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I choose this object because it is frequently used to conceal one's identify with a false or fictitious identity so that the person could engage in specific activities that would threaten their true identity or to conceal oneself because one's true identity is in danger in order to gain freedom. The previous chef in "Briefcase" assumed the identity of another man who had a better career, a better life, and a more solid identification. With the aid of an anonymous mask, one can conceal their identity and possibly present it as that of someone else with a more secure and masked identity. This gives them the ability to act independently of their true identity and pursue any goals they may have.

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I selected this artifact because it depicts a small child making an effort to interact with their parent but failing. This illustrates how people tend to ignore problems if they don't directly impact them. Which is similar to Derek Walcott's short story "Elsewhere." because the narrator was not affected by problems that didn't directly pertain to them. This relates to freedom since because apart of being free is being seen and heard.

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I selected this picture of a crowd of people begging for "change" as a wealthy man scatters cash around them. This image demonstrates how the majority of people are affected by poverty and how those who are not affected do nothing to close the wealth gap. This is related to "Elsewhere" by Derek Walcott because it addresses similar issues involving other people's hardships and how they are disregarded. This relates to freedom since most people think that achieving financial freedom is a prerequisite for being truly free.

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Protests in response to the death of George Floyd

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I chose this artifact because of how the similar situation relates to the one presented in the text. In the event of George Floyd's death, outrage and protest erupted across the country in response. An example of these protests is seen in the image, where people practice peaceful protests. This relates to the text because Gandhi expresses his beliefs regarding how to change a country, which is through "civil disobedience". Using the information provided in the text, I believe that the protest shown in the image is an example of civil disobedience used to invoke change. The image also connects to freedom because the people are protesting for freedom, to be free and live in a country free of police brutality.

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I chose this article as my artifact because of how it demonstrates peaceful disobedience. This article connects to the text and Gandhi ´ s message by showing how peaceful protesting can be used. The news article shows people lying down disrupting normal function, but not causing harm or violence in the process. It also relates to freedom because the protest in the article regards the injustice death of George Floyd, which was fighting for the freedom of black people.

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‘I can’t breathe’: Hundreds lie down in protest | CNN

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During protests around the world, some demonstrators have staged lie-ins, taking to the ground to symbolize the final moments of George Floyd’s life.

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This artifact is picture of Martin Luther King jr. on April 16, 1963 after he was arrested in Birmingham Alabama. This is connected the text because soon after this picture was taken MLK wrote his famous Letter from Birmingham Jail. In the letter King says "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."  Which connects to freedom because he's basically saying  when you hinder the freedom of one whats to say they wont come for yours next.

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I chose this artifact because it's an image of the gemini zodiac sign.This zodiac sign is known for having two sides of oneself,or sometimes considered two different personalities or identities. Just like how the main character of the passage has an internal battle between his real self and his new fake self.

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The song Waking Up by Julien-K states lyrics such as, "No more living like the dead Its seems its just out of sight The ones with the answers always get their way... Waking up Breaking out This is what it means to be free. "
Which can represent how people just go along with those in powers' decisions and that Ghandi had his ideas set in stone and knew what he wanted but that it was just out of reach but he had to stand up to the government to get what he wanted.
They have to wake up from the control in order to get their freedom

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This is "Jace Carson", a fictional character in the TV show "swagger". Swagger explores the world of youth basketball, and the players, their families and coaches who walk the fine line between dreams and ambition, and opportunism and corruption.

In one of the episodes late in the season, Jace and his team get off the team bus after a very controversial game to protest with others because of a video of Jace's team getting treated unfairly in a resturant by police. Jace and his team eventually decide to actually protest with the protesters peacefully and end up going viral to get their point across. This can be compared to letter to viceroy because Jace and his team march peacefully in order to get their point across without violence

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I chose this artifact become it's the movie mask.In the passage the main character loses his identity by taking up the identity of someone else.In the mask,it's quite similar.In the movie The Mask, the main character played by Jimmy Carey,finds a mysterious ancient mask that causes him to turn into a supernatural being with a green face,yellow suit,and teethy grin. This causes him to lose himself slowly and slowly as he become more and more manic throughout the movie similar to the main character of the passage.

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The artifact I chose depicts a silent protest that took place on Saturday, July 28, 1917. This was the first civil rights protests in American history and although they were being peaceful they were still put behind bars. This relates to "Letter from Birmingham Jail" by Martin Luther King Jr. because he was the face of peaceful protests but was still unjustly placed behind bars many times. This related to freedom because the protesters had fight for their basic human rights in order to be free.

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My second artifact is from That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.This show shows a slime that is trying to build a village that unites people.This relates because Gandhi was trying to break down the power of Britain to become equal.

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I chose this artifact of a Black Lives Matter protest because it's directly related to Gandhi and the way he fought for his cause. Black Lives Matter protesters used signs and peaceful protest to get their point across. Gandhi used speeches and civil disobedience to create change for his people. This relates to freedom as it shows without a fight, there cannot be freedom and equality in some instances.

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I chose an image of Malala Yousafzai for my artifact. Her story is that she wanted to go to school in Pakistan, but a terrorist shot her on a bus on the way to school. This didn't stop her though, as she eventually ended up going to school and became a great activist. This relates to Gandhi as he was also an activist who went through pain and struggle. This relates to freedom as it shows how people go to lengths and even as far as give their life for their respected causes.

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I used this article due to its use of two sides as well. In the Dragon Prince, young king Ezra wants to return the young dragon prince to his mother peacefully to end a years long war. He himself is in the middle of the human and elf side with each being violent towards each other. I feel the show itself relates to freedom in the sense of being free from our callings or roles in society as while trying to return the dragon. King Ezra is told he must use violence but wants to be free from this role. It relates to the text since like previously stated he is trapped between two violent sides who he wants to meet in the middle.

