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    racial meaning. The narrator‚ Tom‚ condemns the European world‚ desiring freedom from the oppressive ship he belongs to. He wants to enter the abundant Polynesian land but his connection of the European world remains. Despite how Tom speaks crudely of the “dark-skinned Hawaiians and the woolly-heeded Feejees” (pg 217)‚ we can see his diminishing anxiety about racial contact and understanding of his own position as a European American in the mid nineteenth century. Tom is compassionate towards the

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    Characters:​  Thomas “Tom” Robinson‚ Judge Taylor‚ Atticus Finch‚ Jean Louise “Scout” Finch‚  Jeremy Atticus “Jem” Finch‚ Charles Baker “Dill” Harris‚ Mr. Gilmer‚ Mr. Link Deas‚ Reverend  Sykes‚ Mr. Dolphus Raymond.    Tom​  reaches around‚ runs fingers under left arm‚ and lifts it. Guides arm to Bible. Raises right  hand‚ left arm slips off Bible‚ hit’s clerk’s table.  Judge: (​ Growling​ )​  ​ That’ll do‚ Tom.  Atticus:  It must have been disorderly. What did it consist of?  Tom: Got in a fight with another man

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    channels of health food stores.  While it continues to grow‚ the owners‚ Tom and Katie Chappell‚ continue to emphasize the values that got them started over 28 years ago.  The question becomes‚ can a small firm stay true to its founding principles and continue to grow in a fiercely competitive environment?  For its first 15 years‚ Tom’s of Maine looked a lot like many other new businesses.  It was started in 1970 by Tom and Katie Chappell‚ two people with an idea they believed in and felt others

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    slaves. Thus having a kind and respectful relationship with his slaves‚ he has no other choice then to sell. The tow slaves of his choice are indeed‚ Uncle Tom‚ and a young son of Mrs. Shelby’s maid Eliza‚ Harry. However Eliza escapes with Harry after hearing that her son will be sold. They certainly obtain obstacles but overcome them. Uncle Tom being a middle aged man with a wife and children‚ is taken away by Mr. Haley to a slave market where he was sold to a man very grateful of him.

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    Humor in Huck Finn

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    most obvious in the exploits of the character Tom Sawyer. When Tom Sawyer’s gang of robbers was created Tom describes where he was able to think of such a “beautiful” oath. The book states‚ “Everybody said it was a real beautiful oath‚ and asked Tom if he got it out of his own head. He said some of it‚ but the rest was out of pirate books and robber books‚ and every gang that was high toned had it” (Twain 10). This is an example of parody because Tom Sawyer bases his life and actions on adventure

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    Almost all novels depict morals or the author’s view on any given subject. Although many people start to read The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn thinking that it is a simple novel on a boy’s childhood‚ they soon come to realize that the author‚ Mark Twain‚ expresses his opinions on multiple important‚ political issues. Twain touches on subjects such as slavery‚ money and greed‚ society and civilization‚ and freedom. From the time of its publication‚ Huckleberry Finn has been distinguished as a novel

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    a fool. 10. PG14 Imagery was used as Huck described the situation of the drowned man. 11. PG15 The boys pretending to be different minorities is ironic because in those times it was very prejudice. 12. PG16 It is ironic for Tom Sawyer to call Huck a numskull because Tom fits that description. 13. PG17 The widow is beginning to accept Huck as the winter goes on which is symbolism for him finally starting to be accepted. 14. PG18 Hyperbole was used when describing the numbers and years‚ it was

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    We are often told that we can do as we please. We can get the job we want‚ we can live where we want‚ we can have as much money as we want; but these and of faculties of life are only attainable to a select few. Those with the money‚ those with the power; those at the top of the pyramid of the foundation of traditional realist thinking and the patriarchal hierarchy. These two social entities stem from power wielded by men who fit the mold; rich‚ white‚ protestant Anglo-Saxon men. Those who do not

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    Character Analysis Nedry’s motivation was to take revenge and become rich while both Sal and Tom seeked acceptance and matured into adulthood; however‚ all of them went to great lengths to achieve their goals‚ risking their lives while learning lifelong lessons. In contrast to Sal and Tom‚ Nedry goes on a journey of selfishness and greed to acquire money. Nedry risks his life and InGen’s future for money‚ showing his gluttony and the length he will go spite Hammond and get what he was paid for

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    were treated. His purpose in writing this novel was to comment on how little had changed‚ even after the Civil War. When first introduced in the novel‚ Jims ignorant nature and preoccupation with superstition allow him to become an easy target for Tom and Hucks trickery. At this point in the novel Jim is seen as nothing more than Miss Watsons nigger who was most ruined‚ for a servant‚ because he got so stuck up on account of having seen the devil and been rode by witches (112). Later‚ while on Jacksons

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