Writing a critical analysis demonstrates your critical-thinking skills. This skill is essential for completing some educational courses and working in the academic field, as a critic or in some managerial or decision-making roles.
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The Haunting Echoes
In the small town of Ravenswood, nestled deep within the forest, an air of unease clung to the atmosphere. The townspeople spoke in hushed tones about the old mansion that loomed on the outskirts – the Thornfield Manor. It was said to be cursed, its halls echoing with the whispers of tragic events that had unfolded within its walls.
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The River's Due
The river in our village was everything. Giver of life, bringer of death. It provided you with good fortune or stole your future. It was where the priests baptized us and the grandmothers blessed us afterward, in between the washing. The river’s spirit whispered to us all, every day of our lives. When someone was lost to the river, those same traveling priests claimed God had called them home. We nodded to make them feel better, but we knew it was the river that had come calling for its due. We may have come to accept Jesus as our savior, but had our doubts he would have tried to walk our river.
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