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I used the book “The Way I Used To Be” by Amber Smith because people ignored Eden’s problem until it affected them. Her brother Caelin disregarded Eden’s sexual assault until it ended up affecting him and the family. Akin to the many problems that “Elsewhere” spoke about, people were not concerned about anything until they were closer or affected. THe book relates to the idea of freedom because it talks about how you need to acknowledge injustices or problems regardless of if it affects you or not.

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The piece of media that I used is a photo of a peaceful protest against the violent police. This relates to freedom since it shows a protester fighting for the awareness of the injustice for black people that is present in the country. I feel it is related to the story since there is a peaceful and violent side who are both fighting for something or for a different outcome in the future.

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I chose an image from the Boston tea party because like in the text "From letter to Viceroy, lord Irwin" the people in Boston were fighting for their independence from the UK, so they retaliated by throwing British tea into the ocean. Similar to the tea party, the people of India got rid of British salt and started to manufacture their own to try and rid themselves of British rule.

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I chose the artifact because of how it physically represents an idea discussed in " Letter to Viceroy Lord Irwin regarding peaceful disobedience. The image shows a group of African Americans protesting segregation by organizing a sit-in. This connects to the message conveyed by Gandhi because the letter describes the peaceful manner he plans on changing the state of India. It also is heavily tied to freedom because these and similar types of protesting were done to gain freedom and equality, as described in the article and displayed in the image.

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the Suzanne Collins film "The Giver". I chose this piece of literature because the main character, like Ghandi, rebelled against their oppressor.

The movie's primary hero fights an unfair government while being perceived as a threat because of her unwillingness to comply . Like Ghandi, some rebels were also executed. This relates to freedom since she had to topple her oppressive regime to get freedom.

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I feel the briefcase relates to the character Riku in Kingdom hearts. In the game Riku turns himself over to the darkside with the thoughts that what he is doing is helping his friends. As he continues down this path though eventually it is revealed that what he is doing is hurting more than helping. However it becomes too late as he loses his ability to control himself eventually giving up part of his heart. I feel this relates to the story because just like the main character he sacrifices a part of his old life for a new one without considering the consequences. Realizing in the end that this new life might have caused not only himself harm but the others around him. Despite the challenges though they each continue to try to retain and uphold their new lifestyles.

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This is Leather Face from Texas Chainsaw Massacre. He wears masks made of human skin (hence his name) and engages in murder and cannibalism alongside his inbred family. As a child, a severe facial deformity ate away most of his nose and made him subject to cruel ridicule from his peers. Prior to killing people, he wore animal hides, cloths and leather masks that covered up the bottom of his face. Later he began to skin some of the people he killed and wore their faces as masks. This relates to the briefcase because Leatherface puts on human skin to put on a different persona. He feels as if he is a different person when he has a different face on because he doesn't like his original state, he's basically trying to get free of all the bullying and harrasement due to his face hence him using skin to hide his face. Just like the Chef trying to get free by putting on the persona of the scientist

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I selected the artifact depicting a person standing out in a crowd. I choose this picture because it made me think of how Ghandi stood out from the crowd by peacefully defying the government. This is related to freedom since Ghandi believed that he had to rebel, unfortunately at the expense of other people's lives in order to set himself and his people free.

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I chose this artifact due to a character, Kaz Bekker, being held down by his injured leg. He has to take different routes than his companions due to this limitation but doesn’t allow it to stop him from carrying out his mission. In “The Hawk Can Soar” by Randi Davenport, she starts losing the ability to carry out certain activities but doesn’t allow it to prevent her from doing other things. This book relates to the idea of freedom because Kaz does not allow his physical limitations to hold him back.

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I chose this article because it shows a person's identity and information being stolen by a hacker. The story of "The Briefcase" is about the chef stealing the professor's identity and belongings. The text and artifact are related because they both show a person stealing someone else's belongings and who they are. The hacker can use this information for anything, which shows how freedom is being revoked here.

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I feel that this piece of evidence resonates with the article due to its convention of a second life. As we noticed in the story, eventually the main character creates a charade. A new life where he leaves behind his old one doing everything he can to keep it and essentially creating a mask to cover his past actions or what he once used to be. I feel this relates to freedom due to the fact that when creating a mask for ourselves not all the time will we feel free. Eventually you get tired and lose what you once were in the past.

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Another example is the movie Cruella. I feel this is a good example due to the duality presented in this article. At the beginning of the movie as she tries to start her journey becoming a fashion designer we can tell that she isn't taken very seriously and is overlooked alot due to her low status position working under someone else. Since it doesn't affect them they don't worry about it however when she moves up to higher leveled fashion shows working by herself and people of higher status see her work they finally see it as competition and acknowledge her. I feel like this relates to freedom because she only becomes free to make what she wants when she works by herself. She only feels free when she doesn't conform to what she is originally taught. In relation to the story however it shows that people only see an injustice once they are actually affected by it however. They will be comfortable watching the struggles of someone else but dont like it when they experience it.

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I used this piece of media due to its connection with two sides. In this movie and brother must take care of his sister as they navigate life through a war. Dealing with constant bombings and attacks. Despite this the brother continues to do everything he can, taking up jobs when needed to feed them both. During one scene while living with a close relative the brother is told to help out more around the house so that he and his sister can receive a fair share of food. He tries to make a point of the war but their aunt brushes it off as if what is occurring and him and his sister's position isn't as important or serious. However despite this the brother makes it a need to be constantly aware of where they are and to keep up with what bases have been destroyed so he and his sister may take safety and need. Another scene includes when they are laying in a street of a very populated city. Rich people walk around the bloody bruised bodies and whisper to each other but don't seem to bat an eye or make a serious notice of it. They seem aware of the war that occurred but don't see it as something important to them or their everyday lives. I feel this connects to freedom due to the fact that despite some of us being comfortable with our freedom there are others who have lives to consider with the positions they have been put in.

