Introduction: Snow, the delicate and crystalline gift of winter, has a captivating allure that transforms the world into a winter wonderland. This descriptive essay aims to capture the enchanting beauty and serene atmosphere that snow brings, evoking a sense of tranquility and awe-inspiring wonder. Body: The Silent Arrival: As the first snowflakes descend from the sky, there is a magical silence that envelops the world. The hushed whispers of falling snowflakes create a serene atmosphere, muffling the sounds of bustling...
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Introduction: In F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece, 'The Great Gatsby,' the presence of rain serves as a symbolic element that heightens the atmosphere and adds depth to the narrative. This descriptive essay explores the effect of rain on the plot, examining its significance in portraying the characters, enhancing the setting, and foreshadowing pivotal moments throughout the novel. Body: Symbolism and Atmosphere: Rain in 'The Great Gatsby' is often associated with moments of tension, conflict, and emotional turmoil. It symbolizes the characters'...
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Introduction: David Foster Wallace's commencement speech, "This Is Water," challenges the conventional ways of thinking and prompts the audience to examine the unconscious patterns that govern their lives. This critical essay delves into Wallace's profound insights, dissecting his examination of consciousness, empathy, and the importance of choosing how we perceive and interpret the world around us. Body: The Mundane and the Profound: Wallace begins by highlighting the banality of everyday life and the tendency to default to self-centered thinking. He...
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Introduction: Country music often reflects societal norms and values, and its lyrics can provide insights into cultural attitudes and expectations. In the song "Boys and Girls," we delve into the portrayal of gender roles and stereotypes within the country music genre. This critical essay will analyze the lyrics and themes of the song, exploring its portrayal of gender dynamics and questioning the traditional narratives associated with boys and girls. Body: Reinforcement of Stereotypes: The lyrics of "Boys and Girls" tend...
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Gun control has hit the news heavily in response to the increase in mass shootings. However, there’s a huge divide in how to solve the issue, ranging from taking away the right for people to own guns or decreasing gun laws to allowing everyone to have one. But how do we solve gun control while benefiting the most people? This is where red flags laws come into play. This law will take away guns from those who are at risk...
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Whenever I think of trains, I think of it as the start of an adventure, the start of discovering something new about ourselves. I think of all the accomplishments that led to our modern train. It symbolizes freedom, a transportation that enables from being confined in one place. However, in the story, we see the repeated significance of trains and their connection to the Gangulis. The countless accidents faced by the Gangulis on the trains will contribute to their development...
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Weeping Woman Pablo Picasso was one of the most dominant and influential artists of the first half of the 20th century. He was born on 25 October 1881, in Malaga, Spain, and died on 8 April 1973, in Mougins, France. He established multiple movements including cubism. Picasso’s ‘Weeping Woman’ is a multilayered piece full of emotion and by far is one of his greatest works. Picasso's insistence that we imagine ourselves in the excoriated face of this woman, into her...
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Shopping activity had been recognized as a simple buying behavior for decades until the cognitivist approach was introduced and presented shopping as a complex array of feelings and experiences (Csaba & Askegaard, 1999). Shopping malls can be perceived as organized spaces that comprise not only shopping activities but entertainment and social activities as well. Users are drawn to shopping malls that meet their shopping motives as reasons for visiting the mall, and malls that offer a wide range of activities...
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Making your life hassle-free comes with a cost!! Everyone in this 7+ billion people is so busy that they opt for online shopping instead of going out there by themselves and buying things physically. But why is online shopping so popular, one of the biggest reasons is that it attracts people with various offers and discounts which they do not get in shops. So with this reason let us go through some pros and cons of online shopping. Pros of...
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On April 24, 2019, the final episode of Avengers: Endgame was finally released worldwide, marking the end of an era for the Marvel Avengers series. Although the Avengers is just one of many Marvel series, it continues to captivate audiences. Over the 11 years of the Marvel series, countless people have cheered for these superheroes. It's as if these stories unfolded right beside them—they're drawn in by the superheroes' perfect faces and bodies; they're addicted to the richly imaginative storylines...
