Introduction The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring is an Action/Adventure film with a total running time of 178 minutes, which was officially released on December the 19th of 2001. ... The ring is actually very powerful and was created by a dark lord Sauron to rule all of middle earth, which was lost to its creator and is being lusted by a dark wizard, Saruman (Christopher Lee), who has nothing but evil intentions. ... Scene Analysis The scene chosen from this epic film was scene number #17, "The Breaking of the Fellowship-. ... The editing of the battle scene was heavil...

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The Hobbit Book Analysis This analysis essay is over the book, The Hobbit. ... Tolkien situated many different kinds of characters into this story. ... Gandalf was a very interesting character. ... I think it was a kind of book once read that you almost have to read all of Tolkien's books, such as The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion, Lost Tales, and Forgotten Tales. I also noticed reading this book, again, that you have a much greater appreciation for it after you read The Lord of the Rings and a few other books that are dealing with the same world and a few of the same character...

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"The Battle of Evermore- In their song "The Battle of Evermore,"" Led Zeppelin tells of a battle occurring without a given place and time, but names very specific subjects involved in the story giving reference to the Lord of the Rings novel, written by J.R.R. ... Although never explicitly stating the actual names of characters and events that take place, Zeppelin describes them in such a way as to parallel many particular aspects of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, proving that the influence of this song was both the plot and the characters from the novels. ... The next character, the "Pr...

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Analysis of the theme of Acting in The Taming of the Shrew In William Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew, the theme of acting is apparent throughout the course of the play. ... The Lord's servants are to treat Sly as if he was royalty, and because of this the beggar actually begins to believe that he is a Lord. "Upon my life, I am a lord indeed." ... In the beginning of the play Kate appears rude, cruel, and terrifying to all of the characters. ... This rings true in The Taming of the Shrew, because what you see is not always what you get....

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During his trials, including, temptation at the hands of a woman, the character grows from adolescent awkwardness and foolishness to the ideal Christian knight. ... Though Gawain regularly interacts with characters, such as Lord Bertilak and his wife, and the Green Knight, his meetings are typically brief and shallow. ... Lady Bertilak outwardly appears to be a dynamic and important character. ... Her character sparks no long-term feelings of passion, desire, or even loss from Gawain. ... " It seems out of character for Gawain to spend his day lying around in bed. ...

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SWOT Analysis Strengths We believe Wizards of the Coast has the following strengths: 1. ... Harry Potter books, The Lord of the Rings movies) as a springboard for increased awareness/ additional product offerings. 3. ... Analysis Wizards of the Coast has been successful in building off of the popularity of Magic. ... Afterward Following our analysis of the company's situation and our subsequent recommendations, we researched what had actually taken place between the publication of the book and our project. ... Subsequent to this, the company announced another deal with Major Leagu...

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It was the only way that Wilde could arrive at an analysis of his passions. ... The Picture of Dorian Gray is Oscar Wilde's autobiography and there is a good part of Wilde's personality in each of the three characters. The gods had given Oscar Wilde everything, rank, wealth (Lord Henry Wotton), brains, art (Basil Hallward), and good looks (Dorian Gray), attributes these he suffered, suffered terribly. ... The Picture of Dorian Gray, as its analysis reveals, is a dedication to his life. ... It was not till they had examined the rings that they recognized who it was. ...

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This tragic event somehow falls right into place where Victor had been practising his vows after messing up at the wedding rehearsal in the woods where he had finally said the vows correctly and placed the ring on Emily's finger which at the time appeared to look like an uprooted twig. ... Lord Barkus enters the church demanding the money of Victoria`s family and is furious when he discovers that she has none. Emily sees Lord Barkus and confronts him when she remembers that he was her fiancee that killed her for her jewels and money. ... She gets inspired from many of the characters from...

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The starting point for my analysis is the definition of genre derived from French meaning type or kind. ... The characters also wear sunglasses and some carry weapons. ... Clearly as the posters depict a similar genre, there are key similarities such as both films are sequels, so both make use of pre-existing characters My genre analysis focuses on the action adventure and fantasy genres. ... Films such as "Lord of the Rings" provide an excellent example of the typical signifiers for the fantasy genre; Gandalf - a wizard, the battle between good and evil over middle earth, orcs elves hobbit...

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This information was very fun to incorporate to my Real World Analysis assignment of how Stevie "morphed" into a Power Ranger due to the bodily response of his adrenaline. ... Nurture Analysis as it made me think about how I got my personal traits such as hard-working, which through this I discovered was both nature and nurture due to my family and adapting to the friends I've grown up with. ... In his experiment, he would rang a bell and feed his dog soon after resulting in the dog developing a conditioned response in which it would always salivate after it heard the bell rin...

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Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. ... The feminist reader should identify with female characters and their concerns. The object is to provide a critique of phallocentric assumptions and an analysis of patriarchal visions or ideologies inscribed in a literature that is male-centered and male-dominated. ... (i) "Feminist critique," - examining how women characters are portrayed, exposing the patriarchal ideology implicit in the so-called classics, and demonstrating that attitudes and traditions reinforcing systematic masculine dominance are inscribed in the literary canon. ... The Socio-Politi...

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This myth of Sati and Shiva remarkably ponders two aspects of this particular custom: Sati's sacred character as being loyal to her husband and attachment of Sati's life to her divine husband Shiva. ... In order to point out how Indian women were oppressed and disregarded in society, one needs to expand his/her analysis of Sati custom beyond myths and linguistic approaches. ... Because husband means lord at the same time, there is so much obedience and dependence upon men. ... In fact, in a conversation between mythological characters Sandili and Sumana, when asked by Sumana how s...

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Mr Birling has hopes of gaining a knighthood, due to his services as a magistrate and as Lord Mayor, which he sees as a way of climbing the social ladder to the lower rungs of the aristocracy. ... After the inspector's visit we can see which of the characters have learned their lesson from what the inspector has said and which are in denial, clinging their old beliefs and showing no sense of remorse. The characters' conversations after the Inspector's departure show the contrasting attitudes between the older and younger generations. ... The fact that she did this shows that sh...

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For this reason I will discuss certain magical characters of A Midsummer Night's Dream in separate chapters. ... The fairies interact with each other, but also with other characters in the play. ... I will start with a general analysis of the topic related to Shakespeare's text. ... However, according to Michael Taylor the fairies do not merely function in the play as an explanatory phenomenon for the human world and natural occurrences, but as characters equal in existence to the lovers. ...

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