Lars. Bianca is a big, big girl! None of this is easy—for any of us—but we do it... Oh! We do it for you! So don't you dare tell me how we don't care. Dagmar Sometimes I get so lonely I forget what day it is, and how to spell my name. Dialogue Lars: I was talking to Bianca, and she was saying that in her culture they have these rites of passages and rituals and ceremonies, and just all kinds of things that, when you do them, go through them, let you know that you're an adult. Doesn't
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SPEAKER: When Abigail and Mercy left the court, Parris was relate there, because his niece had steal everythings from him, when the day Abigail left, Parris know about that, and know where Abigail gonna go to, so he go wait for her at the ship. When Abigail get there, Parris caught her and Mercy, Because they both run away, so when Parris bring them back they have been stone. Parris: Where Y’all going?! Abigail: Pause.. We’re just going out…(Nervously) Parris: What is that?.. Abigail:nothing
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Miller’s use of dialogue to show the rift between John and Elizabeth by showing their lack of interaction. An example of this would be when John Proctor asks, “Are you well today?” (50), and Goody Proctor simply replied with, “I am” (50). When the two interact with each other, there isn't much natural conversation going on. There is an awkward tension between the couple which suggests that the revelation of John Proctor’s act of adultery is still fresh. Miller produces the awkwardness between the
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Within the lines of Plato’s Socratic dialogue The Republic, each interlocutor presents the reader with differing and sometimes conflicting facets of what it truly means to act justly. Every character that Socrates encounters offers both Socrates and the reader a new challenge to consider while formulating one’s definition of justice and how these aspects contrive the society in which each of us live. While Cephalus states the justice is merely “speaking the truth and giving back what one takes” (331d)
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In the Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous by George Berkeley, the conflict surrounds the two characters Hylas and Philonous on the notion of the objects existing independent of its perceivers. The debate on whether an object needs to have a perceiving mind in order to validate its existence is a proposition that Hylas attempts to defend this view, that contradictory to Philonous, there is more than what is perceived in the mind. In the Second Dialogue, Hylas is firm in his belief to Philonous
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Dialogue To imagine myself living in the world of the Inca’s, I would have to travel back about 500 years ago into a beautiful society made up of more than 10 million citizens. It was around June, after the rainy season ended in the grassy highlands of Peru, when our neighboring villages came together for a three-day festival. Our villagers, children, men, and women, have spent days preparing; they have gathered bushels of long grass (which they soaked, pounded, and then dried). The grass was then
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Bhagyashree Sood Professor Givant Philosophy 101 25th February 2014 EDUCATION- CAREER OR HAPPINESS The following is a dialogue between Shree and Dolly. One being a practical conscious mind of my personality, whereas the other one my personality of which no one is aware of. These two conscious minds of mine always fight for one question that is what the purpose of education in my life and my family’s life ; is there any importance of my decision for my education and whether I should listen
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In the Cask of Amontillado, Montresor’s abundance of dialogue and action, shows his delusional and hungry heart for revenge. All throughout the story, there were many instances where Montresor thought about plotting revenge against Fortunato, incorporated it in his dialogue, and carried it out. Montresor’s dialogue and action are closely locked together in his hungry heart. When Montresor was luring Fortunato into the catacombs, he said this. “I had no intention of alarming you unnecessarily- but
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being. When building a character, important decisions have to be made about how their voice comes across in their dialogue, and Zora Neale Hurston in Their Eyes Were Watching God expertly uses the transition between the black vernacular and the formal narrative to not only create compelling characters, but to give us a greater depth and understanding beyond what’s stated in the text. Dialogue, and the lack there of, is used purposefully to supplement and enhance the story, and, during Janie’s tribulations
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Dialogue between Plato and Aristotle Jamie Erwin PHI/105 October 5, 2014 Donald Musacchio Dialogue between Plato and Aristotle In the early morning hours student begin to enter into the auditorium of Plato’s Academy, the first thing they see is the two professors’ down in the front of the room. One of the professors begins to speak to the class. Plato: Good Morning Students! Students: Good Morning Professor! Plato: Many of you may know who I am and then there are those of you that do not. For
