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    larger consequences. What the author is doing is trying to caution the reader to be aware of how a small action on their part can affect their future. The story progresses until it reaches the point where Eckels, the protagonist, sees the monstrous Tyrannosaurus that he paid to kill. He realizes the severity of the situation and firmly declares “We were…

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    Sixty-five million years ago, dinosaurs like the tyrannosaurus rex and the triceratops once roamed the Earth. Suddenly all these great creatures disappeared and it’s not quite sure how they vanished from existence. There are several theories to explain what is known to be the most popular mass extinction of all time. Asteroid The belief that an asteroid struck the planet earth is the most common and most believed theory. This theory has more evidence to back it up than just a giant rock…

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    they were not at all. The Giganotosaurus had three fingers,long blade like teeth and moved on two legs(The Dino Directory). It weighed about 18,000 pound and was about 12.5 meters tall, that means it was taller, longer, and slimmer then the tyrannosaurus rex( The Dino Directory).While this creature was imens it could hit speeds of 31.3 mph…

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    In Ray Bradbury's short story " A Sound Of Thunder,“ a murder is committed against Eckles a professional hunter.Not following directions caused him to make a tragic mistake. This mistake allowed the present to be altered. Which eventually led to his murder. Eckles murder resulted from him being scared and not following directions , which altered the timeline. Being scared was his first mistake of many which Ultimately led to his demise. There are three pieces of evidence to support the fact…

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    back in time, the main character Eckels, is believed to have caused a change in the future after the hunt goes bad. Eckels stepped off the path, allegedly changing the future; However, there are other factors that could have changed the future. Tyrannosaurus Rex may be loud However; When the weapons shot off numerous times, it may have caused the dinosaur to be excessively loud. It states “The monster, at motion lunged forward with a terrible scream”. They made a plan…

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    is at the far end of the building where they have their dinosaurs. Although there are few bones to look at, there are dinosaurs created to appear the way paleontologists believe they looked like. In the center of the room are two dinosaurs: A Tyrannosaurus Rex and a Triceratops. They appear to be fighting, and are designed to both move and make sounds. This is a favorite for both adults and children. My children loved this enough that they referred to the Las Vegas Natural History Museum as the…

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    In the film “Is Genesis History?”, multiple experts discuss a variety of topics regarding several theories and views concerning the beginning of creation and the historical accuracy of scripture. From analyzing fossils to analyzing the earth's strata, these experts seem to agree that there is a consistent theme in the debate regarding creation: time. In this film, experts approach this debatable topic from a variety of perspectives influenced by their areas of expertise. Kevin Anderson, a…

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    Swirsky’s depiction of the narrator’s fiancé being a furious Tyrannosaurus Rex, instead of a fragile human being is symbolic. The malicious men would never charge at a prehistoric beast, but they would to a person; especially someone different then themselves. They beat the fiancé to the pulp calling them by whatever…

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    Night At The Museum

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    Natural History where he discovers an ancient curse which causes historic exhibits to come to life. In this adventurous yet frightening film, the protagonist saves the museum with the help of his son Nick and other historic monuments such as the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Jedediah, Octavius, Teddy Roosevelt and Ahkmenrah. The “Ahkmenrah wakes up” scene of this movie has been thoroughly examined as it positions the audience to feel fearful and anticipated through the use of music/sounds, visuals, and…

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    The Genius Files, by Dan Gutman, relates to A Sound of Thunder in many ways. The Genius Files is about a pair of twins Coke and Pepsi that are tangled in the midst of a terrible situation. They are on a cross country journey in a RV with their parents. The twins are struggling to survive the torture they are going through. The twins have survived tourist traps and many more. Coke and Pep are considered ordinary teenagers.They are part of a secret program called the Genius Files, and they have…

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