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    Seventy years ago a man was found dead on Somerton beach. Seventy years and we still do not know who that man was. The mystery of the unknown man has baffled generations for years. On December 1, 1948 the unknown man was found dead on Somerton Beach slumped against the sea wall. The man’s identity is still unknown today, he is referred to as The Somerton man. This is such an interesting mystery because even today we haven’t been able to put all the pieces together on this case although today we…

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    even a just man can be proven unjust. In the story of Gyges’ ring it explains how if two men, one morally just and one morally unjust, had rings to become invisible and could commit any crime without being caught then you wouldn’t be able to identify which is which in the outcome because the twos situations would be the same…unjust. Without fear of being caught, there is no reason as to why they’d be scared to steal or commit other crimes. I agree that if the fear of punishment was nonexistent…

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    Perelandra, Elwin Ransom and the Un-Man, could possibly resemble Adam and the Devil. Initially, the Un-Man was portrayed as a sane being, showing no signs of corruptness, but as the story progressed, the Un-Man slowly begins to reveal his imperfections. For example, when Lewis revealed his history of torturing small animals, the Un-Man’s imperfection was captured in that single moment (Baxter). In relation with the Devil, one can infer that the Devil and the Un-Man both had a disrespect for…

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    Jean Jacques Rousseau

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    The writer and philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau, who with writings such as "The Social Contract," in which he defines the freedom of the people and the Republic as a form of government, influenced greatly the thinking of the French Revolution and is remembered today as one of the first great classical liberal thinkers. Born on June 28, 1712 in Geneva, Switzerland, Jean Jacques Rousseau started early on in his life working as an apprentice to an engraver before moving to Paris where after a few…

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    Tell-Tale Heart is the character versus Himself because the whole story was an internal conflict. In the story, he is battling against the vulture eye of the old man and it is obvious the eye isn’t evil. The narrator has it all in his head. In the text, he says his senses are much better but clearly, these newly acquired abilities will destroy the protagonist/antagonist. A good example of this conflict is in the last paragraph: “It was a low dull, quick sound-much such a sound as a watch makes…

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    character was constantly trying to put down Virgil because he was black. Virgil was first brought into the film when his character was blamed for the murder of a white man. The only evidence was that Virgil had a large amount of money with him, “too much” for a black man to have. He identifies himself as a cop from up North and begins to give his input on the case. Virgil finds himself to be the only person who really seems to care about catching the person who murdered a rich white man.…

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    thirty-five year old man struggles between trying to claim the success he so desires and caring about the well-being of his loved ones: This man is Walter Lee Younger. Walter Lee now faces the challenge of either changing his ways to maintain peace in the family or keep pursuing a dream that promises to destroy his home. In the 1950s, commonplace segregation, oppression, and discrimination threatened many African Americans. In A Raisin in the Sun, a typical African American family…

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    Analysis Of Obama Speech

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    a poor excuse for a man we have as a President. I’ve known for eight long years what a deep dark hole he is leading this country down. I’ve known for eight long years that he is either mentally unstable, incredibly ignorant, or an extreme Muslim sympathizer like we’ve never seen in the White House. I hope other Americans are waking up after the pathetic Presidential address to the nation about the Orlando Islamic terror attack. It’s time to talk frankly. Obama’s speech was the most…

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    Infidelity Themes

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    The main actors and collaborators of this film are Al Pacino John Randolph and Jack Kehoe Biff McGuire it was directed by Stanley lumets and produced by Martin Bregman. The main character was Frank Serpico and Tom Keough. Main conflict between Frank Serpico and the dirty cops on the police forces. The plot is the story is a sheep surrounded by wolves. Frank Serpico is a cop trying to be morally honest and you could buy his community and tries to expose all the corruption and bribery of the…

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    admired. Concepts and symbolism involving society, grief, and hope are carefully pieced together using the history of the time in which it was painted, in combination with details from Picasso's personal life. Details such as color choice and composition are broken down and the meaning behind every element is revealed. Picasso was an artist with immense talent. His art was representative and real. He could move his brushes in such a way that his paintings captivated not only the eyes, but also…

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