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    George Meredith’s 1885 Diana of the Crossways accounts the charming and witty titular heroine through her miserable marriage and the subsequent fallout. Although Diana is based on polemicist Caroline Norton’s own disastrous marriage and divorce scandal, Meredith’s protagonist borders between New Woman themes and Victorian feminine ideals, as Diana does not damningly deviates from the latter. In this essay, I will explore how Meredith has rendered the character of Diana palatable for upper and middle

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    "Lucifer in Starlight," written by George Meredith, concerns the differences between nominalism and realism in terms of morality and will power. The central theme of this poem revolves around the notion that Lucifer has no place other than hell, and any attempts at returning to heaven is impractical. Meredith combines irony, along with his own distinctive tone and style, to portray his idea of natural law. As with any poem, the title can sometimes be a reference to other works of fiction, the Bible

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    concept of love has evolved along with its meaning. In George Meredith's poem "Modern Love", the complexities of love from a contemporary time period are explored. Meredith employs personification and similes saturated with dark images, as well as critically despondent diction, to convey his pessimistic attitude towards the almost backwards evolution of modern love. While an archetypal sense of love would evoke feelings of joy and satisfaction, Meredith uses diction to evoke the opposite feelings towards

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    In the poem “Modern Love,” George Meredith expresses his own personal view of modern love through the use of different literary devices. The use of these literary devices help to emphasize certain parts of the poem and how they relate to the overall message of this poetic sequence. The author also uses these devices to show his own personal view on love. Through the use of devices such as personification and metaphor, Meredith conveys an unfavorable and pessimistic view of modern love. Among the

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    Grey's Anatomy Thesis

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    main character, Meredith Gray, an inspirational surgeon and her journey in becoming one. Meredith also happens to be the daughter of the renowned surgeon,

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    important role, but Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) and Derek Shepherd’s (Patrik Dempsey) relationship steals everyone's heart from the beginning. Meredith and Derek meet in a bar before Meredith starts her internship at Seattle Grace hospital,

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    Someone that I admire a lot is Meredith Grey. She is a surgeon on one of my favourite shows, Grey’s Anatomy. I really look up to her for everything that she stands for and her strength in everything that she does. It’s important to find people that are really aspiring and this character really inspires me. Even though Meredith is a fictional character, her values and her characteristics are very realistic and, in my opinion, many can relate to her. If I have the choice to be anyone for a day or a

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    Grey's Anatomy Analysis

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    ten shows in the United States. With the relationship drama, workplace drama, and the never ending guessing game of what will happen next, Grey’s Anatomy is definitely a TV series I would recommend. The show focuses on Meredith Grey whose mother is a famous general surgeon. Meredith is following in her mothers footsteps by going into the residency program as an intern at Seattle Grace Hospital.

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    Grey's Anatomy Monologue

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    Warning if you have not seen all of Grey’s Anatomy I recommend not reading this. I could tell you everything there is to know about greys and I plan to. I had heard about grey’s in 6th grade so I decided to try it. It was hands down the best show ever. It roped me in and got me so interested. I caught on to the cast and all of the relationships by the first 3 episodes. There were scenes that made my heart stop and I couldn’t take my eyes off. Then the next few seasons started to hit. I couldn't

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    each new season and episode, showing the the industry was successful of getting the most fan interaction.       In the heart of every teenage girl addicted to Greys, there will always be a special place for Dr. Shepard and Dr. Sloan, Lexi and even George. Shonda Rhimes was the epitome of the fandom creation. Grey's Anatomy has been ongoing since March of 2005. Even though there has been 13 seasons worth of episodes, people join the fandom everyday, proving that the show has been successful for the

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