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I don't know of any symbols that specifically mean respect. Plus, various symbols and shapes mean different things in different cultures. But symbols work by association, so you could make a symbol that means respect for you in your circumstance. Respect means "to look back at" or even "re-look." So, a pair of spectacles, a eyeglass, binoculars, etc. could all be more literal symbols. A rearview mirror might be interesting. Choose something meaningful to you.

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That means you no longer have any secrets; and try to resolve the situation.

The term originates from people playing cards, when all the cards were put down on the table then you knew who the winner was.

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Relative to Christianity, Jesus Is Our Model! Archetype is not specifically in the bible yet taking into consideration archetype is an original model of a person, ideal example, or a prototype upon which others are copied, patterned, or emulated; a symbol ... Jesus Christ was the only person to ever be sinless; He was the ultimate archetype of humanity because Christians should pursue a Christlike persona. 2 Peter 3:18 (NKJV)

18 but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

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The archetypal of a vacuum cleaner would be about ten times bigger than the model used now.

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Traditionally, the Shield of David (or Magen David) represented King David's shield, though this is only a legend. It arose as a Jewish symbol in the Middle Ages and today represents the Nation of Jews all over the world.
It is the symbol of Judaism religion.

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Your question is in the category of chemistry. But if you are talking about English, then they are the plot, an event, a character, a setting, or an object.

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MY painting is an archetype for Mona Lisa Smiles.

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An archetype is an original model of something upon which all further examples are modelled or emulated.

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well Merlin can be seen as a mentor, and a companion, to both Uther Pendragon and Arthur.

Arthur can be seen as a mentor for the people. He is a noble king that uses his power for the good of the people.

Beaumains/ Sir Gareth can be seen as the Initiate Hero, or Hero Incognito, because he rises from nothing into a very noble knight that rescues a damsel in distress, after honorably fighting the Red, Green, and Black knights, as well as Sir Persuant in the Knight of the Kitchen.

Sir Mordred is the malevolent nature, nightmare, beast, fury, or monster.

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It's usually pronounced: arkee-TYPE-el

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There are hundreds of archetypes in Les Miserables. Some include:

Light and darkness- these archetypes are expressed throughout the book. An example is when Bienvienu gives Jean the silver candlesticks. The color silver is light. Bienvieu is giving goodness, and hope to Jean.

The Devil Figure- The devil figure in Les Miserables can be thought of to be the Therdinanders. They are described as souless and evil people. They are selfish and all they want it money

The Divine Child- Cosette is the divine child. She is innocent and she didn't let her time spent with the Therdianders transfrom her into a horrible person. She also saves Jean from becoming a criminal again. Jean now had something to live for.

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Many, many meanings. The lotus flower is one of the most ancient and deepest symbols of our planet. The lotus flower grows in muddy water and rises above the surface to bloom with remarkable beauty. At night the flower closes and sinks underwater, at dawn it rises and opens again. Untouched by the impurity, lotus symbolizes the purity of heart and mind.

The roots of a lotus are in the mud, the stem grows up through the water, and the heavily scented flower lies pristinely above the water, basking in the sunlight. This pattern of growth signifies the progress of the soul from the primeval mud of materialism, through the waters of experience, and into the bright sunshine of enlightenment.

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Home- the denotation of the word "home" is where someone lives, the connotation of home, on the other hand is a warm place where you feel safe and loved. "Where we love is home, home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts." -Oliver Wendell Holmes. This quote shows the connotation of home.

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The basic contention isthat literary expression is an unconscious product of the collective experience of the entire species. As such, literature is, therefore, integrally related with a man's cultural past.

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A majority of the similarities between Huck and the archetype of a hero or in the steps of a hero's journey. the hero's journey is broken down into three parts departure, initiation, and return.

