Brutus undergoes a battle with himself in which he struggles over the question of what good he will be doing for the people of Rome. Opportunely, he is reminded of how much of a tyrant Caesar was when Caesar said, "I could be well moved, if I were as you; If I could pray to move prayers would move me. ... After Caesar had been sacrificed for the wellbeing of Rome, Brutus addressed the people in the town square as to why his murder had taken place. ... Brutus shows excellent headship using pathos to relate to the crowds emotions and gain favor of the people of Rome as a true leader should. ... ...

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The theme of the story is that of the plague of social bigotry of the people of the South in the time of desegregation. O"Connor suggests to us, not only in the title but, throughout this short story that people often resist to growing away from egoism towards self-awareness and love for all humankind that is so necessary for life to converge in equality. ... He takes refuge in dreaming of his grandfather's magnificent old plantation house because "all the neighborhoods they had lived in had been a torment to him-" He gloomily proclaims, "Some day I"ll start making money", even though h...

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However, a young girl moves in next door to Guy. ... The people in the city had no warning. ... When Beatty is about to be killed by Guy, Beatty does no try to move or jump away. ... Most people stopped reading books long before they were ever burned. ... As conclusion, the best solution is to change people's lifestyle, to slow it down, so that people will have time to think. ...

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Are the stories of Jesus" life death and ressurection true. Well through ancient documents and modern archialegy we know for a fact that Jesus the man actually existed, but the question is did he really die. Further more if he died did he actually resurrect. The answers to this is yes and the...

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He struggles with everyday life, because he is of a different ethnic group then most of the people around him. ... Thus kills him on the inside because he sees other people around him either making an impact on the world, and/or people completely content and happy with whom they are. ... In many ways this was the only way the story could end, it allowed Henry to get the peace he deserved and allowed Lyman to move on with his life, no ! ... "I was hated by large numbers of people."... George will move on with his life and be able to cope and deal with these conflicts. ...

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Instead of being moved by Christ's suffering or awed by his sacrifice, I felt abused by a filmmaker's intent on punishing an audience, for who knows what sins." ... There are so many people always complaining about being offended by words or actions, and it would be easy just to group all these people together and classify them all as whiners. ... No one comes out of this move hating the Jews there always will be, demented bigots amongst us."... Many people do not understand that the movie depicts a historical text and not anti-Semitism. ... This is said by the Jewish high priest, ...

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But who helped shape our world, who moved people to action, who prompted reforms? ... Very few people chose to follow their hearts like Luther and Elizabeth for fear of rejection and failure. ... The approval of people around them was not very necessary to act on what they believed in. ... Two people, Elizabeth and Luther, were on one way or another radicals, risk-takers or controversial figures who helped shape our society and made our world today much richer....

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Like most of the western farmers, they pack up and move to California. ... He tells Tom that he has been listening very closely to the people lately. He decides to try and show the people that they are being taken advantage of and leads a strike. ... Also, by the end of the book he is forced to go because of his temper and he tells Ma that he is going to be like Casey and help people. In conclusion, The Grapes of Wrath did an excellent job in showing how people, when forced to do things and live in different environments, can change; some for the better, and some for the worse. ...

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He set up an ideal government for his people and conquered many lands, expanding his kingdom. ... His concept of Dharma provided his people with a common, compassionate way of life and curtailed war and suffering. ... He was tolerant of all religions and allowed his people to worship freely. ... To guard against local rebellions, Shi Huangdi outlawed private possession of arms and ordered hundreds of thousands of prominent or wealthy families from the conquered states to move to the capital. ...

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John Irving was trying to tell people to think, or even rethink, about their stance on faith. ... The relationship bears many similarities to that of God and his people. ... This occurrence is very symbolic of Jesus giving his life to save the sinful people that comprise Christianity. ... Those that are against the war love the people that are being sent away to fight and they don't want to see them get hurt. ... I do not think it moved the way John Irving intended it to, but it moved me all the same. ...

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He soon learned how to become accustomed into persuading people into what he believed. ... People get into the role or the character their costume shows, and sometimes people get caught up in the drama. ... He started out by wanting power, (to be chief); then he got some power (over the choir) and his passion moved to hunting a pig; so as soon as he had killed a pig all of his attention was turned to gaining the position of chief; and when he was shut down, he moved all his attention to getting more people; then turned to raiding camps; then the brutal tortures of his fellow comrades &...

