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 Literary Devices In The Scarlet Ibis By James Hurst
How far would you take your love for someone? Would you kill them? Would you work them till
they turn black and blue, or make them touch their own casket just to punish or scare them?
Brother seemed to have no limits for Doodle, in The Scarlet Ibis by James Hurst. In this short
story, Hurst showed the relationship between a crippled child and his older, forceful brother.
Brother pushed Doodle to his maximum, trying to get him to walk, swim, run, and become a
normal child. Yet, becuase of his embarassment, Brother took his training to great lengths, killing
Doodle in the end. This passage uses several important literary devices that advance the story, such
as help the readers gain a better meaning of the symbols and what Hurst is trying to convey. The
first and one of the most important literary devices you can detect in this writing, is the usage of
flashback. Hurst uses flashback to develop the whole story, relationship between Doodle and
Brother, and explain what happened to Doodle. A majority of The Scarlet Ibisis told through this
flashback and past tense. The flashback improves the story and is used in a way to show Brother
at the beginning and how much his past with Doodle still affects him. We really get to see that
guilt and even his maturity when he is older, because he goes back to all these places where him
and Doodle played and grew up. Yet even though it s so far in the past, going to his old home and
fields brings back painful memories. * In
 Comparing Catherine De Medici And Isabella I Of Spain
Compare and contrast the religious policies of TWO of the following: ii. Isabella I of Spain. ii.
Catherine de Medici of France Catherine De Medici and Isabella I of Spain were mostly were
similar in their religious policies. They both were strict Catholics and wanted to eliminate all other
religions from county like Huguenots in France and Jews and Muslims in Spain . They made
terrible massacres to accomplished their goal. Catherine de Medici of France: after the death of
Henry II, 1/10 of the French population became Huguenots. Nobility started to adapt Calvinism and
take advantage of the monarchical weakness that would show their independence from the crown.
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The marriage of Henry of Navarre and Valois kings sister brought many Huguenots to Paris for
the celebration. The guise family influenced Catherine to convince the king (her son), that the
Huguenots were a threat to him and that he should do something about them. Henry got scared
and send an army to Paris, that massacred all the Huguenots. About 3000 see killed in 3 days.This
plan of the St. Bertelemy s day was approved by Catherine. The religious violence spread around
the county and created a civil war that lasted for 15 years. Catherine did not stop it. Probably she
was suppriti g the civil war because Huguenots got exterminated. Only when Catherine de Medici
died and Henry IV came to throne, the Edit the Nanted was signed, and Huguenots were allowed
religious freedom. Isabella I do Spain: Isabella ones sad To be Spanish was to be Catholic . Just as
Catherine, Isabella was a strict catholic. She wanted to become the head of church and selected all
the important church officials. She restored discipline and controlled the church to avoid simony.
She wanted to get read of Muslims and Jews in Spain because the thought that they were a big thread
to people, even thou Jewish intelligence
 The Unexamined Life Is A Life Not Worth Living
Growth
I resolutely believe everyone should work towards being the very best person they can be, in all
aspects of their lives. This belief has resonated within me for most of my life, as I think everyone
has potential to achieve great things, great being relative in this situation; it varies from person to
person, the constant being the difficulty each person had to overcome to reach that greatness . And
so it is sad to think that one might go their whole life never trying to reach their potential and break
their limits; it is better to have tried and failed than to never have tried at all. Similarly, the emotional
crescendos that accompany that failure and elusive success will always be greater than feeling
nothing, and the dull existence which it is inherently intertwined with.
Socrates says the unexamined life is a life not worth living . Before one can change and improve as a
person they must be aware of their faults as well as their strengths. In this manner the improvement
process allows for self reflection and exploration of one s own character. This means understanding
not only the personality flaws and nuances of your character, but why those flaws and nuances exist
in the first place; to uproot a problem you must know where the root exists, and to prevent it from
growing further, you must understand what is feeding the root.
