Fight Club

2006-10-16T15:58:30Z

Itsjustmcginty: /* Tyler Durden */

Fight Club

2006-10-16T15:55:13Z

Itsjustmcginty: /* Big Bob */

Fight Club

2006-10-16T15:52:58Z

Itsjustmcginty: /* Marla Singer */

Fight Club

2006-10-16T15:45:35Z

Itsjustmcginty:

Joseph Porter Pitt

2006-04-13T17:56:40Z

Itsjustmcginty:

Prior Walter

2006-04-13T17:41:53Z

Itsjustmcginty:

[[Image:Prior2.jpg]]

“Prior Walter - The boyfriend Louis abandons after Prior reveals that he has AIDS. Prior becomes a prophet when he is visited by an Angel of God, but he eventually rejects his prophecy and demands a blessing of additional life. The Angel is drawn to Prior because of his illness, which inscribes a kind of ending in his bloodstream, and because of his ancient Anglo-Saxon lineage, representing the notion of being rooted and stable. But he proves wiser than the Angels in rejecting their doctrine of stasis in favor of the painful necessity of movement and migration. Prior is as genuinely decent and moral as Louis is flawed. His AIDS infection renders him weak and victimized, but he manages to transcend that mere victimhood, surviving and becoming the center of a new, utopian community at the play's end.”(Spark Notes)

== Work Cited ==

* Spark Notes-http://www.sparknotes.com/drama/angels/terms/char_2.html

Prior Walter

2006-04-13T17:40:39Z

Itsjustmcginty:

Prior Walter

2006-04-13T17:40:24Z

Itsjustmcginty:

[[Image:Prior2.jpg]]
“Prior Walter - The boyfriend Louis abandons after Prior reveals that he has AIDS. Prior becomes a prophet when he is visited by an Angel of God, but he eventually rejects his prophecy and demands a blessing of additional life. The Angel is drawn to Prior because of his illness, which inscribes a kind of ending in his bloodstream, and because of his ancient Anglo-Saxon lineage, representing the notion of being rooted and stable. But he proves wiser than the Angels in rejecting their doctrine of stasis in favor of the painful necessity of movement and migration. Prior is as genuinely decent and moral as Louis is flawed. His AIDS infection renders him weak and victimized, but he manages to transcend that mere victimhood, surviving and becoming the center of a new, utopian community at the play's end.”(Spark Notes)

Ethel Rosenberg

2006-04-13T17:37:44Z

Itsjustmcginty:

“Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were executed for espionage in Sing Sing Prison on 19 June 1953. They had been convicted of giving American atomic secrets to the Soviets during World War II. Though the government was convinced of their guilt, many people were not and the debate over their guilt or innocence did not stop with their deaths. Subsequent declassified government documents have however indicated that Julius Rosenberg did indeed spy for the Soviets but that the government's case against Ethel Rosenberg was quite weak.(CCNY Libraries reference and research)

”http://www.math.ucsd.edu/~crypto/Projects/AnthonyZanontian/KGB%20PROJECT/IMAGES/GUYS/rosenbergs.gif

== Works Cited ==

*http://www.ccny.cuny.edu/library/Divisions/Government/rosenbergs.html