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    Tim O’Brien walked through Vietnam as an infantryman during the Vietnam War. A war that took place 50 years ago now; a great majority of the population was not even born during the time of the war. It is easy to forget an event from such a long time ago‚ but O’Brien‚ it seems‚ can never forget. And he doesn’t want to forget. And he doesn’t want anyone else to forget. He wants the world to understand the war‚ and the toll it had. For that reason‚ he writes novels and stories chronicling the war‚ specifically

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    “Every daring attempt to make great change in existing conditions‚ every lofty vision of new possibilities for the human race‚ has been labeled Utopian‚” In order to have a perfect society‚ change for the greater good need to be made.Unfortunately‚ instead of a Utopian society‚ it becomes a dystopian society. The reason that Utopian societies are bad is because everyone has to be equal for no one is better‚ and all autonomy is lost. With the Utopian society all the citizens have to be equal. in

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    Symbolism and allusion essay Symbolism and allusion‚ yes there in all three of these stories. Most people might think symbolism and allusion are the same thing but that isn’t true. The only thing they have in common is they both reference things. The pedestrian‚ Harrison Bergeron‚ and The Lottery all include different examples of symbolism and allusion. In the short story Harrison Bergeron there are many examples of symbolism and allusion. One big example that is almost hard to miss is

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    Anthem Comparative essay Ayan Rand in the book‚ Anthem explains how our world would be in a dystopian manner. Rand support her explanation by describing about who is equality and what choices did he do to change this society. The author purpose is to point out that we have to ourselves so that we do not let anyone force us to act in a certain way. The author writes in an informal tone for prospective readers This Knowledge in Anthem is unnecessary because it gives you individuality. In this

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    In the episode “Monsters on Maple Street” from the show the Twilight Zone it shows that people can turn on others in one second without hesitation. In the story‚ it is about families that live on a quaint quiet street where everyone is friends. Next thing you now there is an explosion noise and all the phones and cars stop working and the power goes out. People start to blame people because a kid tells a story with one of his comic books and then everyone thinks that they are aliens. When no one

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    I just recently found out that I am attending a Twenty One Pilots concert on Saturday in Sioux Falls. In light of this‚ here are a few facts about Twenty One Pilots. The band originally got its name from a play Tyler Joseph read in high school titled All My Sons by Arthur Miller. In the play‚ a man knowingly sells faulty parts to a plane company during world war two to keep his business running‚ his choice to sell the flawed components resulted in the death of twenty-one pilots. Joseph explains that

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    When people think of a perfect society‚ reasonable equality would probably come to mind. However‚ can the concept of equality go too far? This was the case‚ as far as the societies go in The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas and Harrison Bergeron. These societies have gone too far to reach total equality. Each over-exaggerates the concept‚ The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas offers a more enticing community‚ and the overall image of a complete utopia is somewhat unreachable. Both societies in the

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    In the year 2081‚ everybody was finally equal. They weren’t equal before God and law. They were equal every which way. Nobody was smarter than anybody else. Nobody had more money then anyone else. George Bergeron was a man who wore 47 pound weights around his neck and had a mental radio in his ear. Hazel Bergeron is the wife of George‚ she is “perfectly average intelligence”. Harrison Bergeron is the son of George and Hazel‚ he also wore the 47 pound weights around his neck just like George‚ he also

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    The short story called The Slaughterhouse was written by Esteban Echeverria. Esteban studied economics and business management in France‚ bringing in new ideologies to reshape Argentina. During the independence movement in Argentina‚ he wrote the Socialist Dogma. The Socialist Dogma presented the liberalist program for social reform. The Slaughterhouse was one of the unpublished documents Echeverria wrote to describe the regime of Rosas. In The Slaughterhouse‚ meat was scarce in Buenos Aires during

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    Kurt Cobain The number one cause of death in teens is suicide? Looking back to one of the most commonly known and most devastating suicides‚ of Kurt Cobain lead singer of the former band Nirvana. In his time of music he had the world in his hands. He used personal turmoil as fuel for great music. Surprisingly‚ he seemed unusually tortured by success. The author of Come As You Are: The Story of Nirvana said‚ "He was a very bright‚ sweet‚ generous‚ and caring person‚ perhaps a little too sweet

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