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Actually Prosper Merimee ( He was a Frenchman) and the creator of the novel form of (Carmen) the opera that introduced police corruption ( Don Jose is a police or in soe versions M.P. sergeant) as an operatic plot device. it was also contemporary-then l9Th century, not soething medieval like Macbeth . Another contemporary opera was Charpentier"s Louise, which ends with the lovers being evicted by the Father of the Girl, and wghile bittersweer avoids the use of violence or suicide. I believe the philosophical last line from the man Louise"s boy friend is (It"s a Big Town) which is optimistic. He"s speaking of Paris, while neither happy nor sad this is better than suicide pacts and murders.

It depends on the specific story or novel being referred to. Some samurai tales may be based on historical events and characters, making them historical fiction. It's important to verify the details and accuracy of the portrayal of samurai and their era in each individual work.

Lefty is the youngest in the company. At the end he ends up owning part of the company. The name lefty was given to him because he was a gambler and one day he gambled everything. So he cut off his right hand which is the hand that he rolled the dice in. This would supposedly prevent him from gambling again.

He is a gambler who ends up in debt with Black Dog.

False. A glossary is a list of terms and their definitions, usually special terms that relate to some particular field or terms used in the book that contains the glossary. A synonym is not a definition, and antonyms don't usually have anything to do with defining glossary terms.

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In the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Ichabod Crane was employed as a schoolteacher. Hope this answers your question.

it's not also about the Filipino culture and tradition but also the good characters of the Filipino people, the life they have suffered, the difference between the Ifugao belief and the stranger, about the love of Filipinos in their native land, the contentment of Ifugao of what they have; all in all, it's all about the Filipinos.

teleportation man all the way think of the endless posibilities if you could teleport Powers as in things you want to do but can't as your a pathetic mortal? lol well my advice, be a God. then you'd have reality warping powers of a cosmic level and pretty much change anything you desire. Examples, Franklin Richards, Mr M,....(they're not gods btw) man am i a geek, I believe that healing is a great gift as well. You could be able to help others in pain and keep them out of it.

A Shakespearean comedy was one with mythical overtones and exagerated plots rather than being funny. This is to distinguish them from Tragedies (Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth etc) and Histories (Richard III, Henry V etc)

Comedies include:

A Midsummer Night's Dream

The Tempest

The Taming of the Shrew

Loves Labors Lost

The Winters Tale

and also

Comedy of errors

as you Like it

Measure For Measure

The Two Gentlemen of Verona

merchent 0f Venice

If you read the course book like everybody else has to, you will probably find the answer!!!!

Firstly what confinements are there? These are all linked, these mainly relate to women however men are confined for example, racially and also u could look at them being in the confines of love, where the braver stronger women like sofia and shug, intimidate the men and use them. Sofia for ex. is physically intimidating yet defencively.

Physcological confinement: -bullying, fear in the mind holds Celie, verbal abuse knocks her confidence. Also sofias power over the white girl she brings up. Celie hates her body, has never seen herself naked, has been intimidated too much to be a person, she is a shell, her breasts are for breast feeding and for men's pleasure and she has never seen her privates just experienced pain from unstoppable rape.

Physical Confinement: Physical intimidation from her being beaten, prison of Sofia, phyically not able to run away. Rape. Unstoppable pregnancies

Cultural Confinement: Expectations of women to stay in the house, married off young to someone she does not love (Celie) The work she is expected to do is confined. Shug is ususual and not accepted socially. Women not expected to drive. Expected to have babies and look after them. Also the afican tribespeople, the Olinkas are confined in their traditions and sacred beliefs also psycological.

