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…will store up in his ghostly heart" (101). Nick sees a flicker of doubt cross Gatsby's face after he has reunited with Daisy. He guesses that it must be because, after five years of separation, the real Daisy probably falls short of Gatsby's dream vision of her…

…the company from a Balrog. The rest of the party continues on to Lorien, the forest of the Galadrim elves, where the Lady Galadriel tests their hearts and gives them gifts to help them on the quest. From there, they go down the Anduin River by boat. When they must…

…through one modern novel "heart of darkness", this novel told us of a man who's mind had either been possessed or fallen to illness, but either way due to this the real "Kurtz" mind (spirit ) had been taken away from the body before he died so his partner…

…homicidal danger. This is a brief synopsis of the rampage that took place on December 26, 2000 and the warning signs that his employer should have taken to heart. December 26, 2000 started out as a normal day at work. Most of the employees who had come…

…. The struggle to survive, to simply exist, is all that concerns me now. Until recently, I haven't seen another human since the first dark days when this nightmare began. I remember it as if it happened just yesterday. I was awakened in the middle of the night…

…that is prominent in both of these pieces is the innate evil of women. In Air 2 of "Beggars Opera" , Filch sing of the power of seduction that women hold and it's wicked ways. He attest to the fact that women "trick us of our money with our hearts" and that men pay…

…. At the beginning of the novel, Nick, the narrator, notices Gatsby as he "stretched out his arms toward the dark water in a curious way" (Fitzgerald 25). Gatsby's reaching toward the green light from Daisy's side of the town symbolizes his futile attempt in winning back…

…. The mountain's own blood was put into the suit he wore. The sitter on the left wore a dark yellow jacket, whose tone jumped to the eye. The jacket emitted a radiance that drew the attention and opinion of all, but the lift sitter was content his choice of non…

…. It is a clear image that the speaker captures and traps within his memory like a snapshot of a joyful time. In the last stanza "And then my heart with pleasure fills, / And dances with the daffodils" (Wordsworth 1191), the speaker also tells us that whenever he…

…to the story's inevitable climax. In the sequence of ballroom dances that form the heart of the picture, the camera plays against the sumptuous surroundings to create a vortex of time that embodies Madame de's progress from frivolity to tragedy without her ever…