Cherry Red Essays

  • he Death of Benny Paret by Norman Mailer

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    Fierce, vehement, and feral, Emile Griffith punched Benny Paret 18 times within a mere 3 seconds. These crucial 3 seconds became life-changing for the enduring Benny Paret as he confronted death; unfortunately, Paret could not bear the deep wound inflicted to him by Griffith and has passed away. In the stands, the audience was frightened by what they saw, but one in particular, Norman Mailer, was also appalled and incredulous in what he had witnessed. Afterwards, Norman Mailer published a passage

  • Commentary on Lorna Sage, Bad Blood (2000)

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    Commentary on Lorna Sage, Bad Blood (2000) This passage revolves around a young girl's life, how it has changed and what it has become. It is ironically, how a friendship has evolved into something that the two girls who are exposed in this passage have never thought it would become. Sage introduces us to what we can conclude to be herself in the first paragraph of this passage, whilst introducing us to her dear friend (or shall we say greatest enemy?) in the second paragraph. The relationship

  • Norman Mailer's View On Boxing

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    A sport of endurance, a combination of saliva and sweat, and a stank aroma of staunch determination and pure will. Each champion poised like animals contained in a cage. These images are similar to the ways that Norman Mailer portrayed the ruthlessness of the sport known as boxing. Mailer’s hard-hitting imagery immerses the reader into the brutality of boxing through Benny Paret’s last fight, showing the champion’s descent from the greatness he was well known for with examples such as “he went down

  • Edna and Conformity in Chopin’s The Awakening

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    Edna and Conformity in Chopin’s The Awakening The passage of The Awakening which truly marks Edna Pontellier’s new manner of thought regarding her life revolves around her remembrance of a day of her childhood in Kentucky. She describes the scene to Madame Ratigonelle as the two women sit on the beach one summer day. The passage opens with a description of the sea and the sky on that particular day. This day and its components are expressed in lethargic terms such as “idly” and “motionless” and

  • The Death Of Benny Paret Rhetorical Analysis

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    Novelist, Norman Mailer, in his narrative essay, “The Death of Benny Paret,” recounts his experience as he witnesses a first-hand account of the tragic death of the boxer, Benny Paret. Mailer’s purpose is to convince the audience that boxing is inhumane through the use of many rhetorical devices, such as simile, animalistic diction and syntax. Mailer strengthens his essay and proves that boxing is bad by using many similes to help portray the uncontrollable Griffith and the unbelievable death

  • A Shop Window At Christmas

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    Winter was coming in London and the shop window looked dull and drab in it’s out of season clothes. The shop window had an out of character sense about it, as Christmas was coming and the shop still had the dusty decorations of all hallows eve in it for sale. The windows looked like they hadn’t been cleaned for months. The door hadn’t swung open for weeks and so the interior had gradually faded into a state of disrepair and had lost even the pretence of a greatly visited and popular shop. In short

  • The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

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    and they have a clean cut style. They jump the Greasers and wreck houses because they think they're better than the Greasers. This story is mostly about Ponyboy, Johnny, Sodapop, Dally, Cherry, Darry and Two-bit. Ponyboy is the youngest one out of the group. He's only 14 years old. Everyone, except Cherry,Dally and Two-Bit live together and Darry is the oldest of the boys. Ponyboy and his brother Sodapop have been living with their brother Darry since their parents were killed in a car accident

  • A Japanese Spring

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    beautiful corner roman shops to the majestic Mount Fuji. Japan can be considered one of the most beautiful countries in the world, due to its unique architecture and ancient cultural traditions. The spring time is especially special because of the sublime cherry blossoms that cover the landscapes. The spring is a very joyous and exciting time of the year for the Japanese people; many Japanese national holidays during the months of April and May attract an abundance of tourists who are amazed by the dazzling

  • The Versatile, and Loved Cherry Tree

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    The Versatile, and Loved Cherry Tree People all across the world enjoy cherries for their sweet flavor in pies, candies, and pastries. They have become one of the most widely cultivated fruits in the world. As reported by the Columbia Encyclopedia Online (2000), they can be found in home orchards all across the country. However, the cherry tree has many uses. Some varieties are valued for their beautiful flowers, others for the wood that can be made into high quality furniture. Whatever the variety

  • The Movie Water Symbolism

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    situation. The other symbol that stood out in this movie was the recurring cherry blossom tree. As mentioned before, the cherry blossom tree represented beauty in life but also represents how life is short. Each spring, many japanese gather in gardens to view the cherry blossom tree’s beauty, but the duration is extremely short and people take in the beauty as much as they can before it is too late. Diving in deeper, the cherry blossom tree in this movie represented characters trying to enjoy life while