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I used this piece of media due to the studies made by W.E.B dubois. Just as King one of the things that Dubois studied was the articulation of oppressed black communities and how it affects the people. This relates to the text to what King was discussing in his letter about the injustice of black people that was located in the city. How he is prompted to bring his word and speak up for those for a change just how Dubois did his studies and founded the NAACP to help for the same reasons. It connects to freedom since it discusses the peaceful and political changes that were fought for people of color to receive rights.

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I used this piece of media because of the message presented in the song. Such as the message presented in the song King makes it a point of peaceful protest. In the song it discusses staying true to your intentions and to be forgiving to those as you continue to fight for what you believe in. I feel it relates to freedom because of its discussion to step out of your comfort zone and what you know to find a better life for yourself and build something for yourself instead of trying to be comfortable with what you have been restricted to.

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In the cartoon the Owl house there are many different examples of not feeling free that connect to the text. One of the most obvious examples being the main character Luz. In the beginning the series where Luz is sent off to a summer camp. A camp to help dial back kids' creativity. However instead of attending the camp and getting on the bus she decides to head to the Boiling isles. A place full of magic where rather than being held back by her imagination she feels a sense of freedom and is safe to be her true self with people who understand her. Including the rogue witch Elda who teaches Luz to unleash her full potential. I feel this relates to the text because just like the narrator in “The Hawk can Soar” Luz sees Elda just like the Hawk in the story. Someone who despite having restrictions in her magic and what she does but still lives her life as she wishes freely not letting the law stop her or anyone else for that matter.

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The example I used to connect to the text was the studio ghibli movie Kiki's Delivery Service. The movie follows a young witch who is moving from her small cottage to her parents into the city to make a new life for herself. When she first arrives, it seems as though she doesn't feel like she is of use. The new world makes use of technology rather than magic and she is a witch who doesn't have the ability to fly. This makes her feel at a disadvantage since she hasn't had much experience with said technology. It makes her wonder if there really is a use for her in the new city. As she continues her stay however and she begins to help her community in other ways she is able to look past this disadvantage and feel more free in her life. This connects to the story because just like the main character of “The Hawk can Soar” she eventually gets to a point where she realizes that we are more than what holds us back. Despite being different from others we can still follow our ambitions.

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This artifact shows a soldier honoring a fallen soldier who is finally resting, which in the topic of Elsewhere by Derek Walcott it is states "Soldiers rest somewhere by a road, or smoke in a forest". In the artifact you can see the graveyard of soldiers by a forest and soldiers resting forever

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This artifact I chose shows people protesting against Asian Hate. Asian hate has gotten more extreme during the Pandemic due to the virus spreading from China. This relates to the story "Letter to Viceroy" because the people in the photo collected together in a peaceful movement to stop the hate against Asians. This shows the influence of Gandhi and many other people have had on society to resort to peaceful solutions rather than violence. This relates to freedom because if we want to fight for our freedom we should find a more positive and alternative way to push for what we want.

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I chose this Artifact as my cousin, Marvin Gaye, perfectly represents the question about why do we need to fight about land, fight about race differences, fight about war and peace, And peacefully asks 'What's Going On?' instead of fighting back, when peacefully talking is a better answer. In the text, "Letter to Viceroy, Lord Irwin" by Gandhi, he states 'I cannot intentionally hurt any thing that lives, much less fellow-human beings even though they may do the greatest wrong to me and mine.' which correlate with the song, as it talks about how people are crying and dying due to the violence, how war is not the answer and we don't need to escalate the already dire situation, and how only love and peace can conquer hate and despair.

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Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (Lyric Video)

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The artifact I choose is Ian Samuels' film "Sierra Burgess Is a Loser." Because the main character Sierra, who is portrayed as "fat" and "ugly," gets mistaken by her crush and pretends to be someone else. The plot of this film is similar to Rebecca Makkai's short tale "The Briefcase." because the main character also adopts the identity of another person. This relates to freedom because in order for the two characters to feel free, they had to step out of their own skin and take on a new persona in order to feel free.

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This artifact shows Isiah Thomas of the Detroit Pistons in 1988. Thomas started the third quarter of Game 6 of the NBA Finals hot, scoring 14 points to help the Pistons erase an eight-point deficit. But with roughly four minutes left in the quarter, Thomas jumped and landed on the foot of Lakers guard Michael Cooper, spraining his right ankle. He came back into the game in the 4th quarter and dropped 25 points in a single quarter. This connects to the hawk can soar by Randi Davenport because Isiah ended up losing the game 102-103 but he still persevered through immense amounts of pain wielding his team to a close upset leaving everything out on the floor. Isiah relates to the main character in many instances.

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I chose this artifcat because it shows America placing the Flag of the dirt after victory using all their might after using all their energy fighting to honor their country stepping on all the debris and dead bodies. In the story you can see the topic of "Soldiers rest somewhere by a road, or smoke in a forest." being discussed. This photo shows the soldiers finally resting after victory of war

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I chose the movie "The Darkest Minds" by Jennifer Yuh Nelson . I choose this work because, like Ghandi, the main character rebelled against their oppressor. The main characters in the film battle an unfair government while being viewed as a threat due to their special powers. And like Ghandi, some who rebelled were put to death. This connects to freedom because they had to overthrow their tyrant government in order to be free.

