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Yes, Some people think it is the best Sherlock Holmes novel!

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Faulkner appeared to have the goal of wishing the reader to be aware that a change in a person's (Emily's) mental state could be reflected by a corresponding change in physical appearance.

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Classic literature gives the reader a foundation for references in other work and literature. Often a writer alludes to a classic work within a piece of writing and without knowing the book the reader misses the meaning of the author. References to classics is often used in standardized testing and reading the classics also provides the reader with a cultural references. Many products today use classic symbols, names, and terms to sell their product. A good example of this is Nike. Nike is a goddess in classic Greek myth and there is a reason why it is used on their shoes, but without knowing about the myth the whole meaning is lost.

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in the book the marlin is being eaten by sharks until just the bones are left. At the end of the book people just think the bones must be what's left of a shark

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The Scarlet Pimpernel was a movie based on a true story of someone in Europe who called himself the Scarelt Pimpernel and ran around freeing innocent people from jail. He eventually was caught, tortured, and killed I believe.

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Madame Bovary commits suicide. She finds Justin and orders him to take her upstairs to where the pharmacist keeps his Arsenic (a poison used to kill mice). She eats a large amount of it and returns home to see her husband in distress because of their financial situation. She threw up many times, and soon started to throw up blood. Eventually she died on her bed.

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The most famous one is in Charles Dickens's "The Old Curiosity Shop".

charley and the chocolate factory

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1 A Tale of Two Cities

2 Great Expectations

3 Oliver Twist

4 David Copperfield

5 Little Dorrit

6 Bleak House

7 A Christmas Carol (novella)

8 Nicholas Nickleby

9 Martin Chuzzlewit

10 Hard Times

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The satanic ritual in the forest where YGB yells out for Faith to resist.

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Yes, Sense and Sensibility is a love story about two young women and the men they fall in love with. One of the women represents good sense, and the other represents sensibility, meaning strong feeling of emotions.

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he had over spent in his money.

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return it to Achilleus's soldiers.

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In "Aladdin's Wonderful Lamp," Aladdin marries Princess Badroulbadour after wishing to become rich and powerful. Princess Badroulbadour is the daughter of the Chinese emperor. The sorcerer kidnaps Badroulbadour and takes the lamp to Maghreb. Aladdin still has a magical ring and summons another djinni, who transports Aladdin to Maghreb to save his wife.

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Scary, Nutcase, emotional, determined, Arrogant.

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Zeena.

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Some say Attorney General Ramsey Clark

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yes indeed its a classic book its been around more than 40 years

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In Man Without a Country, Nolan was willing to betray because of the VP Burr who was putting bad thoughts in his mind and making Nolan confident about it

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Achilleus drives his spear into Hektor's collarbone.

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In my opinion clockwork orange is an appropriate book for a person of this age. I'm 20 years old and read his book when i was about 16 and it has remained one of my favourites ever since. Certainly the subject matter may seem a bit risque as it centres mainly around drugs, violence and sexual deviancy but a person of 14 is more than old enough to realise that the intent of the book is not to encourage this behaviour. In fact i believe anyone who argues that books, film or television cause bad behaviour are extremely ignorant and are merely looking for a scapegoat on which to blame societies ills.

The only stumbling block that may be faced when attempting to read the book at this age is the language as the writer invented much of the words used in the book. However most copies provide a dictionary at the end of the book and i found the language to be one of the best features of clockwork orange.

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The rifle symbolizes a deep change in Kino's character. At first, Kino seeks to buy medicine for his sick son, Coyotito, with the money that would come from sale of the pearl. However, his wealth sparks his greed, and he seeks to destroy those who would steal from him rather than protect his son.

On a more abstract level, the rifle can be seen as symbol for society's propogation of greed.

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the man who was at the fire and said he was brave for going in thr fire to save those kids.