'The Legend Of Jeanine's Dreams'

Young horses will often have “training issues” under saddle which is normally caused by being stressed and not being mature enough to be under saddle (Geor 2). At the age of two, a horse cannot physically perform to its fullest potential, unlike a horse that is skeletally mature (“Conditioning Young Horses” 4). Even though a horse should not perform before the age of three there are many things a trainer can work on with a horse preparing him or her for being trained under

The book, All Quiet On The Western Front, by Erich Remarque, tells what happens to a group of German teenagers during World War I. Throughout this novel, Remarque has certain symbols for objects in the book that represent or mean something. For example, Kemmerich’s boots symbolized death. That’s just one example but there are a bunch more symbols and they all have connections to each other.

In the beginning he was refusing to give Hector’s body to his parents, but then his heart warmed so he did the right thing. Achilles later was killed by Paris. He shot him in his weak spot, his heel.   Aphrodite Aphrodite was created from the remains of Uranus. She was the goddess of love and beauty, also the most beautiful of all

PBS’s, Nova What Are Dreams, is a forty-five-minute documentary about how different stages of sleep effect our dreams. Throughout the documentary, we also witness how dreaming is essential for making sense of the world around us. For nearly a century, many thought when one is asleep the brain is asleep as well. Yet not until technology advanced, did scientists begin examining sleeping patients to notice every ninety minutes their patients brain showed activity as if they were awake but were still unconscious.

In “The Diary of Anne Frank”, there are many symbols that are essential to the plot. Some examples of symbolism in this story would be Anne’s Diary, the Secret Annex, the Star of David, the Nazis and Meip. Anne's Diary is a particularly interesting symbol that symbolizes Anne's life, hope and freedom. An example of this would be when Mr.Frank was just handed the diary after the war. Mr.Franks said, “Anne’s diary.

Horse and human natures are not compatible, nor are their foods the same

Cleopatra has a war declared upon her from Octavian and ended up in Alexandria facing Octavian. Antony was desperate to fight Octavian and win the battle of Actium, but failed and receives news that Cleopatra killed herself. This wasn’t true, yet he attempted to kill himself, but didn’t die right away and Cleopatra came back from Alexandria to find her lover close to death. He died, her arms and she took her own life as

So then Tessie starts to complain that the drawing was not set up properly (Jackson). In “The Lottery,” Shirley Jackson uses the symbolism, characterization, and theme to develop this short story. The symbolism of

She does this by working out, taking night school classes, and trying new things. Norma Jean symbolises a soldier getting ready to go to battle. There are a few example in this story that shows she symbolises a soldier. One of the first examples is that Mabel, her mother, “brought Norma Jean an off-white dust ruffle.” (Mason3)

Jeanette Walls faced many horrible events in her childhood. Her parents barely took care of her, which resulted in a very bad experience in her life, when she got caught on fire. One fire symbol in The Glass Castle is when Jeanette, “Lit a match and held it close to Tinkerbell’s face…her face was starting to melt” (16). This newly-melted Tinkerbell doll represents Jeanette because she was also burnt by a fire. After she melts her doll, Jeanette tries to ignore the fact that it is melted, like how her parents ignored the burns on her body after the terrible fire accident.

She was captured and quickly tried to take her life though was stopped by Proculeius. She then attempted starvation but ceased once Octavius threatened retribution against her children, he already gained power of the empire weeks prior and did not need her death to have control. However she died shortly after by a possible lethal injection by poison on a pin or what could also be a venomous snake bite. The date of her death is also a chronological problem, as it is often dated as exactly 1 Thorth, though could be dated back 18 days prior during the reign of her children.

What does it mean to dream? Well, I believe dreams will always remain a mystery of phenomenons that science will never be able to explain. However, we can interpret our dreams in many different aspects. Philosophers, such as Alan Watts, interpret dreams in an interesting way, such as it being an adventure (The Dream of Life). From this, I’d like to think of dreams as adventures for our minds; we’re subconsciously wandering to a new adventure every time we decide to rest our eyes.

This story is about a dream. In this dream, the sky and the land are not clear (like haze in China), and all things are vague. The protagonist feel uncomfortable and dizzy. She turn around but no one she can find, she only sees a pretty place behind her. She moves to there but farther and farther away.

When Thisbe came across a dying Pyramus, she chose to kill herself rather than spend her life without him. “No more she said; and having fixed the point below her breast, she fell on the keen sword, still warm with

In William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 151 he writes, “Love is too young to know what conscience is;” (CITE). This quote describes the character, Mrs. Popov, in Anton Chekhov’s play, “The Brute”, because her moral standards changed in the name of love. This play is about how a woman stayed dedicated to her deceased husband, but ironically falls for the first man, Mr. Smirnov, she sees after seven months of being cooped up in her house. The theme of this drama is that love fades because by the end of the play she’s moved on with Mr. Smirnov. Chekhov uses symbolism, his title, and the character’s sudden epiphany to prove this theme throughout the story.