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- 8081: Ring Of Time
- ... all her agility and beauty, but White sees that in a larger context nothing at all will change. The girl will move on and her daughter eventually will take the reins of the horse and control of center ring, keeping the cycle going. The circus will always stay together while its’ performers will age around it. Another theme portrayed in the story is that of the circus being a "microcosm" of ...
- 8082: Ride Of The Second Horseman
- ... must bond and make non-believers or skeptical believers into true believers so that the society can keep going forward. ‘Quite clearly these circumstances cried out not simply for effective explanation but for organization and control. And institutionalized responses were already well under way. It is probably not accidental that the first elites to emerge in Sumer were Priest, or at least whose who sought to validate their claims to leadership ...
- 8083: Return To Oneness
- ... of the Perverse" and "The Black Cat," Poe describes perverseness as the germ or elemental seed of annihilation that resides within the psyche. According to Poe, people wreck their lives because of impulses beyond their control. It is the irrepressible, ever louder tell-tale heart that marks the ruination of many of Poe's narrators. Perhaps Poe¡¯s most lucid portrayal of radical, primitive impulse¡ª perversity resides in his tale ...
- 8084: Return To Babylon - Analysis
- ... t get too big in my imagination. You see the idea?" I still do not get the full concept of his one drink a day stunt. I understand that he does it to show his control, but I still think that it would be a better idea if he did not drink at all. This is the only concern I have about Charlie’s responsibility. But as I looked at the ...
- 8085: Reservoir Dogs
- "Reservoir Dogs," the exhilarating debut film of 29-year old writer/director Quentin Tarantino, is a ballet of macho posturing, gun-pointing, and the creative uses of every four-letter word imaginable. Its testosterone level is off every chart, and it happily wallows in its own juvenile love of criminals, violence, and vulgarity. Taking a note ...
- 8086: Outsourcing
- ... its IT functions to an external contractor, should not abdicate itself from the responsibility from the activity that it has outsourced. In other words, there is still a need for the organisation to retain overall control of its IT services being outsourced. In addition, the organisation needs to regularly monitor the external contractor to ensure that they continue to deliver quality service and to perform at the required standard as agreed ...
- 8087: Rebecca
- ... narrator is a dynamic character that changes many times throughout the story. The biggest change comes when she finds out that Maxim never loved Rebecca. This gives her more confidence and she starts to take control of the things around her. She says "I had not thought it would be so easy to be severe. I wondered why it had seemed so hard for me before" (Dumaurier 289). She also starts ...
- 8088: Pride And Prejudice
- ... he doesn’t know Jane as well as Elizabeth does and perhaps he made a mistake. Lizzy asked him about Wickham last night. He couldn’t give her an explanation then because he had no control over himself. Now he wants to tell her what really happen. Wickham was always nice to the late Mr. Darcy but when he wasn’t in the room he behaved very different. After the old ...
- 8089: Player Piano
- ... majority. He is employed in the Illium Industrial Plant as a general manager. His only work is to rule the factory so that its productivity still increases and so that there are no saboteurs. Computers control all the other. He is a married, thirty-five-year old, tall, and thin man of darkish skin. His father was a celebrated founder of the local industrial plant and its first general manager. All ...
- 8090: Peyton Place
- ... graduates, mothers, wives, and even husbands and fathers. In 1956, a sexual act such as sodomy, oral sex, and intercourse with another married person in most states was illegal. Also, abortion was illegal, and birth control was unreliable and in many cases, difficult to find. To many critics, Metalious’ book was not scandalous because of its case in point, but because of the sexual pleasures that were received and given by ...
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