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 The Monkey s Paw And Tell Tale Heart Analysis
Sometimes painful things can teach us lesson we didn t think we needed to know. This is an
example of the stories; The Monkey s Paw and Tell Tale Heart. The story, The Monkey s Paw,
tells you about an old friend of Mr. White coming to visit him and his family. He shows them the
monkey s paw and tells them that it can grant you three wishes. They take it even though the friend
warns them not to and the results aren t what they expected. The story, Tell Tale Heart, tells you
about the narrator who is plotting to kill an old man with the vulture eye . The narrator doesn t
realize that what he s done will cost him. Although The Monkey s Paw and Tell Tale Heart stories
may be different, they are also very similar In both the stories I have... Show more content on
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The story says, I made up my mind to take the life of the old man and thus rid myself of the eye
forever. The author is giving readers what the narrator will exactly do by the end of the story.
While reading both stories, I saw that the authors wrote a lot of irony, the opposite of what will
happen in a story. When Mr. White makes a wish from the monkey paw, he wishes for 200
pounds. The consequences of the Whites family getting 200 pounds was Herbert dying. This is an
example example of situational irony, the situation turns out to be the opposite of what you thought
it would be, because while the readers thought the money was going to drop out of the sky, the
whole other outcome was different. In the beginning of Tell Tale Heart, the narrator said, I loved
the old man. He had never wronged me. This is an example of verbal irony, you say one thing but
really mean the opposite, because he said he loved him, but meant the opposite because he killed the
old man. The authors of both stories, last but not leastly, use suspenseful moods, the feeling that the
story creates within the reader, and dangerous/mysterious tones, an author s attitude toward the
subject or audience of the story, throughout the story. In The Monkey s Paw, the author says, ...The
clock tick.s. A chair creaks. Finally, a quiet knock is heard. Mrs. White jumps up. This is an
example of a suspenseful mood and mysterious tone. In the
 Emma, Pride And Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Sense And...
Jane Austen was born in December 16, 1775 in Steventon, Hampshire, England. Jane was the
seventh of eight children and the second of two girls. Growing up Jane and her older sister,
Cassandra attended Abby s boarding school, their only education outside of their family.( ) As a
result, she became ever fascinated by a world of stories, Jane began to write in bound notebooks (
Jane AustenBiography ). Austen s notebooks were filled with poems and stories that she would soon
use in the fast approaching future. Many of her most famous stories are Emma, Pride and Prejudice,
Mansfield Park, and Sense and Sensibility. Within the stories such as in Pride and Prejudice, Jane
Austen satirizes values and functioning of the British Society in several ways through her
characters. Firstly, she attacks the numerous social limitations put on women and their views on
marriage resulting because of these restrictions during that time ( enotes ). Jane Austen often
used her writings to depict her viewpoint of the British Social Class System. British Class System
is a system in which a person belongs to the upper, middle or lower class and is judged based on
where they stand. It often causes them to stay within their class and if one goes above their rank
it may be frowned upon. Mansfield Park written in 1814 and is about a girl, Fanny Price who is
taken in by her aunt and uncle when she was very young. She is cruelly treated by her aunt and her
cousins Tom, the eldest, who likes to drink
 Hugo Film Techniques
Hi everyone this week The Australian Film Institute has asked me look at the special effects in
Hugo. Chroma key, models, CGI and stunts all come under Special effects, which are illusions to
the eye seen on screen. But today I ll just be discussing the sub elements of Chroma key and models.
Also, how they add to the overall entertainment value and their impact on the audience. [Hugo 21 in
background fades in] Chroma keyis created by green or blue screens where images are inserted into
the area where the green or blue screens are. Because green and blue are colours very different to
human skin they are used to layer images over without covering people and props. This technique
makes it easier and less expensive to filmrather than to create... Show more content on
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He s not actually hanging from a high point above the streets of Paris. Chroma key builds
suspense and the viewers are afraid and led to believe that Hugo could really fall off. These
emotions that the viewers have because of the imagery created by Chroma key. [Hugo 3 in
background fades in] Another sub element of special effects are Models, mini scenes made and
filmed so that they look big and real in the film. Models are made so that real size sets, that are
expensive, don t have to be created. These scenes build suspense and are exciting as the audience
is in awe at how this set could have been created. In Hugo this can be seen in Hugo s dream where
the train crashes through and out of the train station. The train crash scene isn t actually real size
but is well made so that it looks realistic when on screen. This is because the creators of the train
crash model went to great detail, such as how the glass shatters and explodes on the model, to
make this more visually effective. It also seems more realistic because scenes before show real
people at the station and this mix of reality and the model makes it seem more
 The Sea Of The Cave
The lush green slopes of the kelp beds had long since faded away, an ash and charcoal sand taking
its place, dotted here and there by dark and gnarled husks of those who had ventured through
before, and the innocent looking gray vines that had ensnared them. Swaying slightly in the
current these vines looked as dead as the rest of the landscape, calm and deceptively innocent.