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My 2nd artifact is from Hunter X Hunter.It shows the deuteragonist ,Killua learning he had a needle in his head.This connects because the needle made him someone else,it was used to make him more tactical so that whenever he saw someone stronger than him he would run.This was pushing his friendship away because he couldn't be there for gon.This is like "The Briefcase" because they both were pretending to be someone there not and if killua continued on the path he would have lost his bestfriend like the chef lost his freedom.

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I chose this artifact of peaceful protest because it shows the long term impacts of Gandhi's achievements and goals. The Letter to Viceroy describes the true passion of people and Gandhi himself with their relentless fight towards freedom. The photo I chose is an example of peaceful protests and civil disobedience, inspired by leaders such as Gandhi and MLK. It shows the understanding that violence is not always the answer, and the standards towards true change when fighting for a cause, or in this case, freedom.

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For my last artifact, I chose the Netflix show "Do Revenge". Essentially in this show, the main character, Drea, makes it her mission to get revenge on her ex-boyfriend who exposed her explicit images. While this is a brew, one of her new friends, Eleanor, tries to also get revenge on Drea secretly for something she did when she was a kid. In the end, nothing works out for both of them. They both learn that inflicting the same violence someone else puts on you, doesn't solve anything. This aligns with Gandhi's values in the Letter to Viceroy as he explains his values in peaceful protests, and how violence will never bring desired results. This relates to freedom as it shows how everyone should respect each other's freedom. It goes to show how if you obstruct someone else's freedom, it ultimately also affects your own sense of freedom.

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This artifact is showing the Super Bowl 56 halftime show in 2022. As you can see you can see legendary music artist such as Kendrick Lamar, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Mary J. Blige, and most importantly Eminem. He's important to this because Eminem is white and one the greatest rappers to ever live, as you can see in the picture Our brothers and sisters are coming together along with Eminem and making one the best performances ever. This connects to Letter from Birmingham and Martin Luther King Jr. because MLK fought for equality and freedom between Blacks and Whites. He strived for greatness between companionship in races

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This artifact showcases a peaceful protest much like what Ghandi was doing at the time. Ghandi was fighting for the taxes placed on India by the British but he was doing it peacefully. Both pictures showcase people peacefully fighting for their basic rights.

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For this artifact, I chose Tomura Shigaraki from My hero academia to relate to the "Letter to Viceroy, Lord Irwin". I chose him because throughout the entirety of my hero academia, he committed acts of violence and caused wars to prove his point that heros and villains are the same. This connects back to the story because it's showing Gandhi's belief that violence isn't everything. In My Hero Academia, all of the acts of violence that were committed only resulted to a large amount of death and the heros still came back to fight tomura, which further shows that his violence didn't do anything. This connects back to freedom because it shows that you can take a stand against unjust acts but violence isn't always the approach you should take. Shigaraki wasn't viewed to be on the same level as heros when he was violent. He only looked worse. This is the same as rioting against unjust laws. You don't look like a victim when you are violent. You look like you are proving their point and that you don't deserve rights.

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The artifact I chose was the NBA Bubble. The NBA Bubble was the time where COVID caused the season to pause mid-way, and later in the year the NBA re-opened in Orlando in a closed facility. I relate this to "The Hawk Can Soar" because both of the instances have people being held back by physical condition. In the story, it's the old lady's body breaking down. In the bubble, it's people catching COVID and being stopped from playing basketball. The players freedom was limited heavily during this time as they couldn't leave the facility and had to stay in the bubble. In order to have freedom, we shouldn't be trapped or held back.

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I decided on using Mystique from X-Men because of her unique superhuman ability to shapeshift into any human form, which relates to the story told in "The Briefcase". The character Mystique uses her ability in a multitude of ways but prefers to stay in a 'normal' human form. She does this because of her issues regarding her ability but also because of society's refusal to accept mutants, which threatens her safety. Using a specific look/identity for an extended period leads to Mystique accepting this form as her normal form which relates to the viewpoints presented by the main character of "The Briefcase". In the story, the main character steals the identity of a man, and over time the lie of being that man becomes true to the main character which is very similar to Mystique's mentality. The image of Mystique also relates to freedom because her life as a mutant is restricted due to the lack of widespread acceptance of mutants, which is a correlating factor to her identity disturbance.

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Pauline Cushman is shown in this artifact's photo. Pauline was a Union spy who had to keep her identity a secret in order to stand up for what she believed in. This is why I selected this. They both had to hide from the government when they shouldn't have had to, so this ties to the text. This also provides a solution to the question, as it eliminates the need for spies or powerful individuals like the chef to hide from the government in order for us to be free.

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I chose the mini series "when they see us" because in the series 5 young black boys were wrongfully convicted of a crime they did not commit. Because of this their lives were never the same. I think there is a connection between this series and MLK's letter from Birmingham jail because Martin luther king was wrongfully arrested, like these boys in the series because of the color of their skin.

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Title: When They See Us (TV Mini Series 2019) - IMDb

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My second artifact is a scene from My Hero Academia.It show the main villains childhood and how he was born with the power to destroy everything.He wanted to be a hero but eventually he lost hope and let out his quirk.When he had to live on the street no one helped him and the only one that did was already a villain.This relates because the quirk is like a disease and all the bad happening is like the girl losing hope.

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I chose this because it shows opposite worlds. To me this connects to the text because I feel as if the world is how you make it. There's injustice everywhere which doesnt seem to be changing. There's people out here who live their days wishing it would get better while others live everyday like it's their best day, This connects to freedom in a way because not everyone has the same freedom which is why people often live completely opposite lives.

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Due to the fact that Ghandi marched for salts as part of his initial effort to liberate India from British domination, I chose this image of them. This is relevant to the narrative since Ghandi threatened to do this if the British didn't back off. This pertains to freedom since no one should have to go through all of this in order to live happily while supporting their own country. Living in the nation you adore without having to worry about famine or other hardships is what it means to be free.