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Krauss’s “In the Name of Picasso” starts by presenting Picasso’s Seated Bather, 1930, and Picasso’s Bather with Beach Ball, 1932. The two pieces share a similar style of painting, however, they express different moods. Picasso’s attraction to surrealism played a role in his artwork, in that both of his paintings resemble sculptural experiences of their separate forms. The change in the feeling of Picasso’s art, disregarding his cubist style, was based on his biography and the intimate relationships that he...
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An invasive species has taken over the coastline of Maine and is now threatening our economy- the Green Crab. These creepy-crawly creatures came from the ballasts of European ships in the mid-1800s, yet as ocean temperatures are rising, they have become more of a problem than anybody could have imagined. The abundance of clams and mussels in our ocean has become their main source of nutrition, leaving Maine’s clam industry with less and less. Data collected by Maine’s Department of...
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WWII the Nazis weren't playing a fair game, they treated the Jews like animals. Even worse the innocent Jews were portrayed as bad people to make the Nazis look good. The Nazis also murdered all the children. Even if the children were Jewish they were being made the scapegoats for the Jews and it seems pretty clear that it wasn't their fault. In concentration camps, you would see people being beaten, harassed, and killed, and they were the ones that...
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Originally, Greece was not a country united under one ruler instead it was made up of several hundred poleis or city-states. Each polis was independent and had its political system. Athenian democracy developed around the 6th century in Athens one of the Greek city-states (Wikipedia, n.d). Around 800-500 BCE power and wealth in Athens were concentrated amongst the aristocratic class until the middle class demanded for political and economic rights (Brand, n.d.). In this system, all male Athenian citizens could...
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An essential factor in leading a fulfilling life is the consideration of both risks and management of risks. It is vital to identify a person's human rights to be able to make their own choices in life. However, this right is based on the theory that a person can understand and evaluate the risks and consequences of choices made. It may be difficult when working with service user groups where 'mental capacity' may be a concern, For example, people with...
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Postnatal disorder is a type of mood disorder associated with childbirth that can affect both sexes. The postnatal disorder is more likely towards mothers than fathers but it does not mean the father is not affected at all. Postnatal depression is usually affected by new fathers because they will feel stress becoming a new role as the head of the family (Coyne, 2019, October 10). The stress comes when they need to do something unusual like they need to have...
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Characteristics can be described as the thing that makes a person who they are. Characteristics are how someone acts, how they feel, and how they identify. In Alice Walker's short story, 'Everyday Use' the characteristics of each character could have been determined by the fire that happened a decade before the time of the story. For Dee, it enlightened her, for Maggie, it diminished her, for Mama it made her choose a side. At the beginning of the story, we...
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Your Honor: My name is Tansylu and I am a prosecution attorney. The case being discussed includes the murder of a police officer, Patrick Maloney committed by his wife, Mary Maloney. The prosecution believes that Ms. Maloney has killed her husband and should be charged with manslaughter. By examining the evidence, including the murder weapon, motive, and the emotion she showed during her interrogation, we can determine that Mary Maloney is guilty of this crime. To objectively assess the situation,...
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Gender equality is the longest war that ladies have been battling and still are for an extended time. Women in Afghanistan have been experiencing gender equality issues in its extreme frame for ages caused by traditions and cultures along with caste and religion. Khaled Hosseini’s, A Thousand Splendid Suns clearly illustrates the predicament of women behind the dividers of Afghanistan among some intrusions within the nation. In the novel, the issue of women's liberation and gender equality is raised through...
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This extract is from ‘Beasts are Rational’ which is part of Plutarch’s collection of essays known as on Moralia. The compilation consists of literary works and touches on political, religious, and ethical issues. The publication date is thought to be around 100 AD. In this text, Plutarch casts an ironic view on human life and behavior, as well as that, the protagonist is a pig named Gryllus. The source of Plutarch’s parody is The Odyssey in which the crew of...