Innovation is essential to growth and improvement. This statement might appear obvious at first,
with each of those abstractions
 Reality Tv Phenomenon Essay
One of the most famous quotes from 1982 Nobel Prize winning chemist Aaron Klug is, Human
curiosity, the urge to know, is a powerful force and is perhaps the best secret weapon of all in the
struggle to unravel the workings of the natural world. But in the modern world we live in today,
where the media has become an indispensable source for information, has human curiosity been
given too much power? Reality televisionhas become its own phenomenon through the human
craving for social survival, stimulation, and self justification. Through thorough research, it is
discovered that these three inner desires with which we all live are the main sources of fuel for the
Reality TV Phenomenon.
As humans, we naturally strive to find status in society. We have an innate wanting to be noticed by
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American psychologist Leon Festinger s Social Comparison Theory states that We determine our
own social and personal worth based on how we stack up against others. As a result, we are
constantly making comparisons between us and others. This theory comes into play in analyses
of reality television s popularity because it is something viewers habitually do when they are
watching reality shows. Seeing the stars of a show engage in violent fights and horrid screaming
matches gives viewers justification for the life they are living. If you were to ask several people
who watch reality shows why they routinely do it, a majority would say it either makes them feel
better about themselves or the stupidity of the show gives their mind a break, the former response
being the most popular. According to one study, 19% of 18 24 year old viewers use reality tv as a
self esteem boost. This self justification is so prevalent because it is humanity s involuntary
weakness to look for
 The Religious Impacts Of The First Great Awakening And The...
Both The First Great Awakening and The Enlightenment generated an instant trend in the revival of
religious influences. Started by Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield, the Great Awakening was
most commonly understood to have its greatest religious impact between the 1730s and 1740s.
American colonists had begun to become more devoted to various religions, which resulted in the
toleration of many of them. Another cause of this revival dated back to the late seventeenth and
early eighteenth centuries when a German movement, called Pietism, emphasized closely distinct
personal connections with God (Gullotta, 2016). This movement spread as a result British, German,
Scottish, Scotch Irish immigration that then influenced British and Dutch religion(Gullotta, 2016). As
a consequence, American colonists had begun to become more devoted to various religions, which
resulted in the toleration of many of them.
One of the effects of The Great Awakening on the British North American colonists was the religious
rule. The ties between culture and politics through religious movements changed the norms of the
colonists. Other than immigrants from town to town the visitation of preachers caused an emergence
of opposition about the truth of the church and creation of new sects and Protestant denominations.
A few of the preachers who led these preaching tours included George Whitefield, Theodore Jacob
Frelinghugusen, James Davenport, Samuel Davis, and Gilbert Tennent (Gullotta, 2016).
 Switching To A Year Round School
Schools across the country are switching to a year round schedule. Little do they know many
others are switching back to the traditional school calendar. Whether it s the parents, kids, or the
teacher, change isn t easy on anyone. Many simply think of it as more school and no breaks but it s
kind of the exact opposite. Year round schoolis simply the same number of days off just in between
and throughout the year. Ultimately switching to a year round schedule would cause a rise in costs,
and greatly affect kids who have summer jobs/vacations, thus creating a scheduling nightmare for
kids, parents, and teachers alike.

Although opposite to this view it is often argued that the addition of year round schooling could be
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One s schedule can get so messed up that no one would have any spare time left at all not have
enough time to take vacations without a long summer break (Chen, p. 9). But for the parents who
manage getting students to school, practice, or whatever it may be it can be a real scheduling
nightmare. Plus it s not likely your employer would negotiate with you on the days you can and can
t come in due to school work. Shorter and more frequent breaks can interfere with job opportunities.
(Chen, p. 9) It s either you re there or not!