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For this artifact, I chose eleven from stranger things to connect to the main character in the story "The Briefcase". I chose eleven because she initially came from a lab of special children and had a traumatic background but once she came to Mike and his home, she adapted to his normal lifestyle and once it got to season 4, she completely adopted the normal lifestyle. She went to school and stayed at home with no powers like a normal person. This connects back to "The Briefcase" because eleven changed how she lived and her personality to keep herself safe. This is like the main character in the briefcase because he changed how he lived to get away from the starvation and violence that he was experiencing. This connects to freedom because both characters had to change who they were to be truly free. Their freedoms were taken away and they changed themselves to gain their freedoms back.

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I chose this artifact of MLK leading a peaceful place for their freedom, and protest of racial discrimination. This connects to the text as it is the same as Gandhi. They both thought non-violence movements were the way to achieve the goals of violent people. They both lead massive movements that indulges in this way of achieving something and had the same mindset when they want to achieve something. An action has to be done to gain freedom, and this connects freedom since when your freedom is taken inhumanely, no one is going to get it back for you, you will have to try and take it back.

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A sheep is dressed like a wolf in the image above. We are frequently told that sheep are helpless animals that are constantly evading the evil wolf. The analogy I'm making is that the chef put on his disguise so he could flee, much like the sheep. He makes an effort to live a free life as he flees his past. because hunting is easier than being a target of hunting. This connects to freedom since it allows you to live a free life by hiding.

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In the story "The Briefcase" a man uses someones identity to save himself from something. This picture shows a person stealing someone elses identity adapting to that new person. In the briefcase he made an entirely new identify out of another person leaving them behind for his own gain.

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This artifact I chose shows a protest against the Vietnam War in Melbourne that consists of 70,000 protesters. During the protest, even with 70,000 protesters there was barely any violence. This relates to "Letter to Viceroy" because Gandhi is trying to approach a more peaceful solution to the British Rule and not lead to violence. This protest relates to how they wanted to stop the Vietnam War and wanted peace and resorted to a peaceful movement. This relates to freedom because they are protesting for peace and freedom to the people in the Vietnam War.

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For my artifact, I chose Britney Spears to relate back to the poem "elsewhere". I chose Britney Spears because she is one of the best examples of being held back from being free and living her life normally. Britney was being held back from her father, Jamie Spears and he forced her to do things such as be stuck in her house and not continue her music career. This connects back to the story because like Randi, Britney was once free and successful but was being restricted from continuing on with her life being free. This is like how The main character in The Hawk Can Soar was once able to do certain things but began to be held back from her disease. This connects back to freedom because it really shows you that you should take advantage of all of the freedoms you have now. They can be taken away at any point in time or be restricted from someone or something.

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I chose an image of Malcom X for my artifact because of how he was a rival to MLK. Malcom X wanted to fight with violence, while MLK wanted to peacefully protest to fight back. This relates to MLK's "Letter from Birmingham Jail" because both Malcom X and MLK wanted to end racial inequality, but in different ways. They had the same ideology for the freedom of African-Americans. Malcom X relates to freedom because he wanted to take the fight for African-American's freedom and equality in his own hands.

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My second artifact from One Piece is the Reverie arc showing the land of Mariejois. This land is where all the world nobles live,they torture other human for fun and get what they want because there at the top,this scene shows how there living in luxury while they have slaves provide it for them.This relates to "Elsewhere" because it shows how people live have anything they want while people around them are suffering to provide it.

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I chose this artifact because, despite the fact that it seems impossible, the man is pushing the rock up while knowing how difficult it is. The woman in the story who can soar a hawk realized she couldn't walk because her bones were too weak, but she persisted nonetheless because she felt she had to. Because both of them are stubborn, that is why I make the connection between the story and the image.

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This artifact above represent Patrick Mahomes who plays Quaterback of the Kansas City Chiefs winnning Super Bowl MVP after Super Bowl LVII. Mahomes reaggrivated a injury that happened 3 weeks prior that should have sidelined him the whole playoffs. After halftime Mahomes came back out and threw for 93 yards completing 13 passes out of 14 with a side of 2 Touchdowns. He single handedly won the second half outscoring the Philidelphia Eagles 24-11. This connects to the story the Hawk Can Soar by Randi Davenport because even though he was injured he was still persevering through pain while being hit with a major setback which could've contributed to his performance and could've easily quit

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I chose this artifact because it shows how being a different identity can cause you to lose yourself. This artifact shows Steve Grant from "Moon Knight." In this show, Steve has dissociative identity disorder. Once he learns of this, he tries to live the life of his other identity, Jake Lockley. This causes him to start to forget who he is and his memories. This relates to, "The Briefcase" by Rebecca Makkai because in the story, the main character takes another person's identity and eventually loses all signs of himself with it. Both characters try to be someone else but fail because they are still their own, unique person. This is an example of how freedom is being yourself. These characters tried to take somebody else's freedom, but in return gave up their own, which caused them to lose themselves.

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I chose this artifact because it shows the cat as Britain and the victim is India with their salt lands. The cat basically took something because it has the power to do it, and if you try to take it back, it will resort to violence even if you are the owner of the item, AND the owner of the cat. The "Letter to Viceroy, Lord Irwin" by Gandhi, shows how Britain basically took India's freedom to not be able to use their land. Their salt lands were theirs but Britain has the power to take it, and put restrictions on it so they can use it for themselves. India's freedom to walk on their land and get their resources is taken away, just like your freedom when this cat steals your car keys, which removes your freedom to travel in your car. If you try to take the car keys back, the cat will bite you, like how Gandhi got shot just for doing something that he was supposed to have rights to.