  • Exploring Gender Dynamics in Browning's 'My Last Duchess'

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    bough of cherries broken by “some officious

  • The Outsiders

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    who raise Ponyboy. The next night, Ponyboy and Johnny go to a movie with Dally; they sit behind a pair of attractive Soc girls, whom Dally hits in his rude self. After Johnny tells him to stop, Johnny and Ponyboy sit with the girls, Cherry and Marcia. Ponyboy and Cherry start to talk and realize they aren’t that different. On the way, however, they run into Bob and Randy, the girls' drunken boyfriends, and the girls agree to leave with them in order to stop a fight between the Socs and the greasers

  • Cherry Blossom Festival Essay

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    famous for Cherry Blossom Festival. Spring in Japan is from March to May, and the Cherry Blossom Festival is carried out for about a week from 20th March 2018 -15th April 2018. The Cherry Blossom Season is also known as Sakura Festival, and millions of visitors come to admire Japan's transformation. Many Vistors prepare for months in advance, organizing their trips, buying air-tickets and reserving accommodation. During the Cherry Blossom Season, Japan tends to be busier than

  • Dream House

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    My Dream House Ever since I was ten years old I have known what kind of house I wanted to live in. A house that is on the lake and after I start a family it will be considered a loving home. One of the most important details about a house is the location. My house will be located where it is quiet and peaceful. My house will be located on a small private lake, but about two hundred yards off the edge of the lake. The best location for this would have to be in Minnesota. Minnesota has beautiful lakes

  • A History of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

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    dance performances and symposia are always on the roster, as well as special one-time events that feature elements of the Garden at their peak. Each spring the Brooklyn Botanic Garden celebrates the flowering of the Japanese Cherry Trees with our annual Sakura Matsuri (Cherry Blossom Festival), and each fall is spiced up with our multicultural Chili Pepper FiestaA few of the "Many Gardens within a Garden" include the Children's Garden, tended each year by about 450 kids, ages 3 through 18; The Cranford

  • Comedy and Tragedy in The Cherry Orchard

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    Comedy and Tragedy in The Cherry Orchard Anton Chekov's The Cherry Orchard serves as a glimpse into the lives of upper middle-class Russians at the turn of the century. The play at times seems to be a regretful account of past mistakes, but at other times it seems very comedic. The final outcome tends to classify it primarily as a tragedy with no shortage of lighthearted moments. It invokes many feelings within the reader: joy, regret, pity, and anger are all expressed among the interactions

  • Noh Play Analysis

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    While doing the presentations on a Noh play I noticed something beautiful about the play that I had chosen. Spring was mentioned a lot, it had many cameos in the play. In Yuya the entire back story of the play is the discussions of going to see the cherry blossoms. Spring in Japan means a whole lot more than just another season. It means new life, and new beginnings, a way for family to come together and start anew. So while taking this course I really picked up on the seasonal aspect of Noh whether

  • Memories In Memories: The House Of Memories

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    The House of Memories Memories are like bullets—coming in all shapes and sizes and unknown impacts. Some are blanks, only hitting the sky as fine powder. Others whiz by, only spooking you. But then there are the select few, that even when your armor is on, even if you are protected by walls of steel, will find a way to tear you open and leave you in pieces. These bullets are the ones that no matter how much time passes, no matter what takes place in the interim, hit you deep in the bone, rock

  • Senpai, Another Protector in Japan

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    for them: in the clubs, in the dormitories, and in the departments of the university to which they belong. April is the month when school begins, the cherry blossoms come into full bloom, and welcome parties for the new students are seen under those cherry trees in the park. Each club, dorm, and department has its own welcome party, called "a cherry blossom viewing party." Actually, these parties aim not to appreciate the beauty of nature but to make the new students drink as much alcohol as possible

  • Central Park Research Paper

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    Photography shares with you today a list of beautiful areas in Central Park, NY for beautiful engagement photos. 1) The Cherry Blossom Trees http://corinneandkylemonson.blogspot.com Celebrate your upcoming marriage with a romantic photo shoot beneath a canopy of pink blossoms. During mid-April to late May, two species of cherry trees (the Kwanzan Cherry and Yoshino Cherry) Visitors can rent rowboats or dine overlooking views of The Lake. Boating on The Lake is a beloved pastime from the Park's