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The people who Jerry lives with are not what one would call normal'. ... They are much happier to let people see the towering skyscrapers and bustling city streets, yet these citizens are kept out of sight. ... The audience would feel trapped because the play is only one scene long, so they cannot move. ... As the play progresses, Peter would move along the bench, so that when Jerry tries to push him off, Peter is nearer to Centre Stage. ... Their lives, their families' lives and their lives in co-existence with their families and other people....

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They get through the war and move to Pennsylvania. The Meekers were fictional people in the story, but there were many historical people in it. Some famous people involved in the story were General Putnam and Colonel Read. ... The plot is very believable and is very much like how people would have felt and lived during the war. ... People have little money and are barely managing to survive. ...

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In his writings, Updike liked to write about normal people struggling with realizations of the world around them. ... The couch is thrown out in the barn when they move, creating a sense of loss. ...

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Holden wants to let go of things in his past, and people will not let him forget. ... Sometimes the past is something that you want to let go of and you only want to move forward. Everyone makes mistakes in life and can only move forward from them. ...

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Although the basis is in Conrad's personal experiences, he moves away from an autobiography. ... The effect in both cases is to weaken the connection with Conrad's own experience and to move away from African specificities. ... (Adelman 28) Marlow is one of the few people in the novel to realize the truth of this statement, the only other being Kurtz. ...

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He could not identify himself into any group of people. ... Many people would have lost out on enjoying Asher's works if he had blocked out his gift. ... People often view artists as freaks, or strange loners without any sense of direction in life. ... Gaugain also hated the missionaries, which came to Tahiti to clean it up and later moved to the Marquesas Islands. ...

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"O brave new world that has such people in it. ... After being denied permission to move to Iceland with Bernard and Helmholtz, John finds a secluded lighthouse to live in. ... People and governments have been fighting the issue of cloning for years. ... "O brave new world that has such people in it" ...

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In order to make the eventual move to the camps more fluidly, the Germans had uprooted the Jews from their homes and relocated them to two "ghettos" - sections of town patrolled by Hungarian police and enclosed by barbed wire (p. 9). ... The famine that these people endured is truly one of the most inhumane acts I could ever imagine. ... Towards the end of their stay, we learn that Elie has moved on to loading heavy stones onto railway wagons (p. 70). ...

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He made Peter a better person, unless he is a total @&#% then Peter will appreciate more people, he will no longer take things for granted, he will go home and wake up the next mourning and his breakfast will taste better than ever before. ... Although the bench does become more involved (Jerry elbowing Peter and telling him to move other) it still remains he same thing in the same place, what it represents come from the outside with Jerry claiming it as his. ... With out the playwrights its obvious, but with out the actors the plays would never happen and not many people would want to read t...

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This might seem to be a weakness, but it is in fact a vehicle for Frear to move the present plot forward. ... Instead of perpetually feeling sorry for himself and blaming other people, he starts acknowledging his own failings. ...

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After world war two, there was a move within literature from an early symbolistic style, to a development of the poetic voice. ... In 1950, the decade in which this poem was written, only ten percent of the British people attended church. ...

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Many people get bored with the traditional ways of life, where you talk, dress, and act the same as everyone else. ... If one cannot win, then he may start a new game- a game of rebellion- where you rebel against what the majority of people around you are doing. ... When people from the in-crowd show up to school wearing them, they just make the great shoes look bad. ... He must ignore what the people around him will say, because he is the " oh so rebellious Bob", and he doesn't give a shit about what other people think. ... Just be careful, because you may eventually end up regretting yo...

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It was no longer for a limited group of people. ... That line seems like it makes our eyes move in circular motion. ... Degas is interested in the working class people. These people were disregarded by the traditionalists. ... He does not express sympathy with the poor people. ...

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In today's society farmers are some of the most important people in the work industry. ... They owed a lot of money to many different people. ... I guess Luke's grandparents really liked the house they were staying, but I think anyone wise would have known to move away from that bad land a long time ago. ... I think this because they depend on other people for work and the people their depending on in this novel aren't the smartest. ... I think this is the reason why many people dreamed of getting away from the farm. ...

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