The plane worked they took him back to there place and started finding out information about him. As they took the iron mask off His hair was all over his face and couldn't really see his face. Athos asked why he was sent there and what his name was. He told him that a lady would call him Philip. Also that he was tooken from his home and in jailed. His mother was told that Philip died at birth.
They told Philip he was in Prison because he was the oldest of the twines and the he was to become king of Paris but his brother sent him away. .
Now the plane was to capture the king and put Philip in his place. So for the next couple of days he was educated about how the king acts like what he wore, what rooms were his and how to act in front of his people. For they were going to do there plane at the ball. .
Athos and the other men sent the king The Iron Mask and a letter to his mother saying her son Philip was not dead. She ran to the church to pray for forgiveness has she was there Dartania was there and ask what was wrong for he cared for her like no other.
The day came it was the night of the ball. The king was there with one of his ladies and so were Philip and the other three Musketeers all with the iron mask showing the king it every time he was to look their way. The king was confused he asks his lady if she saw the mask for he thought he was seeing things. The lady looked at him in a weird way and she told him "why yes this is a ball every one is wearing mask".
The king Leaves the ball and goes to his room every one is shocked but Dartania tells them to proceed and he went to check on him the king didn't want to talk. He laid on his bed with his eyes shut. That's when their plane went in to action. Athos and Aramis hit the king upside his head and gagged him and dressed Philip in his clothes and send Philip to his chair.
The Man In The Iron Mask is about two twins named King Louis and Phillipe living in the 1600's in Paris. ... So they put Phillipe in jail and made him wear a iron mask to cover his identity. ... The Man In The Iron Mask is about a French king named king Louis. ... He has a twin brother named Phillipe who is locked away in a dungeon, wearing a big iron mask. ...
The three classical civilizations used sculptures for prayer, murals for entertainment, and masks for ceremonial dances. ... One mural shows Zeus as a strong and mighty man holding a thunderbolt. In Africa masks with different types of faces and colors on them were symbolized as a link between the living and the dead. ... One mask called the buffalo mask is a large mask with different shades of brown, big eye holes, and a long snout. ... It was made with marble and iron. ...
The movie "Mask" however, displayed the generosity of bikers and however contrary to public opinion, was the "true" bikers. One viewer states, "Mask, shows the real biker better then any other movie I have seen."... (Honda) An Enquire News article reporting the shooting of a young man is a perfect example of the portrayal of the stereotypical image of the biker community. The printed article claimed the victim was an "Iron Coffin" member, making the entire incident look at if it was related to a biker's club gang war. ... (Iron Coffin, Enquire News) In other incidents across our country...
Also, another highlight of African art is the mask. The African mask has great cultural and traditional significance. ... Meanwhile, masks were used as a symbol during celebrations, initiations, war preparation, peace and trouble times, and masks are worn by a chosen or initiated dancer. The masks often represent a spirit and it is strongly believed that the spirit of his ancestors possesses the person wearing the mask. ... A wise man or translator normally accompanies him during the ritual. ...
In Things Fall Apart, by Chinua Achebe, an African man by the name of Okonkwo. ... He would be a hard worker and an honored man. ... "Okonkwo's gun had accidentally exploded and a piece of iron had pierced the boy's heart." ... One of their rituals involves men putting on masks which are believes to hold the spirits of their tribe. During one of the tribe's rituals, a Christians pulls off a tribe member's mask, therefore killing the spirit. ...
In this book the reader is shown how the character Chas starts out as a fairly average 14 year old boy and turns (later on in this book) into a brave young man fighting for his country. ... Calmly, full of murder Chas picked up his gas mask case and swung it. ... The gas mask case dented dramatically. Boddser crashed into the corrugated iron fence. ...
Arthur Dimmesdale is known to be the ˜perfect' example of a pious man. ... As the book progresses, Dimmesdale wears his religious mask and tries to cover up his sin and growing pain. ... Although, the narrator points out indirectly that Dimmesdale is a person of self-harm as he explains that "Crime is for the iron-nerved, who have their choice either to endure it, or, if it press too hard, to exert their fierce and savage strength " (Hawthorne 274). ...
She is sent out into the world on her own after being at a boarding school, and ends up a governess for a wealthy man, then escapes to take sanctuary with a missionary and his sisters. ... Rochester is a learned man, is very worldly, and Jane respects that, for she places quite the emphasis on education, and learning, as she is a governess. ... Such as when he is talking to Jane at the very end, and he makes himself out to be the worst man in the world compared to St. ... Compare these clear eyes with red balls of yonder "this face with that mask "this form with that bulk '- ...
