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Feeds off of inasents

No

Persepolis was written by Marjane Sarapi, who was born in Iran but is French.

Exposition

Details of employee

a. E.Code

b. Name of employee

c. Date of birth d. Designation

e. CTC

f. Address for communication

g. Permanent address

h. Contact number

i. Blood group

j. Maximum qualification

k. Extra qualification

l. Total Experience

M. Salary structure

N. New Joinees

O. Resigned employees

nope. evaluation and reporting stages comes after synthesis :)

She invites him into her garden

imagery

The mother goes to jail for abusing David.

Venice.............

In my reading, the story The Spider's Thread has three themes. First, at its basic level, it talks about the cold-heartedness of the central character, Kandata, which practically reinforce what some scholars would say as the usual theme of Ryunosuke in almost all, if not all, of his works, that is the darker side of man. Second, it talks about man's pursuit of "paradise," and lastly, the wide gap of the two kinds of people found in society-the powerful or the dominant ones and the weak or the lesser ones, of which, I think, is the general theme of the story.

To begin with, the usual theme of the author is depicted in this particular story. The descriptions given to the central character and to hell are pieces of proof of this. Kandata, on one hand, is pictured as a murderer and robber, among others, showing the evil tendencies and capabilities of man. On the other hand, hell, being Kandata's final destination after life, is given an equally gloomy and pitiful description, a place of complete darkness and utter chaos that even the most savage and merciless among the lot cannot last a minute longer; if only to be consistent with the dominating atmosphere in the story.

Furthermore, man's "pursuit of paradise," is another theme to delve into. Paradise being man's resting place or final stop after his long journey, labor, and hardship on Earth. The opening lines of the story give emphasis to this, for each line talks about the beauty and magnificence of paradise, as if inviting man to be, indeed, there. The thread being lowered, too, is quite significant in pursuing this theme. It somehow suggests that the Greater Being above welcomes man, if man chooses to be there, that is if man does benevolent deeds.

Lastly, is the wide gap between two beings-the Buddha and Kandata-emphasized in the story, the Buddha, who dwells in "paradise," being the powerful being and Kandata, who dwells in "hell," being the lesser being. Of which can be likened to the real context and situation of society today, that the ones situated above are the very people who decide the fate of the ones situated below. Suggestive of this is, again, the lowering of the thread from "paradise" to "hell." The thread further suggests that the people from below only have that slim and thin chance of reaching the point where only the select few enjoy. However, if and when that slim and thin chance is reached, the powerful simply cuts the thread, leaving the ones who climb the thread to whirl rapidly down, back to where they started: Hell.

I'm on the same question, I will let you know once i figure it out.

give me 20 minutes

It's where Ashlyn goes to the accident scene.

If you are refering to the Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini the largest conflict revolves around the Varden and the Empire, however there is the conflict between Eragon and Murtagh over the later's betrayal. There is conflict between Nasuada and Orrin over how best to lead the Varden. There is also the personal conflict between Eragon/Saphira and Galbatorix/Shuriken.

If you are refering to inheritance as one individual inheriting over another, the conflict is between the main heir and any other heirs wishing to take advantage of their rights.

Main Ideas

go into mister henry kichen

One theme of the book The Doll in the Garden is love. It shows this by Ashley and Kristi doing everything they can to get the doll from Miss. Cooper and go take it back to Louisa.

There are many sources about Virginia. These sources can be found online, in books, or in person from someone who has lived in the area.

every body had to face an obstacle in there life

Grace Period is a short story written in second person. It starts out by describing a nomal morning. Then it says that you feel for a moment as though the world is expanding and contriactin. You feel uneasy, but decide it is nothing. The you see a faint brightness over the hill, and the dogs in your neighborhood howl. You feel a tremor. You call the fire chief and the police. Both busy. You see a fleck of something, ash, outside your window. You call 911 and a few other places. All busy. You try your father-in-law, a proffesor, in despiration. You hear a human voice, but cannot get a hold of him. You call again, and are put on hold. You see more ash outside the window. A song, "A Hard Day's Night," come sver the phone. It is skipping. Then outside you see more light, brighter, brighter, brighter. That's where the story ends. You can find it in the 1992 volume of Flash Fiction, edited by James Thomas, Denise Thomas, ans Tom Hazuka.

He's the bold man who is tasked to look after the construction area for Mother Paula's Pancake House. His real name is Leroy Brannit.

she lives on long island

You need to read it so you can do the summary.

A literary or cinematic device in which an earlier event is inserted into the normal chronological order of a narrative

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