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    Real Life Situation: As part of my English Literature and Language Course, I’m analyzing a book by Gabriel Marquez, named Chronicle of a death foretold. The book is based on true events, and explores a local murder. In order recount the events and causation of the murder; Marquez interviews several eyewitnesses of the murder, each of which remembers the day very differently. Ranging from disagreements about the weather to the amount of times the victim was stabbed. This seemed absurd to me, as…

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    Lone Star Film Analysis

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    The 1996 film Lone Star, written and directed by John Sayles, is a neo-western suspense thriller set in Rio County, TX on the Mexican/American border. Chris Cooper plays a county sheriff, Sam Deeds, who returns home after his father, sheriff Buddy Deeds, played by Matthew McConaughey, has passed away. After returning home, Sam begins an investigation into the death of Charlie Wade, the long-missing and former sheriff of Rio County played by Kris Kristofferson. During his investigation, Sam…

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    Introduction Talvar is a 2015 Bollywood film based on the Aarushi Talwar murder case, famously known as the Noida double murder case of 2008. It is written by Vishal Bhardwaj and directed by Meghna Gulzar. The film portrays the contradictory versions of the case that pronounce Aarushi’s parents as guilty or innocent. It ends at the point where the closure report by the CBI was rejected by the court and the case was reopened for investigation. Background of the Case- The film is based on the…

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    The series evolve around FBI consultant Will Graham, a teacher with pure empathy and enormous imagination. Despite Will’s instability in the field, special agent Jack Crawford chooses to use him in the pursue of serial killers. To ease Will’s mental damage, Jack ask for aid from the psychiatrist Hannibal Lecter. Little do Will and Jack known that Hannibal is the serial killer they are chasing. In a series of manipulation, murders and accusations, it inevitable ends in a bloodbath. Will Graham…

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    In Cold Blood recounts the story of the actual murder of the Clutter family of Holcomb, Kansas. Taking place in 1959 the book tells of the murder of the Clutter family, Mr. and Mrs. Clutter and their two teenage kids, Kenyon and Nancy, we also get to see the events that lead the killers to commit the chilling murder. Living in Holcomb, Kansas, November of 1959, the family was brutally killed, with no apparent motive, by Dick Hickock and Perry Smith. The family was discovered bound and shot to…

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    Tension In Lone Star

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    The film Lone Star (1996) directed by John Sayles is controversial. It’s one of few films that you the audience have to pay close attention to the plot. In trying to solve the murder mystery of Charlie Wade there is a lot of discovering interpersonal and interracial tensions in Rio County, Texas throughout the whole investigation. The local sheriff Sam Deeds is the man for the job in starting to investigate the forty-year-old skeleton that was found in the desert by accident as two men were…

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    Figurative language and imagery set the stage for descriptive and mental pictures that readers will remember after they finish these short stories. In the short story, “The Landlady,” Roald Dahl writes about a young man named Billy Weaver was on his way to The Bell and Dragon when he felt some sort of compulsion to The Bed and Breakfast nearby. The women who had answered looked completely innocent to Billy for she was very kind. Billy then went inside and soon after signed the guestbook, but not…

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    Otzi Research Paper

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    by a skilled archer of the clan. Scientists simulated the shot and found the shooter used a 24” arrow and was 30 yards away with a 50 pound draw weight. There was evidence of a physical altercation that lead to the wounds on his body. Unidentified blood on Otzi’s clothing confirmed this. Physical interaction was made to hold the iceman as the…

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    Theme Statement In the book Monster by Walter Myers the theme is if you hang around bad people you should expect and accept the consequences. Steve chooses to associate with people who are known to make bad choices. The consequence of him doing this is him getting blamed for being part of the crime of robbing Mr. Nesbitt’s store as well as killing him even though he wasn't a part of it, he was a bystander. Meyers demonstrates how Steve's actions affect his fate especially when he writes…

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    The setting, time and place, can have a significant effect on the characters of a novel. Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s Chronicle of a Death Foretold is a novel that takes place in a small Colombian coastal town in 1950s. The story examines the murder of the protagonist Santiago Nasar, and the events leading up to it. Colombian culture has a heavy impact on the behaviours, character traits as well as the values of the characters in Chronicle of a Death Foretold. If the text had been written at the…

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