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…, a sense of dark, even perhaps death can be seen. It is intrusting to note the parallel and symbolism between the clay pot and the valley Elisa. It is almost as if Elisa was to leave the valley, like the Chrysanthemums, she would be dumped out on the "road…

…and he finds Gorgia. There they fall in love. The Characters in the movie, the Gold Rush, were very well casted. The tramp(Charlie Chaplin) is a clever fellow that is head over heels for Gorgia. Then is broken hearted when she does not show up…

…changing to dark sadness. While reading Stevens’ poem, I was reminded of the scene of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. In the scene of Kennedy’s death, everyone is at first extremely happy, but when Kennedy is shot, the onlooker’s joy instantaneously…

…constantly returns to his masterful description: "Only a thin partition separated him from that small cluster of lost souls groping in the darkness and sundered from the living world; he had heard them living, or rather suffering, with a few yards of him…

…enters the scene the music suddenly turns dark and heart-wrenching. This happens especially when she creates the potion to age her appearance, and when she unexpectedly appears in the window of the cottage. Two other scenes where this is noticeable are when…

…rock, the name James Taylor comes to mind as an artist whose work relates to everyday life. Without a doubt, every song relates to some aspect of everyday life. James Taylor said, “I seem to write a lot about going from darkness to light. Like longing…

…. She was also very athletic. She was given a scholarship to Fisk University, in Nashville, Tennessee, for physical education. There, she majored in psychology and studied for three semesters before she decided that her heart was in dancing. Henceforth…

…unnatural deaths occur in vehicle accidents. We also harm our self in nourishment by eating unhealthy products, which have artificial color and flavor, which result in heart diseases and strokes. Another reason we are our own enemy is because we made our…

…seemed like Farquahar had run all night to reach his home.While watching the movie it never seemed to appear dark or night at any part during the movie. One more great example of the great differences from the book to the movie takes place right when…

…what meets the eye. The reflection shows a softened image of her face. Dark hair streaked with blond, with about a month's worth of roots, smooth skin, large eye outlined with long lashes, darkened by circles beneath. She presents her upturned nose…