The thirteenth child of a minister and school master, Coleridge entered Christ's Hospital to study in London at the age of 10 (Tucker 324). ... Despite these character flaws, he had a great sense of self-analysis that helped him to overcome his shortcomings (Kilvert 42). By this time, Coleridge's fame was growing, although his most creative days were behind him (Jack 4). ... Hutchinson later became Wordsworth's sister-in-law when he married Sarah's sister, Mary (Tucker 324). ... The two later resolved their problems but the period of close friendship and literary collabo...

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Those growing up in the 2000's may think that the early silent films portraying popular literary monsters look amateurish and bemusing. ... Analysis The popular Saw franchise was the first group of films I explored. ... Kramer typically traps them in elaborate mechanical devices that are set to murder the occupant unless a goal (symbolic of the character's mistakes in life) is accomplished. ...

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