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The novel, “The Handmaid’s Tale,” by Margaret Atwood, is based upon a totalitarian society that treats women as property and takes their civil rights away from them, forcing them into sexual servitude to replenish the population. The book has been turned into a Hulu original series that shows a view of a totalitarian society within the United States. However, the author wasn’t completely faithful to the book and many points differed between the book and show. Within the book, one...
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There are all kinds of oppression affecting our society today. Most of these problems occur when one person exercises authority or power over another. An example is exploitation, which falls under the category of social oppression. I chose this type of oppression because it is a problem that isn’t often talked about so through this report I want to raise awareness about it. The exploitation of labor is the act of using people’s labor to earn profit without fairly compensating...
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This story, described by their mom, relates an ungainly get-together of two sisters, Maggie and Dee. Maggie has consistently been a less difficult young lady who wanted to remain at home with their mom, Mama, in Augusta, Georgia. Dee, be that as it may, was sent to class, ventured to the far corners of the planet, and picked up progress. Dee's appearance is premeditated by a demeanor of disquiet as neither Maggie nor Mama recognizes what odd traditions Dee may...
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Miriam is a fifteen-year-old Afghani girl who has had a troubled upbringing. Mariam’s mother, Nana, was a housekeeper for a very wealthy man named Jalil. Nana became pregnant with Jalil’s baby, Miriam, and has suffered great shame. She and Mariam had to move out of town into a very small cottage, away from Jalil and his wives and children. Ever since birth, Nana has been calling Miriam a “harami.” Mariam did not know what this word meant but later found...
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A Thousand Splendid Suns is a novel written by Khaled Hosseini. In 2007, the year of its release, the book has already taken the attention of many by becoming number #1 New York Times bestseller. The story is about 2 young girls, Mariam and Laila, having to deal with their cursed fate. The story takes place in Afghanistan more precisely in Kabul a city where Mariam moved when she got married and where Laila was born and met her first...
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Social progress is defined as the capacity of a society to establish the building blocks that allow citizens to enhance the quality of their lives. The media is a dominant indicator of social progress nowadays and it is conclusive that social media’s audience across the world gives individuals new responsibilities and risks. Due to the effects and influence of social media on the public, free speech cannot be preserved in modern-day society. Social media regulation is inevitable and free speech...
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Solomon Northup’s book “Twelve Years a Slave” is a Narrative directly from the person himself, Solomon Northup who experienced a personal journey of slavery directly through the experience of kidnapping and being sold as a slave in slave markets. Solomon Northup’s experience dates back to the mid-1800s and it is fair to say that Solomon’s book is one of the oldest books that have a narrative that is direct from the source and is told and described from a first-hand...
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True Grit is a classic Western-themed novel. It uses several themes and language features to portray the message “that resilience is an important part of a character which helps them achieve goals and personal obstacles and challenges” The message is illustrated through Mattie’s Physical and mental resilience as well as her determination and conviction. These traits help her surpass obstacles and achieve her goals Mattie illustrates how her mental resilience and determination have helped her throughout the journey, she faces...
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Living by ideals breeds hypocrisy. This was evident in the Victorian era: the era of contradiction. The societal morality during this time placed a great value on sexual restraint, low tolerance of crime, and a strict social code of conduct. One was expected to live life earnestly. This obsession with the pursuit of earnestness made people, specifically the upper class, compromise with anything. The values that society once held turned upside down; respect, honor, and duty morphed into discourtesy, corruption,...
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In most tales, there is an epic quest played out by a protagonist character. This character can be openly declared as the hero, or be a simplistic and mundane person who unintentionally takes the hero role. In The Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins ends up being that hero and works through a wild crusade he never consummately signed up for. Our narrative begins with a Hobbit living within the beautiful shire. He lives in tranquillity in his hobbit home, safe from the...
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