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Gandalf, Frodo and Aragorn as Prophet, Priest and King
This is the second in a two-part series examining Frodo, Aragorn, and Gandalf as Christ figures. In this installment, the characters are examined as prophet, priest, and king.
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12 Animated Movies You Don't Want to Miss
Between Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks and more, there are a lot of animated movies that are must-see. Here are 12 of my favorite animated films of all times, movies that you do NOT want to miss!
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Madness and Melancholy: Abnormal Psychology in the Works of Charlotte Brontë (Villette) Part V
This is the finale of the 5-part series exploring Charlotte Brontë's use of abnormal psychology. "Villette" is a novel of intense emotion, portrayed accurately by Brontë. Best read in order.
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Madness and Melancholy: Abnormal Psychology in the Works of Charlotte Brontë (Jane Eyre) Part III
This is the third in a 5-part series. Part III looks at the use of abnormal psychology in Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre". It is advised that you Parts I & II for context and background.
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12 Must-See Episodes of "Psych"
USA's unique crime-comedy show wrapped its 8th and final season up in early 2014. Whether you're a longtime fan or are thinking about watching, here are 12 of the best episodes "Psych" has to offer!
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Arthurian Legend Throughout the Ages
As early as the Celts, mentions of King Arthur can be found. From Celtic to Christian, French, British, Victorian, and to movie and TV screens today, a history of the evolution of Arthurian Legend.
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Words of War: Poetry of the First World War
A closer look at three of the most influential British poems from World War I: "Dead Man's Dump" by Rosenburg, "Dulce et Decorum Est" and "Disabled" by Wilfred Owen, when poetry and war collide.
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Symbols and Allusions in Flannery O'Conner's "The Violent Bear It Away"
An analysis of Flannery O'Connor's novel "The Violent Bear It Away" and the symbolism found throughout the darkly comedic tale.
Elizabeth Wilson is the author of the Irish mythology inspired House of the Dead. She is a literary theorist, lover of fairy tales, and passionate storyteller who hopes to make a difference with her words by inviting readers to peel back the surface of the text and find a deeper meaning. To her, stories are the ultimate form of communication - the only one that can reach across the chasm of time itself and impact the future. She is an avid consumer of young adult books and is passionate about mythology, and loves all forms of story, from books, plays, movies, TV, to video games.
Elizabeth has a master's degree in English and Creative Writing from Southern New Hamphsire University, and teaches college English. She lives in Tennessee with her husband and their black cat, Baby.