The journey of a hero is an imperative part of any quest narrative. It shows not only the development of the character but allows the reader to feel part of the story. Within this essay, I will be analyzing Bilbo Baggin's journey as well as describing Bilbo in relation to an archetypal hero. Lastly, I will be making a comparison between Bilbo Baggins and Harry Potter; what similarities and differences they may share. The heroâs journey consists of 12 steps...
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What is Interior Design? Interior design is a discipline that consists of organizing space for a particular purpose. The aim of interior design is to give shape and improve the experience of a user of a certain space by creating a useful and pleasant environment. Decoration and interior design are usually confused, but in order to differentiate them the tasks of each branch must be understood. In interior design, all aspects of a space or room are taken care of...
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For my written task I have chosen to write a travel article about my hometown of Miami, Florida. I want to focus on the vast amount of activities one can do there. I also want to focus on the cultural aspect of it as Miami has a large Hispanic community and see how it integrates with American society and culture. In this article I will attempt to showcase why Miami is one of the best cities in the world; give...
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COVID-19 has struck humanity like a lightning, fast and aggressive. No one expected a murderous pandemic to occur out of nowhere and then spread like a wildfire. Such a pandemic isnât usual in modern times and by the existence of humanity (not unusual like once in a millennium, but you know). The massive casualties of war, the slow but deadly changes of nature, and the problems caused by both are usually the only events that make the world feel problematic...
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Being from the south, I insist that everyone should experience the taste of a southern chicken sandwich. Itâs a sandwich that releases a feeling of joy through the body. During this project, I plan to make a southern chicken sandwich that contains, lettuces, tomatoes, chipotle sauce, pickles, a grilled chicken patty, and a honey seed bun to a foreign country. I expect the country to allow sandwiches to be sold in several different fast-food restaurants. The country I would be...
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If you were a targeted minority, how would you feel with such insolence? Would you stand up for your rights, or limit your acts- laying out your unheard voices to be seized-utterly defenseless, and vulnerable? It is essential that the film, âHidden Figuresâ, is embraced in the Silenced Voices festival, exposing the story of Katherine Johnsen, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy Vaughn in a male dominant environment, thriving to fulfil their dreams. The director, Theodore Melfi, targets minorities, displaying the values...
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On Facebook, I am a seemingly well-rounded student who has got it all together. On Instagram, I am a seemingly photogenic and aesthetic person. On Snapchat, I am someone who seemingly has a social life, going out all the time and having a good time. But who really am I? We create these different personas because of what we believe society wants from us, what we think is the âperfectâ person. Since the day we are born, we are overwhelmed...
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When pondering the question, âWho am I?â it can be difficult to identify how to begin oneâs analysis of self. I would argue, that the best place to start are those core values, those guiding principles that carry you through life; the values that you cling to through hardship and turmoil, joy and jubilation. For me, the first value I hold dear is honesty. Honesty is the seemingly simple act of presenting the truth, without embellishment or falsehoods. It is...
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I used to think that I was a strong person. In the face of difficulties and challenges, I would overcome the difficulties without fear of hardships and move forward alone, but later I found that I was wrong. Great achievements can never be achieved by one person. We need partners, we need allies to support each other, and we also need to work hard. But how can we use the energy of a team? Dr. Scott's wonderful talk made us...
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Secrets and personal information must be kept private in order to hide any appearance of abnormality. This negotiation on truth can lead to unjust results. The novel, âJasper Jonesâ, by Craig Silvey, is set in the small town of Corrigan during the 1960s. Being a small town, citizens are very close to each other therefore have the tendency to stock up on gossip and secrets. However, when the truth is let out, it doesnât always succeed in serving justice. The...
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Introduction In the quest for self-discovery, the pursuit of understanding one's true identity remains a profound journey, often fraught with introspection and revelation. The statement "This is who I really am" encapsulates the culmination of self-awareness, where personal values, beliefs, and experiences converge to define an individual's essence. This essay explores the intricate process of unveiling one's authentic self, examining the interplay between societal influences and personal introspection. By delving into philosophical perspectives, psychological theories, and real-life exemplars, this discussion...
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The definition of the word âransomâ is the sum paid to the kidnappers for the safe return of a kidnapped person. Yet, in O. Henryâs story âThe Ransom of Red Chiefâ, the opposite happens. The kidnappers are compelled to pay a fee to the abducteeâs father to take the kidnapped boy off their hands. In the story, Sam and Bill hatch a plan to kidnap Johnny and extract a two thousand dollars ransom from his affluent father Ebenezer Dorset; unfortunately,...
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Have you ever brought a new puppy home and then watched it grow up? You may have noticed it transform from a cute and shy puppy, to a troublemaker, then to a lifelong companion until death. That is the beautiful cycle of life development. Just like dogs, humans go through different developmental stages in their life as well. Each of these stages involve different physical and emotional characteristics, which humans usually develop at similar rates. The four main stages of...
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Ulysses S. Grant was the president during the Reconstruction era. He was the Union General that led the Unionâs victory over the Confederates States. Andrew Johnson was very lenient to the South. He allowed them to regulate the transition to free states themselves and offered no political roles to blacks in the south. The South tried to bring back slavery, and white supremacy again in the South by passing laws called Black Codes that restricted blacks by denying them any...
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Humanity is constantly searching for meaning and purpose within their own lives. A meaningful life typically has a clear and positive self-concept, goals that give purpose to life, commitment to relationships, provide the world with some âgreater goodâ, and give a sense of hope for the future. Many things can impact an individual's viewpoint of what gives meaning and purpose to their lives, whether through religion, culture or their own personal experiences. So, what gives your life meaning? What makes...