Suddenly, the sea bed changes, a glassy surface of polished stones slope down towards a deep
dark hole dominating the murky darkness ahead. In the center of this dark hole a shimmering light
is barely visible. A sirens call to lure you in. It is the sea witches lair and once you have seen the
light you are caught just as surely as if you got too close to the... Show more content on
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Um, I.. I... was just going over the river and through the wood to grandmas.
I think that s a different story honey. But, you are here for something yes? You can nod your head
how great for you. Well, the cost depends on what you ask for, but know that my prices, well baby,
they re steep. You look confused, do you want to know why are they so steep? Another head nod,
really? Okay, well do you want the truth or the lie that matches the idea you have in your head of
me as a cruel and evil monster? You know what never mind, one truth bomb coming up. Not that
you re going to believe me, but the truth is, the higher the price the more it deters people from
making stupid decisions they will regret. It s my last ditch effort to make them really consider
what they are asking and what they are willing to give up for it. Now before you let your thoughts
of me as a monster with no compassion run rampant. Before you let what the world has told you
of me cloud the reality that stands before you, let me let you in on a little secret sweetie, your
view of the world and who and what is in it is very limited. You can only think inside the tight
little bubble of what you ve been told, and you re going to die never having lived as long as you
keep looking at the world through yourself. Open up kiddo, let the world show you what it is
instead of trying to manhandle it into being what you think it should be. Trust me, that doesn t work
out well in the end. Aaaand
 Film Reflection
This summer has been an eye opener. Throughout this course, I have learned to look at films
through a new perspective. My new perspective will forever change how I look at films. Before
this class, I watched movies for their content as well as for entertainment and enjoyment. This
summer, I have learned that you must analyze films to fully appreciate the work. I will no longer
watch films for enjoyment, but I will watch them for all that they are worth. When watching films,
my perspective has changed, causing me to analyze the camera work elements, and how the filmties
into American life and culture.
Before this class, I never knew that there was so much work and detail put into producing films.
The camera work was put into these films for a specific reason, and when I realized this my thought
process changed. I realized that in many cases the camera work is what made the movie, not the
plot. Once, I had this understanding, I started to break down the camera work into the many different
elements that composed it. By doing so, I could fully appreciate and understand the purpose of each
element. The camera shot that is visible on screen was thoughtfully designed. The type of shot used,
whether it was a closeup, medium shot, American shot, or long shot had a reasoning behind it. The
director had to decide whether he wanted to focus on the character or specific details about the
character s actions or emotions as well as how much of the background to feature. The usage of only
 Advantages And Disadvantages Of Polyploidy
Definition: Polyploidy is the heritable condition in which a normally diploid cell or organism
acquires one or more additional sets of chromosomes.
Polyploidy refers to a numerical change in a whole set of chromosomes. Organisms in which a
particular chromosome, or chromosome segment, is under or overrepresented are said to be
aneuploid. Therefore, the distinction between aneuploidy and polyploidy is that aneuploidy refers to
a numerical change in part of the chromosome set, whereas polyploidy refers to a numerical change
in the whole set of chromosomes.
Animals
Examples in animals are more common in non vertebrates[9] such as flatworms, leeches, and brine
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However, these epigenetic changes might instead increase diversity and plasticity by allowing
for rapid adaptation in polyploids. One example may be the widespread dispersal of the invasive
allopolyploid Spartina angelica. However, it is not clear whether the success of this species can
be attributed to fixed heterosis or to the increased variability that results from epigenetic
remodeling. Polyploidy is also believed to play a role in the rapid adaptation of some allopolyploid
arctic flora, probably because their genomes confer hybrid vigor and buffer against the effects of
inbreeding. However, fertility barriers between species often need to be overcome in order to form
successful allopolyploids, and these barriers may have an epigenetic
 Literature in No Drama Essay example
By nature, Japanese No drama draw much of their inspiration and influence from the classics.
