Essays on Swenson

Tennyson, “The Eagle”. Discussion Question: How is the solitary eagle’s strength emphasized in the first stanza? Does the reader “join” the eagle in the second stanza? How or how not? The reader joins the eagle in his dive in the second stanza through the metaphorical comparison with a thunderbolt. Captivated by the bird’s masterful and exact description in the first part of the poem, the reader has no choice but to follow the eagle’s majestic fall towards the water. This is also achieved by the personification of the predator, as the author uses pronouns “he”, and “ ...

Question 4: Aviation Security Today

Airports are among a country’s entry points with this; they are required to have various steps that ensure that the individuals who are at the airport are safe, together with the country as a whole. With well beefed up security at the airport, the unscrupulous individuals planning to sneak contrabands into the country will not only be unable to sneak them in but further deter individuals who had plans to do so, when they see that the other individuals are apprehended and further, prosecuted. This airport security has evolved over the years and in various ways.

Question 6:

In 1970, ...

Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula

The Film Dracula directed by Godfather trilogy director Francis Ford Coppola and based on the book by Bram Stoker, released in 1992. The story was slightly revamped from the book and it was modified to adapt to the culture of the 1990s. As in Stoker's book, sexuality forms the core part of the film. It defines the characters in many ways. The scene in which the Dracula and Harker were together alone, shows great passion and closeness between these two. The scene where Dracula shaves Harker in front of a mirror and when the mirror reflects only Harker, it ...