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As our dialogue was in full swing and I felt more comfortable sharing, the similarities of my circumstance and Kathy’s are striking. She too is having issues in regards to her Mental Health and the situation is now reverse, Kathy is having difficulties talking about her mental state. I noticed that she became more and more subdued the longer I conveyed about my anxiety, depression, and stress. I realized that this is a dialogue, a dyadic communication between best friends. Thus, I asked her what’s
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Augustine is a very blunt and logical character, bringing up counter-argument after counter-argument to battle Petrarch's stance. In Dialogue Two, the characters begin to approach Petrarch's depression head on. Augustine brings up several valid causes of depression through out Dialogue Two, such as temptation, holding onto your pain, and subservience. “Think how many temptations urge your mind to perilous and soaring flights. They make you dream of nobleness and forget your frailty; they choke
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Animism Animism refers to a belief system that focuses on the belief that a living soul is in plants and inanimate objects; essentially everything on the world has a sprit. Typically animistic views are held in traditional and native cultures established well before the creation of structured and organized religion. As these religions become more promenade and powerful eventually animistic religions have been over ruled and are now struggling to continue and to sustain traditional beliefs and
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Berkley believed that everything we see around us - tables, chairs, flowers, trees, etc. exist only in our mind. According to the philosopher, ordinary objects are nothing more than ideas that do not have physical existence in the world. In The Dialogue Between Hylas and Philonous, Berkley debated that all our knowledge comes from the sensible qualities such as touch, smell, sight,
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Amidst an interlude in the fierce struggle for power between the two dominant Greek poleis, Athens and Sparta, the Peloponnesian war, there was unrest. Despite the Peace of Nicias, belligerence between the two states did not cease, but rather took on a new face. While careful to remain within the parameters set several years before in the peace treaty, Athens moved cautiously, but aggressively in establishing alliances, albeit coerced, and strengthening its empire. It was at this juncture that it
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Interfaith dialogue is the Uniting Church values relationships with people of other faiths and cultures and insists the place of interfaith dialogue in creating and sustaining a culture of peace and harmony. Interfaith dialogue occurs across a range of different levels. In 1996 Pope John Paul II held an interfaith prayer service in the Domain in Sydney. In 2001 churches, synagogues and mosques in Sydney held reciprocal visits to pray for peace and express unity. Islam, Judaism and Christianity all
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On an emotional level, from everything his peers have said about him, I really can't see that he had murder in his heart. That's not evidence, simply a gut feeling but bolstered by Hae's reactions with him, the way she speaks about him in her diary entries, and other things like Adnan's friendly interactions with Don. There’s none of that chest-beating, male sense of ‘ownership’ that I would normally associate with a murder like this. As far as evidence goes, I'm really concerned that there is no
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I was not able to arrange to be in the chat room in time with a partner. I have completed this assignment on my own. _____________________________________________________________________ Dialogue 1- Myself (As Socrates)- Meno! There you are. I am glad to have found you. I have been itching to have a conversation with you about a subject that has been running through my mind the entire day. Myself (As Meno)- Hello there Socrates. What have you to talk to me about? Socrates- I have been pondering
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she is only sixteen, four years older than him. But they were of the same height. She is very beautiful and cute. Her fair skin looked brightened than ever, she took time to smear her shea butter properly after taking her bath. Her hair was carefully braided in moulds and really darkened with hair dye. She always wore a smiling face. Grandma ended her story, blew her nose aloud and said “Asuo Panin will wipe me away from this Earth. Asuo Panin you will kill me, you will kill me” Asuo Panin wondered
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Trieu Dang BIS 322 Journal Theater for community, conflict and dialogue: Tilt: There are two lines of same number of people standing opposite each other. Count off from 1 to the end. Put the bottle in the middle. Explain they are standing on the edge on the plate. If one person gets called, one person from another line also has to get in. Two people have to balance the bottle in the middle of the plate. Everyone keeps going inside. Zip Zap Zop Everyone makes a circle. One person starts with
