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    The Jungle

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    The Jungle shows how America is a land for opportunity for immigrants. It explains how harsh the conditions were for the working class in the early 1900s. How families of immigrants would travel to America just for a fresh start to a new life. It also shows how hard it was to keep a job because if you were sick for a day you could lose your job. It shows how easy it was for American business men to rip off an immigrant who could not read English. Many of the social problems were new problems

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    In Lord of the Flies‚ William Golding utilizes figurative language to compare the depiction the Jack’s jungle to that of Simon’s jungle to represent different approaches of humans to the natural world. Jack’s jungle is depicted as dry and rough‚ where there is only undergrowth and a cracked twig‚ which displays how dehydrated and lifeless the bushes and soil seem to him. The sharpened stick in his hand demonstrates his focus on violence‚ and the animal desire to kill. He even acts much like the

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    After looking through chapter one I had looked through many images but out of them I found two I disliked as well as two I liked and related to. One the of the first images i looked at was on page 24 and was called “Family Blackboard”. This painting was made by Jane Ash Poitras. The artist work was about a young girl who grew up in a foster home due to her mother dying while she was very young. This image was one of my favorites because of the meaning put behind it. It tells us that when in the foster

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    How did the Gorilla lost its tail and got its strength A long time ago‚ about 100 years‚ the first Gorilla that had ever walked the earth actually had a tail believe it or not. His tails made him stand out in the jungle. The Gorilla was called Kong and Kong was real wonderful friends with an old wise turtle named Jim. Jim was always the one who knew everything; because every time Kong had a question Jim will always have an answer. Now there is no telling how Jim came to be or how he ended up meeting

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    Riding the Rails

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    The Great Depression was a very difficult time in American history. The Great Depression was the longest and most severe depression that was experienced in the Western World. The movie Riding the Rails is a good example of times during this depression. The movie presents a story of ten men and women in their youth‚ who gave their accounts about leaving their homes in search of a better life. I think Riding the Rails gives a very clear and accurate view of how life was for young teenagers during

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    mentally to Kurtz for relief - positively for relief” (61) and “My hour of favor was over; I found myself lumped along with Kurtz as a partisan of methods for which the time … of nightmares.” (61) All of these phrases makes Marlow sound like the jungle has officially taken his innocents and how Kurtz is one of the main reasons why. When Marlow catches up with Kurtz he says‚ “I came upon him … was still plenty of vigor in his voice.” (65) This is the first time in the book where the author uses

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    speaks of Ben’s having walked into a jungle and when Ben came out he was rich. Happy tells his dad that he is going to retire him for life. Ben becomes Willy’s ideal. Ben is a man who has nothing in the beginning but he ends up in riches. The Jungle than Ben walks into is symbolically the jungle of life. But the jungle becomes the woods for Willy. Thus when Willy says that ‘the woods are burning’ he means that life is closing in on him. Ben conquered the jungle of life‚ Willy was trapped by the burning

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    Walimai‚ it’s a story about an Indian with his supernatural beliefs. He tells a story of his life while he lives in the jungle. Walimai believes that you have to be very careful with the names of persons and living creatures demand respect‚ because when you speak their names you touch their hearts and become part of their life force. Walimai feels that outside people‚ or travelers speak with such lightness when they talk to each other‚ he says that we should not speak in vain‚ and it is a tradition

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    Describe Scene

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    Cameran Highlands is accessible by road. Cameran Highlands is about a 3 hours drive either from KL or Penang Its strategic location makes it a favourite weekened escape for cityfolk/ city-dwellers from all over the coutry. It is a popular haunt for both local and foreign tourists to let their hair down. For those who are faint-heated the ride along the steep‚ narrow roads can be quite an unnerving experience as there are numerous hairpin bends along the route from Simpang Pulai. After about a

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    primitive painter. His best known paintings depict jungle scenes‚ even though he never left France or saw a jungle. Tiger in a Tropical Storm (Surprised!) was exhibited in 1891‚ and Rousseau received his first serious review‚ when the young artist Félix Vallotton wrote: "His tiger surprising its prey ought not to be missed; it’s the alpha and omega of painting." Yet it was more than a decade before Rousseau returned to depicting his vision of jungles.

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