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    Two useful tools in literature are flashbacks and foreshadowing. In the two stories‚ “Old Ben” and “Fox Hunt”‚ the authors use foreshadowing and flashback to develop the story. The story “Old Ben” is about a boy who finds a friendly snake and becomes friends with it. “Fox Hunt” is about a kid who meets a girl‚ and realizes that she is a spirit. Flashbacks are when you see into an event in the past. Foreshadowing is a warning or indication of a future event. Flashbacks and foreshadowing share some

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    Slim is what Curley wishes he could be but Slim doesn’t pick a fight with random people like a real man. He is the prince of the ranch and he is great at his job‚ Slim Is the hardest worker on the ranch. Slim is described as a good man to me‚ he deserves better than the ranch in my opinion because he tries his best at everything. Slim is a nice man because he lies for Curley after Lennie crushed his hand saying that he got his hand stuck in a machine and telling a lie is bad but Slim tells lies for

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    Tim Seibles Analysis

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    Warner Bro’s Bugs Bunny and Tim Seibles Bugs Bunny are similar in that they’re both humorous‚ they both speak with an accent‚ and they both say "What’s up‚ doc?"‚ however‚ attitude wise‚ they are somewhat different (and I’m sure all the children of the world are grateful for that). Tim Seibles Bugs is sardonic‚ sarcastic‚ and quite frankly‚ rude. Honestly‚ he probably would’ve made little red riding hood cry; for example‚ in line 8 when he bad-mouthed her mother and said "This was your mother’s idea

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    Imagine being in an isolated area with a bunch of men that that hates you‚ are you the villain. John steinbeck describes a world where the american dream is impossible to have. Steinbeck paints a black and white‚ depression portrait of America in the 1930s‚Steinbeck reveals the struggles of living during the great depression.Of mice and men steinbeck tells the story of how people try to obtain their american dream but fail‚ which leaves the reader wonder was it possible for the american dream to

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    Sitting alone at lunch has always been a personal fear. Uncomfortably shifting from side to side‚ while everyone else chats away with their friends. Like an island in the middle the sea‚ being alone in a crowd of teenagers is social suicide. In Of Mice and Men‚ written by John Steinbeck‚ there are many characters who have been alienated. Whether it is because of their gender‚ race‚ or personality‚ this novel is full of lonely individuals. Through these characters‚ Steinbeck suggests that without

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    Raymond Le Mrs. Reid ENG4U0 26 November 2016 The Wars Humanity are the human beings collectively‚ it is also a term for the characteristics of being human like affection and sympathy. In the novel‚ The Wars by Timothy Findley‚ it is evident that through war‚ participants are robbed of their humanity when they murder‚ rape or experience the loss of a loved one. The character‚ Robert Ross‚ sets out for war after suffering guilt over the accidental death of his sister‚ Rowena Ross. Many soldiers who

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    The Pearl Greed Quotes

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    Image of the Pearl Everyone has dreams in life that touch them in some sort of way. Sometimes the good of those dreams can turn bad. We all wish that good things happened all the time. That bad things were just a rock in the wind. The greed in the pearl changed Kino’s dreams. Changed his dreams into a big storm. The novel The Pearl by John Steinbeck illustrates the greed through symbolism of the pearl in the book. In the beginning of the story‚ the pearl brings pleasure to Kino and his family

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    Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde

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    Is the monster within a myth‚ fairytale or human reality? In this paper I ask the question what’s a monster? I will also compare and contrast the monster within the characters of Dracula and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as they illustrate the inherent monster that every person has within them and the potential to unleash their inner monster. In researching the stories of Dracula and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde I have learned that not all monsters look like monsters on the outside‚ what defines them as monsters

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    In Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck‚ George‚ a wiry caretaker‚ and Lennie‚ a childlike worker‚ focus on the false reality of the American Dream rather than realizing the importance of companionship. Unusually‚ the workers were like brothers‚ while most farmers were lonely. Both farmers “labour‚ and suffer together” (Winthrop 1). While getting fired from their last job‚ the boys continue their journey onto the next one and wait to see what it brings. Describing the lonely life of men who work on

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    “I have discovered in life that there are ways of getting almost anywhere you want to go‚ if you really want to go” (Hughes). In the texts Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck and The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan‚ the main characters both have dreams for the future. The difference is what drives each character toward the dream. We learn from these stories that dreams can both positivelypositively and negatively affect people’s lives and relationships‚ depending on the motivation to pursue them. In Of Mice

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