siblings‚ a memorable character by showing what she is like‚ what Lore’s mission was and the theme of the novel during world war 2. The author of the Dark Room (Rachel Sieffert) used Lore’s Characteristics to make her memorable. Lore is very adaptable to life during World War II. Lore often has to improvise by finding other ways of doing things for example

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    “A Dark Brown Dog” Character Analysis In Stephen Crane’s “A Dark Brown Dog” it is clear that people are capable of change‚ for example‚ in the beginning‚ In the beginning‚ the boy views the dog as an unimportant object with no value: “on the way to his home the child turned many times and beat the dog‚ proclaiming with childish gestures that he held him in contempt as an unimportant dog‚ with no value save for the moment” (Crane 2). This shows how the child would hit the dog because of the way

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    of circumstances‚ settings and times. Medieval knights were warriors‚ and whose prime was in the late middle Ages: the twelfth though fourteenth centuries. Dominating the medieval battlefield during these years‚ they fought from horseback‚ wore body-covering armor‚ and used many weapons‚ most commonly the sword and the lance. Their skills at riding and in the use of weapons came from years of training. The special dress and training of medieval knights made them prepared for battles that would decide

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    Samurai and Knights: Were the Similarities Greater than the Differences? In Europe and Japan‚ very similar forms of government developed within a couple hundred years of each other. This occurred despite the fact that these two parts of the world were very distance from each other and it was very unlikely that these countries had contact with each other. This form of government‚ called feudalism developed in both places due to the need to establish order after a time in chaos. The knights and the samurai

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    Sir Gawain and the Green Knight "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" is a medieval romance poem written by an anonymous author. It was written in a dialect from Northern England. The poem uses alliteration similar to the Anglo-Saxon form of poetry. Sir Gawain is one of the major characters in the poem. Sir Gawain represents an ideal knight of the fourteenth century. Throughout the story‚ we see Sir Gawain portrayed as a very courteous and noble knight‚ always trying to help King Arthur. The poem

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