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…prepares the reader for what is to be expected in the imaginative journey they are about to go on. The purple colour is synonymous with mystery, and the sense of danger is heightened by this mystery 'Immigrants at central station' refers to them feeling 'like…

…gives the impression that the picking is a somewhat animalistic pleasure, and is somehow violent in nature. Comparing the blackberries to a "glossy purple clot" is a simile which also reinforces this point of violence, as a "clot" creates strong connotations…

…blue/purple colour. If a cell is damaged in a beetroot plant and the membrane is broken, the anthocyanin 'bleeds' from the cells like a dye. It is this characteristic that can be exploited to test which conditions affect the integrity of the cell membrane…

…and brings doubts to Bessy's mind about her future. For how is it that some are made 'to toil and moil all their lives long.... Like dogs' and other to live for 'fine silks and purple.' It's an unanswerable question one more suited for philosophy books but indeed…

…and Detroit families. Al Capone and Detroit's, "Purple Gang," were involved with the illegal transportation and distribution of alcohol during the Prohibition era. Both Capone and the Purple Gang had control over most of the bootlegging in the Midwest…

…with Time-Warner "Cop Killer" which had come to the attention of Tipper gore(6) a decade previous to this controversial movement Tipper Gore as a fan of Prince purchased his 1984 blockbuster album, "Purple Rain," for her then 12-year-old daughter. To Gore's…

…just long enough for me to get a clean diaper on her and change her clothes. Keeping in mind what the weather looked like, I dress her in her purple sweat pant outfit. She is still a little fussy, so I decide it is time to feed her as well. Does Mom know…

…builders and sailors -Phoenicians developed 1st dye "Royal Purple" (only worn by the wealthy) -Phoenicians were 1st to make clear objects of glass -Phoenicians settled in western Fertile Crescent -Phoenicians developed the 22 character alphabet, which…

…, the families involved take it very seriously. Even at the slightest hint of disrespect, a bloody brawl in the streets is the result -"...quench the fire of your pernicious rage with purple fountains issuing from your veins!" Not once throughout the play does…

…with lace and at her neckline she had pinned a purple spray of cloth violets containing a sachet. In case of an accident, anyone seeing her dead on the highway would know at once that she was a lady. (O'Connor 11) By giving the grandmother the great need…