Related International Baccalaureate Languages essays

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   A Pastiche of Virginia Woolf's Writing

   She had studied meticulously, she who regularly got full marks and was expected to get into a famous college, with her brain and her looks and her parents' money. Why was she with him, they asked, he who was messy and disorganised?

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   Comparison Essay on The Road - The outsider, Light and Dark

   While Meursault faces the darkness of his cell after his kills the Arab in a scene flooded with sunlight, as a consequence of his actions, the father and son keep the flame of everything that is human alive in a hellish world, as a reason to remain faithful.

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   Comparison of Robert Frost's Tree at my Window and The Sound of the Trees

   It is apparent that the narrator has created a semi-imaginary and semi-authentic field of vision for himself-using the window as a frame-through which he associates the gently swaying leaves with diffuse clouds and the rustling sound of the leaves with the "light tongues talking aloud (lines 6-7)."

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   Blackberry- picking

   This olfactory imagery provides a bigger impact on the audience. The final line of the poem is very significant. "Each year I hoped they'd keep, knew they would not. This links with the idea of lust. Lust is definitely one of the many themes discussed throughout the poem.

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   An analysis of The Outsider

   On the Sunday after his mother's death, he reflects upon the day by saying, " I realized that I'd managed to get through another sunday, that mother was now buried,

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   The Use of Motives in The Outsider and Woman at Point Zero

   Meursault already cannot deal with the sun and its significance from the opening stages of the narrative, as during the funeral procession of his mother "the glare from the sky was unbearable" (21). It is apparent that the sun causes him more grief and pain than the actual thought of his mothers' death and burial.