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…new to the time and who demonstrated much needed emotion in the era. Theodore Gericault was an artist in the romantic era that showed his romanticism through dark emotions much like his pieces, "Severed Heads" and "Raft of the Medusa". These also…

…to the ground to page 703. I began to read it,and it said, “The young girl entered the mall, walked courageously down the dark halls of the mall. She past Voldemort without even knowing it.” I gasped, my heart was pounding, but I decided to keep on reading, “She…

…as described by Gray is typical rather than particular; of the five disputed "originals" Stoke Poges bears the least resemblance to the graveyard in the Elegy. The poem starts off dark and dreary often rousi! ng images of death. The first four stanzas establish…

…greatly, that you will never forget. These memories are easily accessible and never quite so far away. The morning sun peeked through the blinds to acknowledge its presence. The room was mostly dark and the silhouettes were beginning to take…

…of the novel, before Montag’s “enlightenment”, he is describes as a dark, sinister man with his black fireman’s uniform and “burnt-corked” facial features. Even the names of other firemen, Stoneman and Black for example, describe their dark and cold hearts. The use…

…talks and acts like a “tough guy” while presenting a very feminine body. The ways in which she shows her body, along with her acting, presents her as America’s tough girl, to be idled along with the hero. The Agents are the dark forces of the A.I. computers…

…Demian, written by Hermann Hesse and first published in 1919, is, at its heart, a novel of self-discovery and self-actualization. The novel itself, an “autobiographical” novel that was “written” by Emil Sinclair, the focus of the story, is meant to show…

…, with speckles. I have looked at it so long I think it is part of my heart. But it flickers. Faces and darkness separate us over and over. (6-9) The mirror has looked at the same old thing over and over again, and it somehow feels that the wall is a part…

…and affection that only a large man in a skirt can provide. *Manufacturing of the "Stapler"* "Not a dank, dark, dirty hole, but a [clean, organized staple mine]" (Tolkien). Deep in the heart of the Zulu rainforest, lie the staple mines of Africa. Within…

…more embrace the darkness. After that, The archangel Uriel came to him. Again he was offered forgiveness, and again he refused. His curse this time was "You shall drink only blood and eat ashes only. And you shall live forever more undead, never dying…