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FRIAR LAWRENCE On Thursday, sir? That’s very soon. PARIS That’s how my future father-in-law Capulet wants it, and I’m not dragging my feet. FRIAR LAWRENCE You say you don’t know what the girl thinks. That’s a rocky road to be riding. I don’t like it. PARIS She’s grieving too much over the death of Tybalt. So I haven’t had the chance to talk to her about love. Romantic love doesn’t happen when people are in mourning. Now, sir, her father thinks it’s dangerous that she allows herself
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There was a shadow. A shadow lingering nearby in the dense, dark forest. John followed it for a while. It darted in and out through the trees until it stopped directly across where they were sitting. He stared at it for a while until Rob and James traced where his eyes lay in horror. Instantly, James started yelling and Rob quickly grasped for his gun. John placed his hand on the gun to cease-fire. He couldn’t let him do it. “What? Are you crazy? Do you want us to get killed?” he yelled. John watched
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Commotion filled the Taylor household. Barbara and Raymond Taylor argued with their daughter, Christine. "I want to go to that concert with Brandi!" Christine disputed. “You’re too young! We don't trust Brandi either,” Her mother replied. Brandi wasn't very sharp. She didn't get as good grades as Christine did and the neighborhood speculated she was around the bend or in other words, crazy. "Christine Roxanne Taylor! You're sixteen, which is far too young to be going alone to a concert. Stop
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11th United States History SUMMER READING ASSIGNMENT: DIALOGUE JOURNAL (Project Grade) A good reader summarizes what s/he has read, asks questions of the text, supports what s/he thinks about the text by citing passages from the text, and links what the reader has read to personal experiences and other things the reader has read. A Dialogue Journal helps facilitate this conversation/interaction with the text. 1. Setting up the Dialogue Journal is simple. Divide a page in your journal in two
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After Proserpina ate the pomegranate she got from King Pluto she was told by her mother Ceres that she must stay with King Pluto for six months because of the 6 pomegranate seeds inside the fruit. Proserpina couldn't believe her ears, her heart and soul fell into darkness, devastatingly sad that she would have to wait to once again to witness the divine beauty of the surface. Proserpina glumly got back onto the golden chariot with the King of the underground. "Goodbye, don't worry Proserpina
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¬ Catholic intellectual tradition is a 2000- year dialogue between faith, reason and culture. It contains two components, the first one which is content, which is a treasury of classic text and modern text, and secondly method, which are guidelines for living based on centuries of experience, prayer, action and reflection. And altogether is equals a way of living. The Catholic Intellectual life is characterized by rigorous intellectual inquiry, community based, commitment to social justice and
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21878 Organizational Dialogue University of Technology Sydney Autumn 2014 Assignment Question 2: A range of authors (e.g. Gerard and Ellinor 2001; Isaacs 1993, 1999; Schein 1993; Senge 1995) suggest that dialogue can positively transform organizational cultures. Do you agree with this assessment? Why? Why not? Engage with relevant academic literature in developing your argument. Student Name: Nguyen Vu Hoang Dung Student Number: 11477445 In organization
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also debate what order his major works were written, and if Plato was writing before the execution of Socrates 399 B.C.E. () On the other hand, most agree that Plato’s major works can be divided into three distinct groups, Socratic Dialogues, Middle Period and Later Dialogues. A large majority of scholars also agree that Plato’s earliest works are the most reliable and accurate recordings of Socrates teachings. It is widely accepted amongst scholars that Plato was born between 428-427 B.C.E, to an aristocratic
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Treasure of Lemon Brown” by Walter Dean Myers and “The Monkey’s Paw” by W.W Jacobs, the authors use dialogue to develop character. These stories both have a lot of dialogue and they both can describe a character in multiple ways. I believe the authors use word description and their past actions to describe the characters through dialogue. In “The Treasure of lemon Brown” the author uses dialogue to show the characters past and the description. In the beginning of the story, Gregs dad says Greg can’t
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routine. The usage of dialogue throughout this story created life among the characters. They became individuals instead of being merely talked about by the main character. Instead of seeing them from just his perspective, the dialogue between them allowed readers to briefly get a gist of their personalities, our presumptions about them changed as the story progressed and they became realistic. It engages readers and gives them a personal insight on the character’s lives. Dialogue is important to use
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