... to voice their opinions in a ridicule free environment. A major difference between Telemakhos and contemporary teenagers is the availability of resources and options. When Telemakhos had decided to take to his voyage at sea and look for his father, he took with him a crew of men, food and other supplies, and a ship. He stayed at people's homes overnight and feasted with them ... culture is so very different from ours, Telemakhos is able to respond to conflicts and act in much different ways. Teens today would never be able to set out on a voyage in search of someone, take a huge number ...

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... that weren't programmed or dulled, guiding his vengeful and heroic emotions toward ending HAL. This "response is, perhaps , part of his awakening- as is the shuddering trauma throughout his voyage 'beyond the infinite'" (Kolker 666). With HAL being the acousmetre in scene, it alluded that Bowman kills the very thing that was supposed to be omnipotent and omniscience ... ...

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... can also be seen as Dickinson's acceptance of rejection, when a few of her poems were submitted for publishing, and denied. She was confident enough to know that her poetry was incredible, and that men involved in publishing were too closed minded to allow her work to be printed. Dickinson is creatively able to place two different meanings into one poem, depending ... ...

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... , the role of the neighbor, is an important part in the movie and because of her I am able to believe that Sam raised his daughter. Annie must have played an incredible part in raising Lucy, the name of Sam's child. Even before birth the neighbor had a large impact on Sam's life. Sam names his daughter after the Beatles song "Lucy in ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School