Whether it s year round or traditional school they both have drawback, but a year round schedule
would be more devastating than many may think. The negative effects of a year round schedule are
enormous compared to that of a traditional school calendar. Nothing is so painful to the human mind
as a great and sudden change (Quote Garden). Overall the cost would add up, kids would miss
quality time with their relatives, and moreover struggle with finding a normal
 Arguments Against Bioterrorism
Bioterrorism is a deliberate release of viruses in the enemy s territory to cause terror in a
community and make the people lose faith in their government. People have been doing this for
a long time, people used to just hurl barrels of poisonous snakes at their enemies and they would
also send dead bodies that have died from diseases and hope that it would spread, but now it is
much more advanced. Scientists fear that enemies will be able to weaponize diseases such as
smallpox and Ebola to use against us and since they usually mutate the diseases they will likely be
even more deadly and more likely to kill more people. I feel that no one, not even America, should
use diseases to get ahead in the war. Bioterrorism, in my opinion, is a cowardly
 A Report On The 2015 Ford F 150 Lt Fx4 Edition
The 2015 Ford F 150 LT FX4 Edition is a truck that can run various off road terrains, tow like a
heavy duty truck, and still be able to be stylish and affordable. The LT FX4 edition is a special
model of the F150 that has four wheel drive and will apply to more off road and towing needs. This
review of the 2015 Ford F 150 FX4 Edition will go over the specs of the vehicle, the rugged special
exterior features, and the stylish interior features that separates this truck from the rest. The 2015
Ford F 150 LT FX4 is build will a 3.5 liter V6 ecoboost engine able to run 365 horsepower and 420
lb. per foot of torque. There is also the option to choose a 2.7 liter V6 engine which will top at 320
horsepower and 375 lb per foot of torque, and the last option is the 5.0 liter V8 enginewhich gives
390 horsepower and 440 lb. per foot of torque. People will choose what they feel is necessary for
the use of their truck. If someone drives the truck to get to and from places, a fuel efficient 3.5
liter ecoboost will be the option. On the contrary, a powerful 5.0 liter V8 engine will give the
power for towing capability and driving in rough terrain. The F 150 has the gas mileage of 19
miles per gallon in the city and 26 miles per gallon on the highway. It has the towing capacity of
pulling 10,700 lbs. These specifications are for the FX4 edition with the 3.5 liter ecoboost engine
only and different specification will result in different F 150 setups. The exterior of the F 150 is
loaded
 Premature Infant Stimulation
It is known that then stimulation of infants during the first few months is important for proper
development to take place. Following, we will review the importance of both a stimulating
environment and the need for physical stimulation provided by caregivers.
A lot of emphasis has been placed on physical, mother infant, interaction, but studies have shown
that inanimate stimulation is as important as social stimulation. Yarrow, Rubenstein, Pedersen, and
Jankowski (1972) examined the importance of stimulation from caregiver interaction and the natural
environment. The emphasis of their work was to study the impact of disadvantaged environments on
infant development. What their work did show was that the environment of the infant was just ...
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When we look at infants in orphanages in Romania, we find children that are deprived of the
complex physical contact normally received by other children that have a dedicated caregiver. These
children show serious intellectual deficits, and although they show improvement later, they never
catch up to their peers who were raised in more traditional environments (Berk, 2014). When we look
at premature infants, who spend a large amount of their time in incubators, we find that they show
slower gains in mass and motor function then their peers. Now, when premature infants are given 15
minutes of mechanosensory stimulation, three times a day for ten days, they show an increase in
weight along with more time awake and active. They also would show more improvement than their
unstimulated peers based on the Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale (Ardiel Rankin,
2010)
The effects of stimulation on infant development cannot be understated. The more research that has
gone into the importance of this the more emphasis is placed on attempting to correct sensory
deprivation. In hospital NICUs we see more interaction with children that are born premature. We are
also seeing a greater emphasis on placing orphaned children into homes where they can benefit from
direct caregiver contact and have a more stimulating environment to explore. Now, more than in the
past, we see the need