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…was blue and represented defeat and unhappiness, west was black and represented death, and south was white and represented peace, gentleness, and sacred power. The mortal delegate of these points were the Red Man and Woman of the east who gave aid in healing…

…to hide its existence and make it seem invisible thus concealing the fact that a message is being sent altogether. According to the dictionary, steganography (also known as "steg" or "stego") is "the art of writing in cipher, or in characters, which…

…Today I'm going to talk to you about the silent killer. The world's most dangerous, most widely used substance of abuse. Forty-six million Americans are addicted to the invisible drug. It is as addictive as cocaine and heroine, yet its makers continue…

…on in our discussion in showing the main differences between the two poems. Similarly, in William Blake’s "The Sick Rose" the weather also has a great affect on the poem. The poet, William Blake, introduces a storm that comes in the night carrying an invisible…

…bloody and invisible hand Cancel and tear to pieces the great bond Which keeps me pale (III, ii, 46-50) The bond Macbeth refers to is the bond between man and God. In order to commit his deed, he must sever his ties to God. According to Irving Ribner…

…, and a harasser, a man trying to touch the woman where her hands did not cover her, neither the victim nor the oppressor had any facial expression and on the whole the rest of the group did not agree with her simplistic representation. A second female volunteer shaped…

…and lie. It is a being of multiple and fluid identity, visible and invisible at the same time. It is therefore difficult to say in what or in who had really Scottie fallen in love with, and what actually is that "obscure object" of his desire. In such dualism…

…sides of wine's nature. If he chooses, Dionysus can drive a man mad. No normal fetters can hold him or his followers. Dionysus was the son of Zeus and Semele. He was the only god to have a mortal parent. Zeus came to Semele in the night, invisible, felt…

…lays my heart bare. This dying man has time with him, he has an invisible dagger with which he stabs me: Time and my thoughts.” (221) and followed by “But we are emaciated and starved. Our food is bad and mixed up with so much substitution stuff…

…, the first woman, is not only responsible for man’s fall from Eden, but also for all mankind’s toil. What more powerful statement of the male’s supremacy than to create in woman the image of evil, weakness, and temptation? No more is this more painfully…