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    the United States. Whoever started the hitchhiker story in our own region simply proves its persistence in American lore as one of the more widespread… (Thacker 38)”. In Mountain Mysteries by Larry Thacker the hitchhiker is known as “Gabriel’s Messenger”. There are three encounters with the messenger in Mountain Mysteries, each of them picked the man up on the Middleborough side of the Cumberland Tunnel and before they reached the other side the passenger has vanished, always leaving them with a…

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    fear presented in Mary Shelley’ story Frankenstein shows the readers the deep meanings behind human nature. The story of Frankenstein also projects the theme of fear to give rise to human emotions and attentions. Ann Radcliff, the author of The Mysteries of Udolpho uses the theme fear to project the elements of human psychology and to engage her readers to the main ideas and concepts. The authors of both stories made a significant impact in the Gothic Romantic genre by their ability to give rise…

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    Mystery Creek Resources, Inc. (MCRI), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fire River Gold Corporation, proposes to continue to operate, reclaim, and close an underground precious metal mine and associated mill known as the Nixon Fork Mine Project (Project). The Project is located approximately 32 miles northeast of McGrath and eight miles north of Medfra in west-central Alaska (Figure 1; see Appendix A for report figures). The Project is not connected with the Alaska road system; therefore site access…

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    Valentina Juanita Ramon’s Murder Mystery The pain to walk around school knowing that one of these little rascals killed my bestfriend.It achs my soul to have to live with that.I will find who ever took Valentinas life and they will pay.Never mess with a latinas life or a knife will appear in your back.It was a very sunny morning with the birds chirping and the small baby birds singing in the morning air.Rosalina was on my way to school with my mom in her car when we pulled up to the…

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    The Mystery Plays, depicting the creation of everything all the way to the end of this world with the judgment, are history plays more than anything else. The Morality Play Everyman; however, is an allegorical play. There are several distinct differences between these two types of plays, Mystery Plays as history and the Morality Play as allegory. Mystery Plays rely on biblical topics and stories, while the Morality Play does not rely on, or even desire, a specific background story found in the…

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    fictional detective character “Sherlock Holmes”. At the university, Doyle was also fortunate enough to get acquainted with authors like James Barrie and Robert Lois Stevenson. As a Medical student Doyle exhibited his skills by the short story called The Mystery of Sasassa Valley, his very first short story. This was followed by another story called The American Tale which was published in the London…

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    they look up to. While others think of someone who risked their life for their country. Both of these are examples of true heros. Someone who is a true hero is selfless, sharp, caring, and ready for whatever may happen to them. In the story, “A Mystery of Heroism” by Stephen Crane, Fred Collins, the main character, decides to go straight into the battlefield so he can get a drink of water. Collins makes the choice not because he is desperate for a drink, but because his fellow soldiers think…

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    Thomas Stearns Elliot uses figurative language many times in the poem Macavity: The Mystery Cat to show the mysterious nature of Macavity. Mr. Elliot used both rhyme and repetition to convey the theme of the poem to the reader. The poem Macavity: The Mystery Cat is a poem about a mystery that cannot fully be understood without both rhyme and repetition. Mr. Elliot wrote rhyme in the story specifically for the reader to grasp the mysteriousness of Macavity. There are two major types of…

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    “Inside Man” consist of crime thriller, detective, and mystery. This detective movie consists of a bank heist. There are many hostages and criminals within the mystery. The detective must be inspiring and able to put clues together no one else can. Also, the detective in this movie must follow police procedural. A good detective story has many mysteries involved and the detective has great mindset skills. In the beginning of the detective mystery there is a called made of a bank robbery on…

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    In the article, “The Mystery of Motivation,” the author Gary Drevitch, speaks of poorly thought out incentives to motivate good people in forms of cash and social rewards to do their best, but the ending result may actually cause them to be at their worst. Throughout the article, Drevitch gives examples of incentives that have backfired on: companies, schools, banks, fundraisers, hospitals, and even cash incentives or allowances at home. Although, the author gives several example of poorly…

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