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A Drudge’s Despair Aloud Quinoa’s story made much more of an impact on me than any of the other stories. Equation plays on people’s sentiments and morals by using rhetorical devices: ethos and pathos. His story appeals to me because I cannot conceive what it would be like to be persecuted and enslaved just because…

People can classify Columbus in many different forms; a ere, a villain, or even a leader to the people around him in his time. Due to the support of the documents presented and other historical evidence, I see Columbus more as a villain, for the way the natives were treated and how Columbus Day came…

William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth” is renowned for its compelling characters and powerful themes. Among them, Lady Macbeth stands as a complex and enigmatic figure whose ambition and manipulation drive the narrative forward. This article explores Lady Macbeth’s character, intentions, and the enormous influence she has on the play’s events via her key quotations. Lady Macbeth’s…

The article I will be writing about is “Should Everyone Go to College?” by Stephanie Owen and Isabel Sawhill. Owen and Sawhill explains how going to college do not always work out for everyone because of financial situations, majors chosen, and occupations fulfilled. The point of this rhetorical analysis is to examine the text, identify…

Accomplishing a dream or a goal is one of the most important achievements in anybody’s life. In Arthur Miller’s story, Death of a Salesman, becoming a successful (well liked and wealthy) salesman, seems to be the one and only dream that defined the purpose of Willy Loman’s life. In order to accomplish his lifetime dream,…

Every villain believes they are the hero in their own mind. From fiction characters, such as Maleficent from the Disney movie Sleeping Beauty, who thought putting a curse on an innocent baby because she was not invited to the party was reasonable, to real life murderers, such as the gunman from the El Paso shooting…

“Fair is foul and foul is fair”, this becomes the main theme of the playand a continuously running reality. It, for the most part, represents theimage of light and dark. In this play, most of the evil happenings takeplace in the dark. Macbeth murders King Duncan which was his first steptowards devastation. After the murder,…

            The simplicity of John Lennon’s famous song “Imagine” stands in direct contrast to his complex and volatile life. Starting out as a working class kid, swept into the mayhem and stardom of the Beatles throughout the 1960’s, and plunged into the center of controversy and self-abuse throughout the 1970’s, his short but brilliant life…

Dear students of first year college English, also known here at El Camino as English 1A, it is imperative for you to develop the skill of argumentation in your writing. This includes incorporating logical, ethical, and sometimes emotional elements into your papers. Among all the techniques you will learn during your education, the most crucial…

Both heroes and villains have played their roles in defending and destroying, symbolizing conflicting qualities. This narrative reflects these attributes in the main protagonists. The conflict originated from a divine decision to grant Satan authority over the earth, leading to an ongoing battle that has been documented in literary works over time. Some of the…