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Stop Asian hate peaceful protests during the pandemic. 

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During the recent time of the pandemic, it was a very hard time for Asian Americans. Many acts of oppression and violence were targeted in the Asian community. To fight back, many communities and organizations were built to peacefully protest for the rights of the Asian community. This connects with the passage, as Gandhi specified many values of peaceful protest. I believe that some of his views on peaceful protest have influenced the way we protest in today's modern world. As of today, acts of injustice against Asians are reduced compared to during the pandemic. This is related to freedom as it represents standing up against injustice peacefully will leave more of an impact than causing more violence.

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SeanChristopher: Glass Bones & Paper Skin

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SeanChristopher: Glass Bones & Paper Skin

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I chose this artifact for it represents disabilities at its finest and the fact that even though he basically could die from the slightest touch, he somehow pushes through life and lives on. Similarly to the main character in, "The Hawk Can Soar", he elaborates his condition, and how it's holding him back from living a 'normal life'. This relates to freedom due to its revealing message that people are constantly suffering and worrying about getting better, and how it can restrict your own feeling of freedom and happiness.

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For my artifact, I chose balenciaga. I chose this because they recently had a scandal where they were using children to promote sexual items. This connects to the poem "elsewhere" because it's following the theme that everything is not as it seems. People were willingly buying and promoting this brand while they were using children to promote and sell things that were inappropriate. This connects to the story because in the story, it basically spoke about how things in one place may seem okay but it's not in another. This relates back to my artifact because to people in the media, balenciaga seemed like another normal and high class high fashion brand that you can buy from but in the background, they were using children to promote their products. This connects to freedom because while you are buying from these brands, there's children who aren't free and have to work for these brands. Think about the freedom you have and how it takes away from the freedoms of others.

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Lebanon Protest Using Dali masks and red jumpers

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I chose this artifact of people protesting for freedom in Lebanon wearing Dali masks and red jumpers, based on the tv show Money Heist. In the show, the robbers of a bank wore the Dali masks, and it later became a symbol of revolution, and rebellion. The people of Lebanon who protested took this idea and used it in their movement as it shows the revolution and want for change in their country. This relates to the Letter to Viceroy, as Mahatma Gandhi describes the true passion of freedom, and how people will fight for it once there is a spark. Mahatma Gandhi was the spark for India, he led the Indian independence movement, and inspired others to fight for independence, much like the Dali masks used in Money Heist, and worn during Lebanon protests.

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I chose this artifact because it shows MLK leading a peaceful protests for equal rights which is what Gandhi was doing. This relates to "Letter to Viceroy Lord Irwin" by Gandhi because both of these activists were fighting for what they wanted and they did it in peaceful protests. This relates to being free because they are fighting for what they believe in and this allows them to be free. Since Gandhi was fighting for the end of British rule which makes them want to be free.

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I chose  this image of a person plummeting into a pitch-black abyss. I choose this picture because it reminds me of the story's protagonist in the way that they both succumb to the shadows. The protagonist of Randi Davenport's story "The Hawk Can Soar" had a difficult life following her diagnosis and started to grow resentful and cynical toward the world, allowing herself to be sucked up by her depression. This relates to the question, "What Do we Need in Order to Feel Free?" because Randi Davenport does a good job of reminding people that, contrary to what the media portrays, disability is not all rainbows and sunshine and that, more than anything else, a positive mindset is what you need to feel free.

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I chose this artifact because this is a popular album that simulates how dementia feels.Like in my previous submission dementia is something that can come with age causing someone to loser their memory and also an ability to think at an extent.This album is supposed to simulate the slow deterioration of someone's memory and the emotional mood changes someone with dementia would/might experience throughout it. In the passage the main character loses the ability a lot of the things they were able to do because of age which connects to dementia because that is also can be caused by old age.

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The Caretaker - Everywhere At The End Of Time - Stages 1-6 (Complete)

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I chose the song "Feels Like Summer" by Childish Gambino because it relates to the topic of us ignoring the struggles and suffering of others. The song is about how we're neglecting problems with the world like global warming and environmental issues. The story Elsewhere uses other topics connected to suffering like slavery and war. The artifacts are connected as they talk about humans just brushing things off to the side or forget about problems because they aren't directly affecting them at the moment. This relates to freedom because we can't be free if we ignore the problems other people are going through.

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Childish Gambino - Feels Like Summer (Official Video)

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The artifact I chose is the symbol for the East India British Company, a trading post and company built in the 1600s. I chose this because it represented the beginning of the British'Tn India. This relates to Gandhi's "Letter to Viceroy, Lord Irwin" because it was a landmark for the first time Europeans gained access to India via sea travel. The company was also involved with India, trading things such as salt and spices. India's populace was split on this interaction, as it resulted in things like loss of culture and suspicion. I think this relates to freedom because if company did not start, India would be safe from the injustices it faced due to British colonization, allowing them to be free in the future.

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I chose this artifact because of how the darker messages behind both the scene and text overlap with ideas regarding identity theft and manipulation. This image is taken from a scene where the little boy 'Georgie' is actually a clown known as 'IT' who uses the body/image of Georgie to his benefit, manipulating other characters with this ability. This relates to the passage because they discuss similar topics regarding identity theft and using it to benefit oneself although ultimately it may not end well. If interpreted as such, both acts can be seen as acts of survival, with IT using Georgie to find other children to eat and defending himself against the people trying to get rid of him. Whilst in "The Briefcase", the main character steals the identity of a scientist in to save himself from a dire situation The image and context behind it also ties into concepts of freedom because the people who are haunted by IT and IT's actions are not free from the trauma he's caused them. Furthermore, Georgie is also not free having been captured by IT and used to manipulate others.

