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    slave escaping. They describe the motivations for escape “as varied and numerous as the human experience” (47). In other words‚ the authors in no way believe that the reasons they give are all inclusive or represent all the motives of slaves to escape. Some of these motives included a possible sale‚ separation from family‚ or being severely punished. Most often though the reason for escape was simply the opportunity for freedom. Any chance to escape bondage was seized upon by those desperate for freedom

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    The film industry was able to rush in a golden age of film by capitalizing on the need for Americans to have an escape from the harsh reality of the Great Depression; they were able to provide Americans with this escape from reality by utilizing the best of technological innovation of the time which included sound and color films. The film industry created an environment where Americans could pay a small amount of money to sit down and enjoy a film that took them away from the bleak times of the

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    stanza of the poem‚ Moore immediately creates in the first few lines a negative image of mankind as being “naked” and “none is safe.” She doesn’t exclude any one from this grim situation‚ but instead refers to “All” humans as being targeted. No one can escape. She questions what we have become‚ believing our “innocence” and “guilt” are so entangled we then cannot tell right from wrong. Right and wrong have become one in man as she writes‚ “What is our innocence/what is our guilt?” Moore also questions

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    on the person. The main reasons of teenagers’ running away are in surrounding community. The closest people in the world are our family. But if there are some problems in family‚ then person‚ especially teenager‚ who is formed own current psyche‚ escape from the hopelessness. Nowadays it is very difficult to live with the society around us. Many people try to find a benefit only for themselves‚ trying to deceive someone in order to satisfy their needs. They deceive each other without thinking that

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    working on a job he hates and is even more miserable when he is at home. He constantly has to deal with the pressures put on him by his mother‚ Amanda Wingfield. He had to become the man of the house at an early age because his father left home. Tom escapes from the pain of reality by writing poetry when he is at work. Tom goes to the local bar to get drunk in order to deal with the pressures that are waiting for him at home. The character Amanda Wingfield is a southern belle who was once wealthy

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    chances to leave or escape‚ but she never took the chance. Many questions rose from this‚ and why Sarah never tried to escape Hernando. Quite possibly she never tried to escape Hernando because he kept telling her he was not going to hurt her and she had a hope that he was telling the truth. Sarah Gould may have had a belief that if she had done everything he asked‚ she would leave Hernando’s possession alive. There is no definite answer on why Sarah did not try to escape from Hernando‚ she was

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    development in the play we can see an importance and also a symbolism in the story. Trough the props and the importance of it to the character we can associated to the characters attitudes‚ their desires‚ and the way they deal with reality. The fire escape‚ Victrola phonograph‚ Laura’s unicorn‚ and Tom’s movie going‚ affects the characters’ lives everyday in one way or another. The props can also be used to analyze the characters of the play. The portrait of the father is present throughout the

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    Odysseus and his men tricked Polyphemus in order to escape. This gives a tone of trickery and gore to the story. This story was also summarized in the way of a poem‚ called “The Blinding of Polyphemus” by Robert Dickerson. The poem consists of very descriptive words that give an even greater tone of gore. Lastly‚ a painting called “Odysseus in the cave of Polyphemus” by Jacob Jordaens. It depicts how Odysseus and his men used the sheep to escape the cave of Polyphemus. All together‚ these three different

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    The plays were exceptional and both have an underlying theme of wanting to escape. Williams plays portrays characters wishing for an escape from reality. The characters also filled with a great deal of loneliness. He was able to make a fictional settings seem so realistic and add on to the tone of the pieces. Tennessee Williams was an exceptional American writer who at the time was able to earn criticism and praise for exploring themes of sexuality that no one at the time really would. He earned

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    a young prostitute named Georgette and they have drinks together. She states that‚ “Everybody’s sick. I’m sick too”. Bars‚ dance clubs‚ cafes where alcohol is served seems to be a place of escape for a majority of the characters. Jake Barnes‚ like the other characters‚ uses the consumption of alcohol to escape what realities he face at home‚ his lust for Brett‚ but also to forget the things of his past. “Everybody’s sick. I’m sick too”‚ Georgette. When reading this line‚ Georgette and Jake have

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