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    or try to talk himself out the situation. Instead, he took them all on, and did a fairly good job for fighting four-to-one. This trait would be extremely advantageous in the Hunger Games because fighting is what the games are all about. Therefore, since Brian is obviously well equipped with the attitude and ability to fight, he would thrive in the games. A different trait that Brian possesses that would make him excel and survive the Hunger Games would be his logical reasoning. Brian is a very bright child, and very little goes over his head. When Brian is out with his father on his birthday, Rex buys Brian a Sad Sack comic book as a birthday present, and they go and have dinner with Ginger, a woman who lives at the Green Lantern in Battle Mountain. After they finish their dinner, Rex takes both Brian and Ginger back to a hotel room, where Ginger and Rex disappeared into the bedroom for awhile. While most children around Brian’s age would not have thought anything too unusual about this circumstance, Brian knew exactly what was going on. Later when Brian is telling Jeanette about his outing with Rex, he tells her all about Ginger, and how Rex also made Brina give his comic book to Ginger. Brian is very upset by the fact that Ginger now has his comic book, and remarks, “Brian had taken such a powerful dislike to Ginger…. I wondered if he had figured out something about Ginger….”(79-80). Brian was able to logically reason through what was going on between Rex and Ginger, and he…

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    The Battle of Blair Mountain is one of the most crucial episodes in the American history that highlights the doctrines of the socioeconomic systems. The events of the civil violence and disobedience depict the exploitation and capitalism manifested in the contemporary society. Battle of the Blair Mountain in 1921 is one of the gruesome mining wars in the history. The government deployed military forces to calm the uprisings. The Kantian tenet on civil disobedience links the moral authority,…

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    Abstract The Battle of Rich Mountain was best known as, the first battle of the Civil War. The events that lead up to this war started on 12 April 1861, when the first shot was fired over 160 years ago. Thus, being the result of causing the union to take arms. Multiple arsenals were attacked and burned in both Harpers Virginia and Fayetteville North Carolina by the Confederate. On 3 June 1861, COL Kelly and Ebenezer conducted a surprise night attack at Philippi, Virginia, the confederate retreat…

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    Derek Tucker Mrs. King English 8th Hour 20 December 2016 The Battle of King’s Mountain There have been many battles fought in the revolutionary war, a couple dozen in fact. Some were big, some were small, and some were more well known than others. The Battle of King’s Mountain was one of the smaller battles that was unheard of by most people. The battle was fought not against the British, but between American colonists. On one side were the Revolutionaries, who were patriots. On the other side…

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    The Battle of King's Mountain was a battle between Patriot forces and Loyalist forces in South Carolina during the American Revolutionary War, resulting in a victory for the Patriots. The Patriots were Americans rebelling against the British Empire and the Loyalists were Americans who remained loyal to the British Empire. The battle took place on October 7, 1780; nine miles south of the present-day town of King’s Mountain in rural Cherokee County, North Carolina. Ferguson had arrived in North…

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    and embarrassed about it. The Walls’ lives were truly unstable. They didn’t have a stable place to sleep, a stable diet, a stable income, or a stable family relationship. The Walls basically lived a nomadic lifestyle and did what they want and didn't care about the consequence of their own action. Despite all the difficulties that had engulfed Jeannette's live, there were still some bright moments and times when Jeannette learns about life from her beloved, drunk, and intelligent father, Rex…

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    The Great Pyrenees Mountain Attention! Looking for a significant escape for an exceptional vacation for a family? We all need an escape from our lives. Along with this is a special destination where you have all the time you need and where you have no worries. The Pyrenees Mountains are like no other place on earth. They are home to multiple destination as well as a grand place for an extraordinary vacation. There are countless activities that people can participate in to build a vacation one…

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    “Hurry up Sam, we’re almost there!” yelled Jack, some five metres higher than where Sam was. “I can’t, I’m just so tired!” “You can rest while in the cave Sam,” Ave replied in a scathing tone. Jack, and the rest of his friends were excited. Very excited. Ever since the beginning of their seemingly endless and useless quest, they doubted their abilities to complete it. But here they were, climbing up the mountain to the cave where the ultimate prize, the Stone Tomb of Tharek, rested. Once at…

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    I’ve climbed a mountain; not like marched up Everest, but climbed a 100 foot rock face. It is important you know this about me because this act encompasses how far I’ve come in my life, and in my art. It is also the thing I am most proud of. First, I have never been the thinnest girl, quite the opposite actually, so the idea of putting on a harness in front of anyone was terrifying. What if it didn’t fit, or worse, what if it barely fit and I looked like one of those stress toys you squeeze?…

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    “By endurance we conquer.” - Ernest Shackleton. Polar expeditions are some of the most dangerous expeditions out there and are very demanding. Planning the trip, animals, living conditions, food and each crew member struggling to help each other out and keep their sanity are just some of the hurdles in these treacherous expeditions. You might already have a clue about how hard these expeditions are because well, everyone knows how harsh Antarctica is being known as a “frozen desert”, but in this…

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