They are using the tone to get people to drink a true flavored beer. ... The tone was the emotional response to the reminiscing of the childhood fun. ... The whole town came to watch whoever has the strongest arm to win the lemon skittle. ... They fight with an arm wrestling and if you cannot hold your ground you loss in that town. ... The tone is more towards the image of the yellow, lemon, Skittle. ...

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He quickly fled from her, shifting the tone of the story to sorrow. ... The tone changes as Perseus begins this expedition. ... The tone of the story changes for the final time as Perseus names Dictys as the ruler of the land. ... They bring the horse into the town. ... Traces of these myths are scattered throughout our society today. ...

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So, we are fed our opinion of Emily rather than left to create it. ... We come to think of the narrator as the voice of the town as a whole, and we are made to take his word as our own. ... So we are ultimately transformed into citizens of Jefferson through the narrator and through our common feelings of and for Miss Grierson Instead of focusing on actual changes within the main character, Faulkner chooses to concentrate on a change in the town's as well as the reader's opinions of Emily. Each change of our opinion of Emily's character comes through the revelation of some ne...

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Craig Silvey has constructed Charlie in a way that allows us to grasp a deeper understanding on issues that happen in society from 1965 and relate them to our current issues. Silvey has portrayed the characters to show the bigger picture in our great society. ... Jeffrey is constructed to bring a ray of sunlight into the book to lighten the depressing/serious tone. ... Jasper is an Indigenous half-cast who is seen as the outsider of town. ... There are no strong women presented in the novel this is because the town is based around dominant males. ...

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What little town by river or sea-shore, Or mountain-built with peaceful citadel, Is emptied of its folk, this pious morn? And, little town, thy streets for evermore Will silent be; and not a soul, to tell Why thou art desolate, can e'er return. ... The romantic ode evolved from the ancient Greek ode, written in a serious tone to celebrate an event or to praise an individual. ... Do these simple folk come from a little town on a river, a seashore, or a mountain topped by a peaceful fortress. Wherever the town is, it will be forever empty, for all of its inhabitants are here participating i...

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Increasingly, our culture expresses its disillusionment with the promises of the Enlightenment, and seeks truth through its heart rather than its head." ... Ichabod Crane, a scientifically minded constable portrayed masterfully by veteran Burton actor Johnny Depp, is sent to the quiet and dreary town of Sleepy Hollow to solve gruesome murders. ... From there, we have our setup for the rest of the film. ... But thankfully, this is not the case, and rather the Headless Horseman is only a terror to the town of Sleepy Hollow because he is suffering from injustice. ... The rose-colored blood po...

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Contrary to the light, innocent happiness of spring, sexual assault has dark, ominous tone. ... Another reason that Morrison might have included this scene in 'spring' is to set a tone for what happens later in the book. Because spring is regarded as the start of the cycle of seasons, what happens during spring usually sets the tone for what the next year will be like. ... I talk about how I did not plant the seeds too deeply, how it was the fault of the earth, the land, of our town. ... And all of our beauty, which was hers first and which she gave to us. ...

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Our society has created so many expectations of my generation, and generations to come. ... She also says how when her mother is on the phone and she hears Junes name being used the tone is approving, but when she hears her own name all she hears is disappointment in her mother's voice. ... I would remember every time my mother was on the phone with one of her sister she would use such a proud excited tone when talking about my sisters. ... In the story Connie goes out at night quite often, and made me think that she was most likely well know in her town. ... We are often blind to the com...

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The stone angel stood not as a tribute, but rather as a means for self-advancement in the eyes of the town. ... We know they lived in a small town, Manawaka, and that this was a long time ago. ... We then begin learning about the personality of our main character, Hagar. ... However, Hagar never again compares this description to herself, providing our first insight into her character, that she does not truly see who she is, that she believes she is above others. ... This presents us with an image of life before the cemetery, before the town, before Hagar's life, and her parent's...

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The silence was suddenly interrupted by a cell phone ring and all of us began digging in our pockets for our phones because no one remembered their tone, it was Michelle's, who at this point was smokin'! ... By the tone of her voice I knew not to ask questions and offered to get her a cab to leave because I was too drunk to drive. ... It seemed familiar to me, It was the street of the town I grew up in, only it was really gloomy and the street was a cold morning-blue with gray fog. ... I was now watching the evening from the second the waitress brought us our first drinks. ... W...

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The Hog Farmers were vital for setting the right tone for the festival. ... The hot dog stands were running low-later, they would burn down-and even in nearby towns like Ellenville, stores were running and selling out of food fast. ... The Wallkin town board (original site) suddenly withdrew the permission to hold the concert, now they were without a place to hold it. ... Most stores in the neighboring towns 3 were shut down and/or sold out. ... First they had to worry about the roads, it was the first time in our nations history that any group of people have closed down a major highway to the...

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When a hissing sound from space was amplified, the whole town became like zombies. "The whole town went nuts For no reason at all, all the cars pulled up to the curb like there was a hook and ladder going by. ... Another example of total disregard for life and property due to the mind shackling is found on (pg 182), "Susan and I arrived just in time to join the cheering as a big elm crashed down on our sedan. ... I feel Vonnegut is starkly against excessive force because of the tone of each peace of writing. ...

