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    poetry and “Annabel Lee” by Edgar Allan Poe displays this theme clearly. The poem begins with a young man and woman who are in love. They are young‚ but their age cannot undermine the power of their love. Tragically‚ the young woman dies and the blame for her death is placed on the angels. This beautiful poem discusses the different aspects of their love and addresses the supposedly supernatural cause of her death. The most obvious theme displayed in “Annabel Lee” is love. Poe reiterates that their love

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    Edgar Allen Poe is one of the most recognizable authors in American history. Considering that both of his parents died when he was a young boy (which resulted in him being raised an orphan) it is understandable that Poe would have a grim outlook on life. Through his works including “William Wilson‚” “The Cask of Amontillado‚” and “The Tell Tale Heart” he reveals his thoughts and feelings about life. Poe’s feelings on nature‚ the natural man‚ and guilt closely align with those of the anti-transcendentalist

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    “Nevermore”. The narrator is startled by this and he says that the raven must have learned this word from someone whose luck was not so good and it caused him to repeat the word over and over. The narrator then sits in front of the raven and ponders about the meaning of the word‚ while the raven sits and stares at him sitting in the chair Lenore used to always sit in. He starts to ask

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    learn about these lost places in the world‚ like Atlantis or Camelot from books that we read‚ but some people believe that they are just legends or cannot be found. On the other hand‚ some of these places can be rediscovered by people who traveled so far to seek these lost places and what happened to them‚ like Great Zimbabwe‚ Xanadu‚ and Mycenae. Furthermore‚ it shows the ideas of having the perseverance and the faith for people to do the impossible even if they don’t succeed. In Edgar Allan Poe’s

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    What is gothic literature about? Why is it used? Edgar Allan Poe is a gothic literature author. Some of his stories include “The Cask of Amontillado” about a man named Montresor who wants revenge on an unsuspecting Fortunado. Another one of his stories is ‘Hop-Frog” which is about a disabled dwarf enslaved by the king who is cruel to him. Hop Frog does not take kindly to this and gets revenge on the king. The last story is “The Fall of the House of Usher”. This story is about a strange family who are

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    Explore afterlife beliefs in a variety of cultures and religions. What similarities and differences can you find in beliefs about an afterlife? Focus on either ancient or modern cultures. Compose a written report exploring and comparing these beliefs. Haiti & Ukrainian The similarities between Haiti and Ukrainian cultures are that they both believe and obey in Christianity. Haiti is famous for its popular religion‚ known to its practitioners as "serving the lwa” but referred to by the literature

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    Edgar Allen Poe was a foster child‚ his mom died in 1811 when he was not yet three. Poe’s dad had left the family. Edgar Poe married his cousin Virginia. Poe lost most of his loved ones to Tuberculosis. He was renowned with the community when he swam against the current for miles. Poe died unexpectedly at the young age of forty. Some believe that he died of Alcoholism‚ others believe it was rabies. I believe Edgar died of alcoholism because Poe had drunk all throughout his age and alcohol will wear

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    In the short story "The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poe‚ the narrator‚ never being identified‚ states that he is sane. He goes on to say that he is kind and respects the fidelity of friendship. He claims he loves pets and likes to hang out with them. The pets in his house include "birds‚ goldfish‚ a fine dog‚ rabbits‚ a small monkey‚ and a cat". Pluto ‚the cat‚ of all pets was the narrator’s favorite. The narrator has a lot of conscious and unconscious feelings that motivate him to behave as he does

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    backward into the depths of the psyche. Different historical figures appear to guide the poet-quester: Pocahontas‚ Columbus‚ Rip Wan Winkle. Two poets represent American opposites: Walt Whitman‚ who is associated with the upward and westward‚ and Edgar Allan Poe‚ poet of darkness‚ who is met in the depths of The Tunnel. The bridge‚ in various metaphorical meanings‚ is the object of all these quests and hence unifies the poem. The separate lyrics that comprise The Bridge are arranged like music‚ with recurring

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    belongs to Edgar Allan Poe. For English students‚ scholars around the world‚ and the common dark‚ poetic romanticist‚ that name means a lot more. “Poe” is an icon‚ a person that the aforementioned people aspire to‚ or just a mysterious person whom will never be understood past his death. The name “Poe” to these people refers to a disturbing poet‚ a previously run-down short story writer‚ a hated critic‚ and an unappreciated author of several volumes of novels. If someone mentions “Poe”‚ they would

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