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    HI789/790: The Art of Death The knight Owein’s journey through Saint Patrick Purgatory 03/12/2007 Picard Marion Introduction The knight Owein’s journey through Saint Patrick Purgatory is a story written by a monk named H. of Saltrey because we don’t know his first name. Another monk had told him this story and H. wrote it down. Maybe this report was one of those the monks used to tell among us and so story would rely on oral transmission. Brief summary: It took place in the early 12th century. The

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    Freedom VS Security

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    to be free‚ only to be safe.” However‚ this observation does not correlate with what has been witnessed over the course of contemporary society. Since the 18th century‚ man has sacrificed safety for a reward that is much more paramount‚ freedom. Patrick Henry‚ an orator for freedom in the middle to late 1700’s‚ knew that liberty was a vital necessity in every man’s life‚ and that one must do whatever it takes‚ including sacrificing their security‚ in order to achieve it. In his speech to the Virginia

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    Patrick Henry: Fallacy

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    Patrick Henry: Fallacy In his speech during the Virginia Convention‚ Patrick Henry used a dynamic tone to express his ideas. He utilized the rhetorical technique of fallacy to persuade his audience into thinking that America’s independence was necessary for the good of the nation and its people. Henry takes advantage of fallacies such as the either or fallacy‚ fallacy of complex questions‚ appeal of consequence‚ and appeal to emotion to implement his ideas into the audience. One common

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    the body with bare hands‚ eyes gouged out with razor blades‚ battery cables‚ rats borrowing inside the human body‚ power drills to the face‚ cannibalism‚ credit cards‚ business cards‚ Dorsia‚ Testoni‚ Armani‚ Wall Street; all of these things are Patrick Bateman’s world. The only difference between Bateman and anybody else is what is repulsive to Bateman and what is repulsive to the rest of the world. Bateman has great interest in the upper class life‚ fashions‚ and social existence‚ but at the

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    American Psycho

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    American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis Setting: Manhattan‚ New York City‚ late 1980s Major Characters: Patrick Bateman‚ a “rich kid” who works on Wall Street whose life primarily consists of staying on top of current trends‚ making sure he has the best of the best‚ and keeping himself looking as good as possible; Evelyn Richards‚ Bateman’s obsessed and spoiled girlfriend; Timothy Price‚ a friend of Bateman’s‚ thought to be killed‚ but appears at the end of the book as a more subdued character; Luis

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    St Patricks

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    One of Skrzynecki’s main focuses in ‘St Patrick’s College’ is the disconnections from the environment. The imagery of ‘Our Lady watched with outstretched arms’ conveys a sense on welcoming and inclusion. However‚ the ‘Lady’ image is ‘overshadowed by clouds’ and this is symbolises the persona’s insecurities and doubts for the institution. The persona’s disconnections are further reinforced by the irony of ‘I stuck pine needles into the motto.’ The motto represents the core values of the school and

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    Patrick Dwyer

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    Where The Wild Things Are As humans we instinctively feel the need and desire to belong. When we truly belong to something we achieve a sense of acceptance‚ love and togetherness. ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ by Maurice Sendak is a children’s book that explores the concepts of belonging and in contrast‚ not belonging. It is a very simple story accompanied by large‚ rich pictures. The text and pictures complement each other‚ each enriching the sense of alienation for the responder. Max is a mischievous

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    Life of Patrick Tillman

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    It would be extremely difficult to walk away from millions of dollars doing something you have been doing since a child to protect people that you do not even know. This is what Patrick Tillman did. In 2001 Pat Tillman was a football player for the Arizona Cardinals. He was reaching the peak of his football career. But following the terrorist attacks on September 11th 2001‚ Pat made a decision that would significantly impact the rest of his life. He decided to walk away from a multimillion dollar

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    Michael Jordan

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    Quintin Corley Composition 1 Megan Rankin October 21‚ 2012 Michael Jordan’s Final Shot In 1982‚ Michael Jordan hit one of the biggest shots of his career. He was only in college and playing for North Carolina. The piece has Michael releasing his final shot of his freshman year against a Georgetown team. How the piece is zoomed in on Michael releasing the shot makes him the focal point. The size of Jordan in this piece in comparison to the arena‚ crowd‚ coach‚ and other players demonstrate the

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    The Bronte Sisters

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    from The Literature Network said‚ “Many early works from her past were lost – only 3 personal letters exist from her possessions.” Emily was influenced by many people including her mother and father. Her father‚ Reverend Patrick Bronte‚ was a school teacher (Magill 56). Patrick Bronte had a humble beginning; he went to Cambridge University and worked in order to pay for his stay. Her father was looked down upon for being middle class in a high-class school. Emily’s stories feature a strong value

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