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…. In both film and book, these symbols represent the protagonist's human spirit, longing for community, and ultimate rebirth. The first important symbol is a bird named Jake, the pet of an inmate at Shawshank prison. Jake represents the struggle of the human…

…. This is perhaps a foreshadowing of the characters and a statement about the nature of all men. Right away it is obvious that the girl was the object of his adolescent desires. In fact, he was obsessed with her. He watched her every morning, followed her to school…

…as commodity she is nineteenth years old. It is the time for her to marry. In her previous travels she met a man named Edward Rosier. He felt in love with her. Fortunate for Edward Rosier Pansy likes him a lot. She agreed to marry him only if her father will agree…

…in an elaborate game of seduction. Grieving the recent death of her fiancé, Catherine longs for love so deeply that she will settle for the illusion of it. Her passion, even though pretended, wakens a desire for emotional interaction in Henry, whom the war has left…

…. This meant that the Indians now had little, if any, protection against the white settlers that desired their land. However, when the Cherokees brought their case to the Supreme Court, they were told that they could not sue on the basis that they were not a foreign…

…, it forces everyone to question what makes us all human. This topic is controversial since it affects moral values of human beings and animals alike. Five years ago, scientists in Scotland announced the birth of the first cloned sheep named Dolly. Scientists have…

…When one mentions the name Lowell High School, one woulda think of academic excellence and first-class education. The students all enter Lowell High School by placing tremendous effort into their academic studies. The motive of the students is to attain…

…, and therefore, the desired employment will be given to someone with a better wardrobe and personal appearance management. Outcome for that would be the employers cast by appearance rather than anything else (McRobbie 23). With that in mind, people can't help…

…. The narrator remarks that "her name sprang to my lips at moments in strange prayers." Her image and vision was now controlling his prayers and the girl is the only God that he now acknowledges within his narrow vanity filled view of the world. Also the narrator…

…began studying at Plato's Academy. He stayed there for about 20 years but moved away when his mentor, Plato, died. After marrying, Aristotle moved to the Macedonian capital, where he tutored a young man named Alexander (the Great). When Alexander went…