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Pnina Olkha Mr. Hoffman AP Language and Composition February 6, 2013 Anderson, Douglas. “Jefferson, Hawthorne, and ‘The Custom-House.’” The Scarlet Letter and Other Writings: Authoritative Texts, Contexts, Criticism. Ed. Leland S. Person. New York: W. W. Norton &, 2005.
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Alec Bruffey Emily Hansen ENGL 1102 10 April 2012 A Little Motivation Goes a Long Way “To Help the Monkey Cross the River” by Thomas Lux is a poem that follows no traditional structure. The poem is free verse and has only one stanza consisting of twenty-six lines. The poem is allegorical; the literal translation of the poem is a hunter on a stand watches over a monkey crossing a river to get the food on the other side. In the process of the monkey crossing the river he encounters a crocodile and a snake. To protect the monkey from harm the hunter shoots near the monkey to provoke him to move quicker to safety.
That stage is described as the stage when people follow low and order to do their duty to support society and to avoid dishonor and guilt. Skipper is the leader of a group of penguins in the movie. He is similar to a commander in the army in the sense that law rules. Skipper’s moral development is shown when the monkeys, that the penguins contracted to help build the plane after the wreck, were missing, so Skipper wanted to call them to a court marshal to punish them for their crime. This would show Skipper following law and order and forcing others to do the same.
After a few rounds of drinks Major Morris began to speak of his 21 years of war when Mr. White questioned Major Morris of the monkey’s paw that he had spoke of previously. The major quickly tried to end the conversation, but Mr. White’s question had gotten the attention of his wife and son, they insisted he told them what it was about. Major Morris spoke of a mummified monkey’s paw that was magic. Major Morris told them the paw had a spell cast upon it by a holy man called a fakir whom did so to prove that fate ruled people’s lives. The spell allowed that three different men have three wishes each from it.
A bloody terse brings the buddys to reconcile in the end. Interestingly, the nappy was bloodied because Orlando fought for his brothers life and prevailed. thus orlandos formal act of forgiving hos broyher for his stirred behaviour and saving his lige instrad of leaving him to die lead to their reconciliation. oliver promises celia and rosalind that orlando did non lend him to be food to the empty lioness. oliver:twice did he free his back and purposd so: entirely kindness,nobler evervthan revenge,and nature, stronger than this occasion,made him give combat to the lioness.