Within the section of departure Huck meets three of the typical characteristics of a hero's journey, the call to adventure which is something that represents a sign that the hero's life will be changing, this is seen when Huck sees Pap's boot print in the snow early in the novel. The next part is "the belly of the whale" or a trial where the hero must use his unique abilities to progress, i.e. Huck's escape from Pap's Cabin. Then Huck "crosses the threshold" entering a new world, in this book the river is the threshold to new worlds.

Next is initiation where most of the similarities are found. first is the road of trials which is basically the hero's pursuit of an ultimate goal that matures him and reveals unrealized potential, this is Huck's journey with Jim to get him to freedom, Huck matures from seeing Jim as a slave to seeing him as human and a friends. Temptation away from the path is a hero is asked to join a dark or evil side which Huck encounters when he has the chance to give Jim up but lies to protect him. Next is

atonement with father which actually means a parental figure guides the hero on his journey, in Huck Finn Jim is this parental figure. The final section of initiation is Apotheosis or a realization of the essence of life, Huck goes through this when he knows he must free Jim because he knows everyone else is wrong about slavery and he is right.

The last stage of a hero's journey is return, Huck only fulfils one of this stages standards and that is refusal to return, in the last pages of the book Miss Watson wants Huck to come home but for Huck the river is the only home he loves.

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Not at the moment, no. But they are likely to be released in the next set after Starstrike blast, Storm of Ragnarok. Do some research on yugioh.wikia to find out more.

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Brotherly Love Overcomes Our Depressions,and it stands for one nation,Black, White,ect...,Under GOD and THE RED FLAG

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==new answer== In dreams a bird in flight represents subconscious thoughts which are part of how the subconscious mind re-creates from our thoughts consciously. Since our dreams give us our current state of consccious awareness coded in the universal language of mind, this dream will represent a a change taking place in some habit or habitual way of thinking. A diving bird is usually about to get some food. Food is knowledge.

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An analogy is a comparison between two dissimilar things made to clarify a point or create an image.

In a poem called "In Spring" by Samuel Johnson:

He compares animals that can blend in with their surrounding to people who are able to appreciate and be inspired by the objects around them.

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A character in a book that is outcasted from society because of differences. This character does not have to be bad, just a loner.

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Charlotte Smith (1749- 1806) was a literary dynamo who could rightfully be considered the Mother of English Romanticism. In fact, all of the men who are deemed the Fathers of Romanticism made pilgramages to meet her; learned from her, and in many cases borrowed from her works. Wordsworth made it a point to be presented to her; scholarly research is only now beginning to call attention to the echoes of Smith's sonnets in his verse. William Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft were friends of Smith's, and Godwin sent at least one play to her to review. Smith even babysat for Mary Godwin (Shelley) on one occasion! Sir Walter Scott noted upon Smith's death in 1806 that the debt English literature owed to Charlotte Smith would never be properly acknowledged or remembered. Sadly, history has proved him correct these past 200 years. Charlotte Smith wrote poems, plays, novels, histories and translations--mored than 63 volumes of published works. In the decade from 1789-1799 was the most popular and best-selling author of the day! Her poetry ushered in the era of "sensibility", melancholy and the autobiographical in verse which later would be made so famous by Byron, Shelley and Keats. Her work in fiction produced novels which ran the gamut from the heroine-centered (an influence on the young Jane Austen who mentions her repeatedly in letters and in her novels), political, gothic, all the way to epistolary. Charles Dickens' scene in A Tale of Two Cities of a Parisian carriage which runs over a poor child without bothering to stop comes right out of Smith's Desmond. Smith was a passionate supporter of the French Revolution and was instrumental in calling attention to the plight of the French emigres or refugees of the war which arrived by the boatload after the Reign of Terror began. She cried out against arranged marriages, primogeniture and the laws which made women and children property. Her voice was one that was heeded as laws and customs changed in the 19th century. Smith, though long buried as one of the female "novel writing horde" of the late 18th century, is in reality one of its major figures and a true pioneer in many genres and styles.

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"µm" is the scientific symbol for micrometers (µ is the Greek lowercase letter "mu").