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Today I am going to be discussing why video games are affecting us in a negative way. I want to discuss this topic as it is something I feel very passionate about, as I feel I spend too much time on video games and believe this is the case for many people. There are many arguments about whether video games are good or bad and I will discuss negatives of video games in this speech. How many hours do you...
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A hero is defined as a person who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements or noble qualities (Oxford, 2019) However this definition doesnât characterize a hero by their skin or gender, yet since the beginning of time the heroes in our stories have been depicted as supreme white men. These are the stories of superior white European men being the natural masters of the world, showing strength, bravery and skillfulness in order to overcome the dangers of nature to...
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The history of the United States covers the progressive era, the new deal, and the post-World War II. The end of the 19th century was influential in the history of the US. This is a period that has often been remembered as an era of progress and expansion. The period was characterized by unparalleled economic and technological development. It was, however, a controversial era that was characterized by struggles between the poor and the wealthy as everyone struggled to acquire...
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Is there any inevitable connection between fast-paced life and keeping pets? In an increasingly urbanized society with fast speed lifestyle, most people have less and less space and time for their own life and activities, and fewer opportunities to communicate with other people. We can see various kinds of petsâ supplies, from shampoo to clothes, even pets also need to spend a lot of money to have a haircut. There are signs that pets are playing more significant roles and...
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True love. Romantic or unflustered and usually portrayed in a sexist fictional story. Love. Problematic and hesitant and usually kept in the dark of most cases. âThe course of true love will never run smoothâ. Author and Director William Shakespeare foregrounded the âtrue loveâ stigma in his play âRomeo and Julietâ. Telling a story of two young star-crossed lovers who are both doomed and unfortunate. Born to feuding families in the mediaeval Verona. Love obstacles being the key theme in...
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The Civil War was the most historic and studied war in American history. It was the first step to a huge turning point in the United States, the end of a way of life that many people had to endure for way too long. With the end of the war and the victory of the North came the conclusion that the United States would remain as one nation and end slavery. However, getting there was not as easy as it...
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Strengths that we have within ourselves come from talent and investment. Have you ever asked yourself, âWho am I?â. Well, I have, and as my paper goes on you will know who I am academically, professionally, and spiritually. The details will go on to tell what type of learner I am, what type of employee I am, as well as what kind of person I am within my faith. Academics As a learner, I consider myself to be very driven...
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The issue that is of relevance in this case would be how the search without a warrant on Rileyâs cell phone during an arrest was seen as wrong and an invasion of privacy. Riley had every right to be pulled over driving on a suspended license and expired tags for his vehicle but when arrested had his phone turned into a gang unit detective and searched thoroughly connecting him to a shooting that was gang related. This case is the...
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In the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson seeks the separation of American colonies from oppressive and oppressive England. He made his position clear to the colonists and most importantly in the world through convincing complaints, syntax and a dictionary. Thomas Jefferson's skillful use of persuasive rhetoric in the Declaration of Independence, conveyed through compelling arguments, sophisticated syntax, and carefully chosen language, transformed the document into an influential that solidified the American colonies' resolve for separation from oppressive England, resonating not...
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âMona Lisa Smileâ explores college life through feminism, marriage, and gender roles by way of a progressive teacher at the end of a traditional era (Goldsmith-Thomas & Newell, 2003). The film begins in the fall of 1953 at the start of a new semester at Wellesley College, the prestigious all-girls institution in Boston, Massachusetts. The filmâs plot revolves around Katherine Watson, a 30-something year old, unmarried, art history professor who arrives at Wellesley from California bringing with her modernism and...
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â1917â is an incredibly suspenseful, and emotional film designed to appear like one continuous shot. This concept of an extended single shot, although may be boring/dragged on to some viewers, can make the audience feel like they are in real time, in 1917. This creates a better emotion connection to the characters and the film itself, which made the movie a thriller. â1917â is set amidst the tension and chaos during World War I, and takes place in and around...
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The story âThe Swimmerâ by John Cheever is described as the swimming journey of Neddy in the neighborhood, as an active and optimistic father and husband. âIt was one of those midsummer Sundays when everyone sits around saying, âI drank too much last nightââ. Despite joining a cocktail party, he agreed that he would swim his way home through different swimming pools. Throughout his journey, it changes him from a young man to an aged, poor man whose life is...
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âQuestions Are the Answersâ written by international best-selling author Allan Pease. Known for his books on understanding and interpreting body language which has allowed thousands of people to gain a new perspective on the way they handle interactions with others and how they view social situations. Published by Manjul Publishing House this easy read book is only 94 pages and guarantees that with â2 hours of study and dedicated practiceâ you can become a successful network marketer or business man...
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The opening allegro of âPiano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K. 491â started out softly but menacingly. The orchestra then suddenly jumps into the main theme, incorporating a series of sharp and stabbing chromatic jumps. The theme is then repeated but played at a louder and more powerful level. Following the orchestral exposition, the piano enters unaccompanied with new melodic notes in a slower tempo. The piano voices its contribution in prominent accents; searching, inquiring, then answered by the...
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Regional breakfast is the most important meal of the day and many products come from the regions. The regional section includes dishes that are specific to certain regions in a particular place, for instance, the India cuisineâs regional breakfast. Set in the subcontinent of Asia, India is a land of diverse cultures and cuisines. No two regions may have the same kind of food. Indian food is also heavily influenced by religion, in particular Hinduism, cultural choices and traditions. Centuries...
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