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Tajima was a samurai without a master (ronin) who loved traveling and on one of his travels, he met with a wandering priest and discovered they were going the same place and they began to discuss to make their journey smoother and before long they were talking about more intimate affairs.
The priest tells the ronin Tajima about his desire to erect a monument for Buddha and how much he has gotten so far which was two hundred ounces of silver. Tajima immediately has it in his heart that he must have possession of that money.
During a boat ride, Tajima tripped the priest and he fell over and drowned.
Taking the priest's money, he took on a new name Tokubei and began trading with the money and soon amassed great wealth
Three years after, he began to be haunted by the ghost of the priest until he was thought to be mad.
It appeared that the priest did not die but survived and eventually raised the money for the bronze statue for Buddha. He forgave Tajima (now Tokubei) and was persuaded to take back the money Tokubei stole from him, with interest.
The theme of the story is Poverty influences a man's decisions and No man is beyond redemption
The author made use of indirect characterization
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The correct answer is D. The poet feels that traditional sources of inspiration are ineffective in the modern world
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In the poem "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock", the author T.S. Eliot explores multiple themes including love, inspiration, and the contrast between the modern world and the past. In the excerpt presented, the author refers to traditional poetry and the inspiration he finds in it by using the mermaids as a symbol, this can be seen in the line "I have heard the mermaids singing each to each" that shows how the mermaids or traditional poetry sing or give ideas to the poet.
However, it seems this inspiration is not as effective as the author expects because in the end, the author and the mermaids "drown". Also, the cause of the traditional poetry drowning is the "human voices" which likely refers to the loss of traditional values in the modern how and the mundanity of it.
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Importantly, Jurassic Park does pass the Bechdel test. This three-part test — used to draw attention to sexism in movies — asks whether there are at least two named female characters who talk to each other, about something other than a man.
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