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    Jem‚ Scout‚ and Dill crept up to the Radleys’ Place at night and dared Jem to touch the house‚ lest he prove himself a coward. There is extremely high tension in this scene as indicated by the frightened expression on the children’s faces‚ which is shown by periodical close up shots. They were obviously scared of what they might see‚ and this emotion is readily reflected in the audience. Emphasis was placed when a mysterious shadow crept up on the porch while Jem touched the house. The children had

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    the novel with the relationship of Dill with Scout and Jem. Dill opens an entirely new world to Scout and Jem through his experience in outside the small town of Maycomb. There is also a kind of friendship between Atticus and his children. This is shown through the children calling him Atticus instead of father. The fact that Atticus and the children have a close relationship aids the children’s opinions towards Atticus’ teachings; they would take the teachings as life advice and an insight from a

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    telling fiction. Her stories would contain light-hearted slice of life events mixed with the supernatural and the extraordinary phenomenon. Kamisama tells a tale of a man who spends a whole day with a bear. Kawakami wrote this story with a thought on how human lives can go on uneventfully and then change so much through events around them. This led her to question if there are other beings that lead

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    The reasons censorship is harmful and how it was portrayed in the book “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury. In the book “Fahrenheit 451” there is a dystopian society in which no one knows about anything. Most of the stuff is censored to them and the media is their family. Technology is taking over today’s society just like it did in the book and we might end up like them‚ who knows? Bradbury shows that censorship ruins a society if no one has knowledge of anything that is near them. In “Fahrenheit

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    My clip is a scene from the cinematic ‘’ A twist of fate ‘’ of the game league of legends which is one of my favourite games. The reason of the creators making this cinematic was to bring the champions from the game to life in a diferent and more specific way . My main reason in choosing this scene was becauseit is a lot going on in it and ‚ even it is an action scene is still full of feelings and meaning . The purpose of my analysis is to present the cinematic codes and the audiovisual conection

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    classmates on the playground. When Little Chuck Little confronted Burris Ewell‚ he showed courage in standing up to Burris. Burris is three years older and twice Chuck’s height. “Burris seemed to be afraid of [Chuck Little] half his size…” (28) It shows how even the face of a boy who is taller‚ older and stronger than Little Chuck‚ he doesn’t back down. By all rights‚ it should be Burris who has the advantage and yet he is cowed by a child. While the bravery of Chuck Little shows hope for the future‚ Burris

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    Victorian Era Social Justice Issues: The Victorian Era was the Era under the reign of Queen Victoria‚ which started on the 20th of June 1837 and ended on the 22nd of January‚ 1901. The Edwardian Era followed it. This time period is considered a time of great prosperity for the arts‚ schools‚ and gave rise to political and social reform. The population of England also doubled its’ population in this Era from 16.8 million in 1851 to 30.1 million in 1901. Some major social issues that were faced in

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    The book of Job comes from the Old Testament in the Bible and serves the purpose of teaching one to steadfastly serve God even in the toughest of times. Although God promises to watch over his people at all times‚ he never promises that life will always be easy. Job lives a prosperous life‚ which suddenly takes a turn for the worst when the devil intervenes in an attempt to weaken Job’s faith in God. Though many important themes are apparent in the book of Job‚ a major theme that is blatantly present

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    Although the Industrial Revolution is viewed as a positive event that occurred in history it can be argued that it played a larger negative effect on society. Background Info While some might argue that Industrialization had primarily positive consequences for society because of job opportunities and advancements in technology‚ it was actually a negative thing for society. Industrialization’s negative effects were long term physical effects of poor working conditions‚ child labor‚ and various types

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    south. The plot of the film illustrates the malicious power of prejudice and its ability to sometimes overpower what is right. In the film it is shown that prejudice can often cloud a person’s judgment and lead to illogical outcomes. An example of this is the trial of Tom Robinson who is accused of raping Mayella Ewel. Throughout the trial it is shown time and time again that Tom was almost completely incapable of raping Mayella. Any sensible person who read a transcript of the trial and had no

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