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    True valor is defined as strength of mind or spirit that enables a person to encounter danger with firmness: personal bravery. In the epic story The Iliad, Achilles and Hector exemplifies courage, strength, and loyalty for their country. Although they are from two separate cultures, one Achaeans and the other Trojan, they both accept their fate as they battle each other in war. Courage not cowardness runs through the blood of a hero. Hector, a Trojan warrior, spirit reflects a man of great courage

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    Wonder Woman

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    15 October 2014 Wonder Woman Children always looking for a positive role model to have, and many end up choosing superheroes they see in their favorite comic books or ones they have seen in the media. Since children are so easily affected by things they see in their childhood, having discriminatory elements in these influential characters may be problematic. “The Wonder Woman Precedent: Female (Super) Heroism on Trial” written by Julie D. O’Reilly, was published in the Journal of American Culture

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    Essay Comparing the Three Statues of David

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    di Betto Bardi), Michelangelo (Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni), and Bernini (Gian Lorenzo Bernini). The statues are modeled after the biblical David, who was destined to become the second king of Israel. Also most famously known as the slayer of the Philistine giant Goliath with a stone and a sling. The sculptures are all based on the same biblical hero, but differ from one another. Each David is unique in its own certain way. A good deal is known about Donatello's life and career,

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    Gender and magic are two artificial concepts based on natural and biological elements (sex and the mind-related aspects, including beliefs) to organize the human societies – gender arranges social interactions and behavior while magic suggests an explanation of a supernatural world and connection to religious matters, which can be used to influence our societies. These concepts appear to have influence on each other and have been studied on for thousands of years. A huge amount of these works have

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    they had to avenge one of their kinsman. In Cynewulf, and Cyneheard an example of this can be seen in this passage,“ But they [thanes] said that no kinsman was more dear to them than their lord [Cynewulf], and they [thanes] never would follow his slayer.” [1] This is a prime example of Kinsmanship within the government. The followers of a leader because of their kinsmanship were loyal to him even after death. They could not, and would not follow someone who wrong their past leader. This was a key

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    had kept him from telling any of the wardens about how the darkspawn crept deeper and deeper into his dreams each night and instead of facing them, he had left in the early morning. he spoke of it to no one and when warden nethra tabris (yes, the slayer of the archdemon) had caught him sneaking out with nothing but his armor, his own ritewine from back in the day, and a simple pack (conveniently filled with food and assorted antivan wines), he had lied through his damn

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    morally upstanding character in the book. Unfortunately, our world is becoming more reminiscent of Ray Bradbury’s dystopian vision every day. The advocates for political correctness (P.C.), also known as the word police, may see themselves as dragon-slayers, eradicating words which they see spur discourse. In reality, any effort to remove racism, sexism, and violence from language simply destroys words, diverts attention from underlying problems, and singularly corrupts history. A well-known

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    The darkness is everywhere, the energy is flowing. That bass pedal thuds, the bass hits your chest. The flash of the strobe lights. The drums begin to blast, the guitars scream. The band is on the stage, the adrenaline fills the room. The crowd goes nuts, the music takes over, the mosh pits get brutal. The crowd surfers float above to the stage. The music is in everyone, the crowd moves as one, with every jump, with every pulse the metal runs through the veins. The first heavy metal sounding

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    John Wilkes Booth was born on May 10, 1838 in a small log cabin that no longer exists, this cabin was located in Harford County, Maryland. He was one of ten kids, four of which did not live through their youth and were buried in a small family cemetery. Most of his neighbors adored Booth in his childhood. One of Booth’s favorites was Aunty Rogers, for when one day “he got a large cut in his head” she came over to the farm to stitch up the cut and to sterilize the wound. His parents Junius Brutus

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    Maya Angelou once said, “There is a very fine line between loving life and being greedy for it.” In order to expand one’s knowledge and gain understanding of the surrounding world, it is crucial that an individual is open minded towards situations in their life and do not only pursue power. If one decides to remain in a shallow state of being, there should be awareness that the end results will not be glorious. The play Antigone is a primary example of showing the negative outcomes that will unavoidably

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