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    Secondhand Lion & The Secret Lion Identify one flat character and one round character from either short story or the film. Explain why you believe your choices fits the criteria for these two types of characters. Every story has to have a round character. A round character is a major character that changes throughout the story. I think that Walter is a round character because the story revolves around him and he changes from being a scared and innocent kid to a free and independent kid. He understands

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    1. Date: 1945. 2. Composer: J.D Salinger. 3. Where published: Penguin books USA. 4. How does this text relate to the concept of belonging? The Catcher in the Rye is about the protagonist‚ Holden Caufield getting kicked out of his boarding school and spending a few nights in New York. At the start of the novel Holden is leaving his school‚ Pencey Prep he feels alone and doesn’t belong anywhere feeling very negative about the situation. Throughout the novel he explores New York catching

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    transformed Babylon- the cultural‚ political‚ and economic hub of his empire‚ into one of the most splendid cities of its day (Cothren 44).” The Ishtar gate is a stunning example of the art within the city of Babylon‚ which was passed by many entering the city. However the Ishtar gate does not have to be viewed as a whole‚ with every piece containing so much detail and expression‚ when taken away from its original positioning the appearance is only enhanced. The Striding Lion‚ though originally only a small

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    and tribulations provided an ideal context in which Franklin could advise readers on politics‚ philosophy‚ and how to get ahead in the world. Ben Franklin used political cartoons to illustrate news stories and to heighten reader appeal. The May 9‚ 1754 issue included Join‚ or Die‚ which is widely considered the first American political cartoon. Devised by Franklin‚ the cartoon reflected concern about increasing French pressure along the western frontier of the colonies. Quest for Moral Perfection

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    Designing Non-Human Characters Watch these videos of productions of The Lion King‚ Shrek the Musical‚ and The Little Mermaid and construct an opinion about what is successful and what is unsuccessful about each one. After reading through the chapters of the textbook I discovered that creating a character begins with the actors. The actors are the ones who have to be energetic and have the passion to protray the characters to the audience. I do agree with the statement that non-human characters

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    Sample Essay Prompts Tell about a terrifying experience that you had when you were young. Describe an important social event that you took part in. (wedding‚ church party‚ sports event‚ etc.) Describe one of your grandparents. What has he/she accomplished in life? Would you like to be like him/her? Tell about a family outing or vacation. What did you learn from the experience? Have you ever been involved in some serious wrongdoing? What lesson did you learn from the experience?

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    Disney’s “The Lion King” (A): The $2 Billion Movie “The Lion King” (A): The $2 Billion Movie” is a case describing the transformation that Disney underwent after being taken over by Michael Eisner and the subsequent release of “The Lion King.” Prior to the appointment of Eisner as CEO underperforming both creatively and financially‚ with critics claiming Disney was failing to innovate and move with the times‚ and financial analysts taking the company off their stock-to-buy lists due to a dip

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    Mythical Creature Report: Nemean Lion The Nemean Lion had a strong golden coat that could not be punctured by any mortal weapon. It had razor-sharp claws that could slash through any type of armor it came into contact with it. It was known to be extremely large(double the size of a normal lion) and exceedingly violent. It is said that the beast roamed the mountain valley of Nemea in the Argolis. Eventually‚ Hercules slayed it. It is usually said that the Nemean Lion is the offspring of the monsters

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    War is bad and politicians lie - like we haven ’t heard that before “Lions for Lambs” treats audiences with yet another post-9/11 commentary on how the government‚ the media and the everyday citizen are to blame for America ’s mess in the Middle East. This film directed by Robert Redford is an overtly leftist depiction of America ’s War on Terror. The film is made up of three loosely related storylines that explore the political‚ philosophical and emotional sides of war that are only matched by the

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    entry today‚ in class. Comment on two other entries for homework. I prefer Dark Romanticism rather then pure Romanticism because dark Romanticism has a way of attracting my attention and keeping me wanting to read more to figure out what dark/gothic message they’re trying to convey to the viewer. While on the other hand‚ Romanticism is too fanciful for my taste; it tends to lack the necessary elements that make it suspenseful and exciting as dark Romanticism. In "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Eger Allen Poe

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