Gender confinement: Women intimidated by men in status, speaking, working, 'yes sir' 'no sir' beating allowed. Having to keep up men's reputation. Men being allowed to give away daughters to whomever, women no choice in marriage. This also goes for the white women, for example the mayor's wife cannot drive because she isn't worth teaching, the car is bought so as to not be outdone by a 'colored' (racial)

Racial Confinement: due to colour differences, have to be respectful, behave a certain way etc ( sofias behaviour had disastrous consequences)

Educational Confinement: Unable to coninue education linking to their cultural expecations of their 'father' Intelligence undermined in women (celie and nettie)

Sexual Confinement: Men having the upper hand. Doing what they want when t

hey want, mistresses etc Also confinement to men whereas celie loves shug. Here is a woman who has been used and beaten down for years until shug comes on the scene, sexy, glamourous and worshipped by men. She enables celie to have her first enjoyable sexual experience and treats her lovingly and sets her confines of thinking free. To me this shows the confinement of men being taught how to look at women over the years for example 'albert' married to celie, there comes a time when he too is freed in his thinking

Marrital Confinement: FOr whites and colored being stuck with the same husband, although this changes later in in the book with the introduction of free woman shug. No freedom to chose husband out of love, celie does not know love until she meets shug who shows her what its about, to care for celie, to love her body and teach her to love her body where as she has been confined for so many years.

Family Confinement: Following your father's wishes, and then your husband and looking after your children etc

Religious Confinement: Going to church following tradition and set 'rules' yet shug shows her expression of God as being free

Creative confinement: This aspect is shown by people not allowed to be themseles, not allowed to express their true thoughts and creativity. Also celie's skills show themselves later on as she builds up her pants making business. She has the intelligence and the practical skills that for so long have been locked away.

All these are presented through characters and interaction, the plot and events that unfold, the use of letter writing showing hiddeness, rather like the letters fomr Nessie that are never opened but are locked away. So therefore this is also symbolic, there are many symbols that show confinement. Sofia for example shut in the car having not been able to see her children for so many years and only being allowed to see them for 15 minutes.

These are just some thoughts I quickly brainstormed to get you going if you need help on this one. Please add your own answers if you have an y added inspiration that might help me :)

She falls in love with him :) well sorta, she stares at him, cautious because shes scared of everything. but everytime they come by she always makes an effort to see him. and he always comes because he likes her and wants to see her...it was a real romance..lol

Tom Robinson did not have his arm cut off. He was wrongly accused of assaulting a white woman in the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, but the injury to his arm was a result of a cotton gin accident years before the events of the novel.

Childhood experiences are the events and interactions that an individual goes through during their formative years, typically from infancy to adolescence. These experiences can shape a person's beliefs, behaviors, and emotions in the long term, influencing their development and future relationships.

man created image of false self....such as the biggest...fear! others images are insecurities. greed psychological success, dreams, socializations, the revolutioin starts from within inner man. Bless n Peace ..man is peace. peace is freedom. freedom is fearless. fearless is free. free is love. true love is peace. peace is man.

Vasco da Gama was a Portuguese explorer who led the first naval expedition from Europe to India, opening a sea route that connected Europe with the lucrative trade markets of Asia. His voyage in 1498 played a crucial role in establishing Portugal's colonial empire and securing its dominance in the Indian Ocean trade.

Alfredo Salazar is the protagonist in the short story "Dead Stars" by Filipino author Paz Marquez Benitez. He is a man torn between his feelings for two women, Esperanza and Julia, representing his struggle between duty and desire. His internal conflict reflects the dissonance between societal expectations and personal happiness.

The House of Bernarda Alba' is a play written by the famous Spanish writer and poet Federico Garcia Lorca. He belonged to the literary current known as "Generation of 27", along with other Spanish poets as Pedro Salinas, Jorge Guillen and Rafael Alberti.

The trick to writing good openings is to finishthe story - then, go back and craft a good opening based on what you've written at the end! Some writers have even said that you cannot write the beginning until you have reached the end.

I do not have access to specific declamation pieces. You may be able to find 'Dirty Diana' by searching online or in databases that provide collections of declamation pieces.

Willy Freeman was a fictional character in the historical novel "Willy Freeman: African American Revolutionary War Hero" by Kathleen Kudlinski. The story follows Willy, a 14-year-old African American girl, who escapes slavery in the 1770s and joins the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.

Bilbo pinched the eagle to ensure that he wasn't dreaming and that the eagle was indeed a real creature. He did this because the eagle suddenly appeared out of nowhere and picked him up, which seemed too surreal to be true.

Nights is evidentally a novel, All But my Life is the autobiography of the British racing driver, Stirling Moss. I cannot see any connection. Fantasy novels rarely deal with live action like auto racing!