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I picked this artifact of someone holding a thorny rose causing them to bleed. To me this explains how people hold onto hopes and believes to keep them going but these wishes don't always come true. This relates to the text because the main character is aware of her reality and by the end has completely accepted her fate. She has gained peace therefore living the rest of her days free. Being able to drop the rose, letting go of this false sense of hope and accepting your reality can grant one's freedom.

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I chose this artifact because it shows that they are doing peaceful protests in giving the citizens some authority and not having the government take control of everything. This relates to "Letter to Viceroy Lord Irwin" by Gandhi because he was also fighting for the end of British rule and did this peacefully just like the picture that is displayed. This relates to freedom because they both were striving for freedom for what they believed in and wanted for the better. The situation with Gandhi was getting rid of British rule and he did this in a peaceful way.

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This picture connects to The Briefcase by Rebecca Makkai because Eli Apple talks in a fashion as if he is one of the greatest cornerbacks of all time but isn't really good, he disrepects people on twitter, makes smart remarks, and talks big game but when gametime comes he doesn't back up his talk. This connects to the Briefcase because the briefcase becuase the chef was pretending to put on the persona as the scientist, just like Eli Apple puts on the persona of him being a good football player

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I chose this picture of Ho Chi Minh because he reminds me of how Gandhi fought for the freedom of the people. Ho Chi Minh was a Vietnamese president that fought for Vietnam's independence. At the time, Vietnam was a French colony. After visiting the U.S, he saw how unfairly the French were treating the Vietnamese. He fought for freedom and for the people's rights. He is similar to this document because many politcal ideas were shared between Ho Chi Minh and Ghandi. They both believed the people's rights were above all. They were also both Buddhist and socialist, proving their dedication to people. In the text, Ghandi says many times that he wanted a peaceful revolution and wouldn't stop until India got their independence. Ho Chi Minh would argue the same exact thing and would likely follow Gandhi's path had WWII not occur. These people show us that we need a government that doesn't oppress the people to feel free. Freedom is mainly restricted by laws and government. To have freedom, we must have a less-powerful government that doesn't control the people. We also must limit racism, discrimination, and unfair treatment.

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The primary subjects of this song's lyrics are the disadvantages that some African-American communities experience. The terrible surroundings that African-American youth face in terms of violence and institutional racism in the nation are highlighted by the song. In the song, Kendrick is sought out for consolation after his friend's son was slain as a result of the nation's institutionalized racism. However, Kendrick supports using violence to plot retribution rather than carrying out appropriate justice. He feels he should take issues into his own hands since he doesn't trust the system to deliver justice. While expressing that he would do everything for his family to protect them from the unfair system, even if it meant using violence himself, Kendrick seems to yearn for a quiet life away from the mayhem.

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Kendrick Lamar -   XXX (Lyrics) feat. U2

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For this artifact, I chose the enlightenment, which I think connects to the story of "Letter From Birmingham Jail". I chose this because some of the ideals of the enlightenment state that you should rebel against your government if your rights are taken away. Now, Martin Luther King did not promote violence and the word "rebel" has somewhat of a negative connotation to it but by rebel I simply mean to "go against". In the story, it is discussed how people have the responsibility to break unfair and unjust laws by taking action. Protests are a good example of an action that is being taken against the laws. This connects to freedom because you have the right to go against those who are taking away your freedom to do certain things such as having the same rights as those who have different skin than you and protesting because your right to an abortion is being taken away.

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For this artifact, I chose a drawing of a girl solemnly depicting depression and dissociation. Depression is a very prominent conflict throughout America and around the world. While crossing topics of defects and diseases, I came up with ideas of depression and dissociation. Like physical obstructions, mental obstructions are just as problematic to a person's health. Similarly to the passage, the main character elaborates her condition, and how it feels that she's being held back. This relates with freedom because it reveals mental or physical defects can restrict your own feeling of freedom. Like the image, it suggest that it makes you feel alone in this world, and that you'll always have a heavy feeling of having a burden always be apart of you.

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this picture connects to letter from birmingham jail because it shows two people grasping their hands. To me it relates to how Martin's sole purpose of the letter was to prove he was one of them and asked to be there. He wanted to make a point that he wasn't their enemy.

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I chose this GIF of Huey Freeman because it relates to MLK and his activism. In the Boondocks (the show of this character), Huey is an outspoken activist who doesn't stand for injustice and inequality. Just like Martin, Huey is also a fighter for equal rights in the black community. They both use peaceful protest and boycotts to get their points across. This relates to freedom as both Huey and MLK fight for the freedom of others in the community. In order to feel free, we need to have equality and basic human rights.

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I chose this artifact because i believe it relates in a sense of one person who was brave enough to go against what the other believe or are forced to do, Going against the ideas of the government and those who simply conform with it, hoping that others will follow as well even if there is fear.
There didnt have to be a fight or anything, simply enough courage to stand against others with peace, such as Ghandi did.

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An image depicting the bombing of Nagasaki.

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The artifact I chose was an image of a child during the bombing of Nagasaki from an anime. I chose this image because the anime depicts the bombings as horrible and gruesome, while it generally did not affect the citizens of the U.S. when it happened. This relates to "Elsewhere" because Walcott mentions how problems and injustices somewhere else don't affect us. In this case, the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombings heavily impacted Japan as a whole, while some people celebrated or were indifferent. This image relates to freedom because Japan had to put this behind them to keep going, to relieve the citizens, and help attain freedom from the oppression resulting from the bombing.

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My 2nd artifact is from a booondocks episode with a spin off of Dr. King.In the show he woke up from a coma and no one would listen to him preach because while being in a different time everyone was different.They saw what he said as irrelevant or hateful like how in "Letter from Birmingham Jail" they saw him helping but saw it as a bad thing.In the end he says his final speech and shows how wrong the people are.