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From the first settlement to present day, our country has seen numerous wars, reformations, religious and social movements. ... Bands of Indians would invade towns, killing, burning, and capturing the settlers. ... France, Germany, and Italy were big influences, but this became a literature of our own. ... This passage shows Rip's confusion upon entering a town that is familiar to him, though quite different. ... There was a busy, bustleing, disputatious tone about it, instead of the accustomed phlegm and drowsy tranquillity. ...

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From the first settlement to present day, our country has seen numerous wars, reformations, religious and social movements. ... Bands of Indians would invade towns, killing, burning, and capturing the settlers. ... France, Germany, and Italy were big influences, but this became a literature of our own. ... This passage shows Rip's confusion upon entering a town that is familiar to him, though quite different. ... There was a busy, bustleing, disputatious tone about it, instead of the accustomed phlegm and drowsy tranquillity. ...

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At the end of the war in Europe Patton looses command of the 3rd Army because of his attitude towards the Russian allies and we see our hero sullenly walking his dog into the sunset. ... The newsreels are again used during Patton's European campaign with his 3rd Army as they liberate town after town through out France and into Germany including his relief of Bastogne. ... (Finke, 13-14) These problems with his remarks and the press were well documented in historical accounts as well as in the Movie tone newsreels in the film itself. ... I personally would recommend that it be show...

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In high school, there was nothing better to do in a small town, so when the weekend arrived you would grab your closest friends and head out to the back forty to party. ... Finally we made our way out of town talking, laughing, and joking the whole way. ... As we continued down the road delivering paper after paper, our conversation got a little deeper. ... He replied with a confused tone. ...

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George "Shorty" Snowden was asked by Fox Movie Tone News what his new dance step was and he replied, "The Lindy!" ... With all of the following advantages he took the best dancers and together they represented The Savoy in dance contests around town. ... It was on Movie Tone News and he said referring to the Lindy dancers, "They look like Jitterbugs." ... There are so many benefits that swing has brought to our culture and time period its mind blowing. ...

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As for the action, the only on-stage one is confined to the silent narration, for the narrating urn is mute and silent, and from here springs the first paradox of the scene-stanza 1 the moment the curtain opens: Thou still unravish"d bride of quietness, Thou foster-child of silence and slow time, Sylvan historian, who canst thus express A flowery tale more sweetly than our rhyme The setting, as the trend is in every scene-stanza of the play poem, comes divided into an external setting_ where the metanarrator observes the narrator in bewildered admiration, thus shedding light on the ...

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This led her to become "a professional lecturer for the abolitionist movement and was supported by various anti-slavery societies as she traveled from town to town, lecturing and reading her poems" (Bloom, 66). ... His lightest words has been a tone Of music round her heart, Their lives a streamlet blent in one-- Oh, Father! ... "Jamie's Puzzle" There was grief within our household Because of a vacant chair. Our mother, so loved and precious, No longer was sitting there. Our hearts grew heavy with sorrow, Our eyes with tears were blind, And little Jamie was wondering, W...

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The truth is that in this day of super high technology and thousands of resources at our fingertips that thoroughly explain the meanings behind just about everything Jesus said, this view would hinge on borderline ignorance. First of all, Jesus never intended for us to take particular quote from his teachings, tirelessly dissect it in search of a literal meaning, and then make a final decision regarding our salvation. ... He knew, even then, the probabilities of human nature to make money and material things our God. Ultimately taking all our attention and focus off of the Lord. ... We...

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The Country Wife has been approached with much controversy since its original publishing for its sexually explicit subject matter and moral tone. ... He locks Margery in her room out of jealousy to keep her ignorant of the social outings about town in an attempt to more easily control her for his pleasure. ... Our relish (or disgust) at Lady Fidgets toyling and moiling is intensified by such obtuse remarks as Lady Squeamishs that Horner is as pretty harmless company for a Lady, as a Snake without his teeth (328). ...

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One day while visiting a near-by town, Nick saw her strolling down the street. ... He looked her dead in the eyes and said in a deep and romantic tone, "Are you ready to marry me yet?... Every time you had a day off though it was our time together. ... You both will always remain in our lives. You have given us so much knowledge that we will use to raise our children. ...

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In addition to this the natives were our trading partners. ... Eventually these settlements were not only trading posts but also actual settlements with women and children, and soon became small towns and even cities. ... (Brinkley, p. 35) This little skirmish is known as Bacon's Rebellion and it set the tone for relations between the whites and the natives. ... Throughout the history of our nation, Native Americans gave up their land to whites and their "Manifest Destiny." ... (Brinkley, p. 140) In summation, no book and/or paper could attempt to justify or compensate the grave ...

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We all have entered this world not knowing our purpose in life. However, most of us are blessed with the opportunity to choose what we will like to do with our lives. ... In a world where our parents/guardians or family members are our main teachers and role models, it is hard to cooperate without them. ... However, the tone and mood will alter due to the different personalities and opinions. ... While the students are in class, Miss Emily refers to Norfolk, a town off the coast of Virginia, as the lost corner. ...

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His reply reflects the tone of the times. ... Shame on us" As human beings we all are subject to our own feelings of prejudice. ... They range from; Sheryl being an only child, to a dictator style practice camp run by coach Boone, to Alexandria being depicted as a town torn apart by racial tension, to a brick thrown through coach Boone's window, to the Titans underdog implications, to the championship game itself. ...

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