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    ‘The Watertower’ was written by Gary Crew and illustrated by Steven Woolman has been established in an outback town called Preston. This story is based on two friends named Spike and Bubba going on an adventurous journey to the local Watertower which overshadows the town of Preston like a dominating figure on Shooters Hill, as they prepare for a day filled with swimming. Readers are quickly agitated by the shifting images and text of each opening which creates suspense and curiosity for the…

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    staying Together,a small group of friends trying to survive an island filled with zombies and crazy people.All these people have one thing in common they try to survive no matter what it takes Or means to do. One example of surviving is the video game “The Last of Us.” In September 26, 2013, There was a sudden outbreak of a virus spread by a parasite turning people into zombies Joel Miller was In his house enjoying the day when all of a sudden there was an explosion. Joel turned on the news…

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    Roy is a prisoner as he stands in direct confrontation with death and is about to be thrown over a bridge. Rather than stand around defenseless, MacGregor manages to get the rope around a Cunningham’s neck, and he jumps over the bridge despite how dangerous it is. As MacGregor races for his life, he is being chased by soldiers. The chase to recapture MacGregor seemed almost as a competition between Cunningham and MacGregor. Therefore, I chose “Roundtable Rival” as a fair representation of the…

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    Most business people aren’t looking for the right or honest answer, but rather the answer that they want or that will get them by. Ethics are often pushed to the side and money, fame, or power are the front runners. We’ve all started a new job and have…

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    Trophy Hunting Speech

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    Harrison, Cameron Professor Rios English 1 1 December 2017 Research Essay: Trophy Hunting Imagine you’re in your front yard and all of a sudden someone with a large gun walks up and shoots you, then takes your head and mount it over their fireplace to advertise for all their guests to see. People actually do that to animals just for fun and because they can. Trophy Hunting is “a legal form of wildlife hunting in which ‘sportsmen’ pay large sums of money for the right to kill animals and take…

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    Although hunting and fishing has changed a good deal over time, the essential spirit is similar just like my grandfather’s day. It’s true that hunting gear products are more effective. You’ll find warmer clothes, better gear, and-tech monitoring equipment. You possibly can make fishing and hunting as high-tech as you wish, really. You’ll be able to sea food with sonar where you can begin to see the feet from the ocean, or search with infrared scopes. For me, however, I like hunting and fishing…

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    The story conflict man vs himself includes of Rainsford outsmarting himself. General Zaroff, one of the town's best hunter has gotten sick of hunting only animals. Zaroff has this crazy idea to hunt humans, so he brought an Island and made a way for sailors and voyagers to get trapped by creating a false channel. That is the way the island got its name: Ship Trap Island. As Rainsford fell overboard he had to swim to land. He swam by ships passing near him, and every time he got wiped out by the…

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    Zaroff Civilized Analysis

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    The word Civilized means the way people act toward each other. Or how advanced you are at something. Evidence from the story shows that Zaroff considers himself civilized, Rainsford considers himself civilized. “you see, I read all books on hunting published in English, French, and Russian.”(45) What this means to me is he thinks that he knows a lot about hunting because he reads books in different languages. Im sure for many people this may be Apathy to them because, when you think of hunting…

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    Wilson: A Short Story

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    As the day began a slimmer of light pierced his eye and as he awoke covered in sand and scrap. Wilson had looked around and saw that he was surrounded in a deserted wasteland of water and left ashore with the remains of his shattered boat. As Wilson arose he looked at the remains of his boat. And saw a glimmer of light bounce off a small rusted red trunk. Wilson came to the trunk and with a loud creek the trunk opened. The trunk held a hatchet with rust around the edges along with the tool came…

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    Yes, I said humans and he wanted to hunt me. I was very scared. Given 72 hours to evade him, also knowing that death swamp awaited me in the southeast corner of the island, and if I didn’t want to play the game that, I would have to spend the day with Ivan who killed people for a living with tools he loved to use to his advantage. I chose to take my chances with…

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