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I used this picture because the man is pushing a rock up a cliff not giving up even though it seems difficult or impossible. In the story the woman knew she couldnt walk and was very fragile. She kept persevering because she felt obligated to just how this man has to keep pushing or else he'll get crushed.

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I used this artifact since I feel as if it can relate in a sense, the lyrics " Im over sleeping like a dog on the floor Imagine living like a king someday A single night without a ghost in the walls... We'll start a new revolution now. "
It shows the mistreatment of people and how others are held and seen as above them such as white people with the white supremacist ideas, that others did not deserve treatment as good as them and martin luther king helped to fight against this and gain our freedom from these ideas.
If the mistreatment goes too far then we have to fight back to overthrow the government.

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I chose this artifact of a chameleon camouflaging because it shows a theme of adaptation in life, also shown in The Briefcase. The prisoner has to adapt to his new life in order to stay free, by copying someone else's identity. The chameleon in the same way copies/camouflaging the leaves in order to hide from predators, also protecting it's freedom. Also, there lies the threat of predators in both the image and text as the government is the predator looking for the man, and attempting to deny his freedom.

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I chose this artifact because it depicts that somewhere in someplace there can be oppression and this sorta thing relates to their being injustices in the world. This relates to "Elsewhere" by Derek Walcott because there were injustices somewhere in the world and this relates to the artifact showing pollution on the right since it is being compared as an injustice and oppression. This relates to being free because if there is oppression and injustices in the world then you have less freedom than somewhere else which means that something has to be done so that these injustices can stop.

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I chose this artifact of Martin Luther King dying with his loved ones that supported him taking in the moment, because it shows the extent that people will go to get their freedom that they already deserved. In the text "Letter from Birmingham Jail" it shows racial inequality, and how people fight as a non-violence movement to get back their freedom no matter what happens. This picture shows the result of that. Death unfortunately comes to people that don't morally deserve it, bu it also shows the mass respect he has on the movement and the people that support him. He will always move with his team even if death is the cost. This connects to freedom because they go on so far for freedom, but if they can't gain it themselves, they will always try to help someone else get it.

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I chose this artifact because it represents boycotting which is a way of peaceful protesting. This relates to the story because Ghandi was promoting peaceful protesting since he believed that violence isn't an effective way to solve the issue. This connects to freedom because the image was an event of the 13 colonies wanting the tax on items to be gone since they believed it is unnecessary because they weren't represented in the government.

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My artifact is a puppet being controlled by its "master". This relates to the text because it shows how the government can have so much power and control over their people. The chef has no choice but to follow these expectations given by the government so he steals an identity. He is a puppet to not only the government but also to himself. Even though he was not physically chained throughout the story being controlled has still taken his freedom.

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SeanChristopher: John Henry - The Mightiest Man

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SeanChristopher: John Henry - The Mightiest Man

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I chose this artifact for its value towards the huge fight for POC's Rights and Freedom against the white man, as the story of John Henry was and still is a monumental page in Black history. In the text, "Latter from Birmingham Jail", MLK explains the fact that we could fight injustice and inequality on POC without having to use violence. And this kids story explained by Disney, shows it clearly. In the story, John Henry states to his wife, "If they steal our dreams, they put a chain 'round our souls. Somebody's got to stand tall.” Which expresses the fact that John is done being hanged by his foot and shackled down by chains of color, and wants to fight for respect and freedom. So he took his hammer, a hammer that was made from the chains that used to restrict him, and swung to freedom.

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For this artifact, I chose Rose Quartz from Steven Universe. I chose her because when reading "From Letter to Viceroy, Lord Irwin" by Gandhi, I thought of Rose, especially when watching the video. For me, they connect to each other because they both sacrificed themselves in a way to save their people from harm and colonization. In steven universe, Rose sacrificed herself to save the Earth from colonization of the gems and diamonds from homeworld. Gandhi did not directly sacrifice himself but he had certain beliefs and tolerance towards things that caused him to get killed. This connects to freedom because it shows how other people put themselves first for the freedom of their people.

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I chose this picture of Savitar from the flash, because it shows the aspect of identity theft from The Briefcase. In the Flash, Savitar is a future corrupted version of the Flash, who constantly goes back in time to create himself over and over again. This shows the same need to copy one's identity as in The Briefcase the prisoner has to copy their identity to keep their freedom. Savitar in this same way is trapped in an infinite loop of killing Iris (Barry/The Flash's wife) to create himself, and if he does not copy the Flash's identity, he will die, losing his freedom.

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This picture connects to Elsewhere by Derek Walcott because it shows how injustice is every where. At the end of the day the people facing the injustice are going to be the ones that have to group together and fight. While some are fighting others are completely fine living life.

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This artifact above represents the erruption of Mt. Vesuvius ( More commonly known as what destroyed Pompeii ) and how the people of Pompeii living there were living peacefully as they were unaware that Mt. Vesuvius was a volcano and didnt believe it would be any harm to them. Just like how many believe that they wont be injured or at risk of harm because its elsewhere or far away, that they dont have to worry. When in reality anything could happen in any moment, and the peace that you had was suddenly ripped away frim you.
Although we'd like to believe that danger is far away, it is always there.

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I chose this artifact because it shows the will of people that support non-violence protest, and the amount of people that will be there for a movement for their freedom. In the text "Letter from Birmingham Jail" by MLK, he tells us when freedom is taken away, an action has to take place to get it back, specifically a movement. This picture shows the immense amount of people that are formed as a movement to get back their freedom. The significant amount of voices that are in the thousands of people will be heard since they are so desperate to get back their freedom, the government will surely do something right? For their people at least?