Many are based on episodes from the most popular classics, like Atsumori, based on the Tale of
Heike, or Matsukaze, which was actually based on a collage of earlier work. Even within these
episodes do we find references to yet more classic works of literature, from the oldest collections of
poetryto adopted religious texts. That isn t to say that No is without its own strokes of creativity the
entire performance is a unique adaptation, and the playwrights had to be both highly educated in the
classics, yet geniuses at the creative aspect of weaving song/poetry, dance, religion and literature
together into a heart wrenching spectacle. It might... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, Matsukaze s story is not based on any single work of literature, although there are many
allusions to the chapter of Tale of Genji when he is exiled to Suma. The location is crucial,
because it was in his exile at Suma that Genji took up with the Akashi Lady, and left her his
hunting cloak, just as Yukihira did for the sisters. Besides Tale of Genji, Yukihira, the lover who
left the two sisters behind in the No play, was a popular heroic character for storytelling, as he
was the renowned poet Narihira s older brother and a poet himself. He was a character in the play
Shiokumi, which has not survived into the modern era, but what is known of this play is that it
did have a great influence on Zeami s Matsukaze. Yukihira appeared in this play, and it is about the
lives of saltmakers, which the sisters are supposed to be. Also, in one story in the Senjusho,
Yukihira is an exiled heroic character who stumbles across a diver s daughter and is enchanted by
her. While Zeami s sisters Autumn Rain and Pining Wind are his own creations, they have similar
 Barbiturates Essay
The Inaba text describes the phenomenon of therapeutic index. Addiction to barbiturates can be
critical in terms of lethality as measured by the therapeutic index. Describe how this phenomenon
might lead to an accidental overdose. Why is this factor more critical with barbiturates than with
other classes of depressant drugs? Barbiturates are nonselective central nervous system (CNS)
depressants, capable of producing all degrees of depression from mild sedation and hypnosis to
general anesthesia, deep coma and death. The extent of CNS depression varies with the route of
administration, dose and pharmacokinetic characteristics of the particular barbiturate. Patient
specific factors such as age, physical or emotional state and the... Show more content on
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The drug is usually sold as a white powder, either in colorful capsules, tablets, and suppositories, or
dissolved in liquid for injection. Oral ingestion is usually preferred over injection, since results occur
quickly enough with the short acting capsules. Some barb freaks prefer the surging rush that comes
with mainlining, however, and ignore the possibilities of severe infection and abscess that may
result if the vein is missed and the drug is injected under the skin. Gangrene can occur if an artery is
hit, and may necessitate amputation of the affected part. Barbiturates affect the central nervous
system by depressing or inhibiting nerve signals in the brain, altering chemical balance and
decreasing functions of some organ systems. Heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, and neurological
action are all depressed, and general relaxation of the skeletal muscles occurs. Effects of the drug
increase according to dosage, as body functions decelerate: from anxiety relief to sedation to
hypnosis to anesthesia to coma to death. Once ingested, the drug enters the bloodstream and is
distributed throughout the body, with the highest accumulation in fat deposits and organ tissues.
Barbiturates are ultimately metabolized and eliminated through the kidneys and liver. Rate of effect
depends on how quickly the drug = moves through the body and is metabolized. Laboratory tests can
indicate the presence of barbiturates in the body. Dosage, type of barbiturate,
 William Blake And Religion Essay
William Blake was a forerunner in the world of poetry in the 18th century that produced works that
are being studied to this day. Along with many other greats; poets, artists, and musicians, Blake did
not receive the recognition deserved to him until after his death. Many of these poems written by
Blake are ordinarily focused on religion while heavily influenced by his imagination. The impact of
his imagination in addition to his focus on religion is evident in his work The Lambas well as The
Tyger. The Lamb is a poem about a child who is asking the lamb about his creator, then asks if the
lamb is aware of his identity. The child already knows the identity which leads to the end of the
poem. This poem comes from an album called Songs... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both poems bring together the idea of a creator to first show a warm and affectionate side, then
bring a harsh sense of reality that allows the reader to awake and consequently realize the world is
not just full of innocent lambs. In both poems the creator is the greatest force in the world. The
creators in each poem represent different ideas. In the poem about the lamb the creator has not
been introduced with its only description being of the narrator stating that he is a child, whereas
in The Tyger the narrator demands an answer on whether the creator is describable as a might
blacksmith who Could twist the sinews of thy heart (Blake 10). As the narrator speaks of this
mighty beast it seems almost as if the narrator is afraid. The idea of a creator is not only a theme
as he is mentioned along with the tyger. The narrator towards the end of The Tyger ponders whether
these creators are the same by a asking Did he who made the Lamb make thee (Blake 20). The
question on whether the creator is the same is raised because of the vast amount of opposites that