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    Online Fraud Case Study

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    12th, 2016, discusses an action between two Arkansas residents regarding an alleged fraud committed against Beatrix Kiddo (Beatrix), when she made an online purchase of a Hattori Hanzo “Black Mamba” sword from Budd Sidewinder (Budd), in the amount of $50,000. The Hattori Hanzo is a highly collectable Japanese sword that utilizes the finest quality Hanzo steel and is produced only in limited numbers. Beatrix, having recently reunited with her daughter Bebe Charmer (Bebe), wished to purchase Bebe a “Black Mamba” edition sword as a gift for her 16th birthday, before their scheduled move to…

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    The Complete Adventures of Peter Rabbit written by Beatrix Potter is a tale following a young mischievous rabbit who loves getting into all kinds of trouble. The collection of stories is simple and humorous making it ideal for children, but has hidden messages that give children a glance at the real world. By using animals to introduce these harsh conditions such as death and greed to children, the truth is less severe which helps kids understand without scaring them. In the first story, “The…

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    feature a slightly fictionalized Beatrix Potter (beloved author and illustrator). She wrote many Peter Rabbit books that came out in the early 1900s. Beatrix is an animal lover who, in the year 1905, has purchased a farm in England's Lake district, a beautiful place to live. The farm that she has bought is a bit of a fixer upper, that she will have to work on to live there. She moves away from her London life where she is a Victorian age daughter-dutiful. Beatrix wants to a more independent…

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    Kill Bill: Film Analysis

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    in 1994 and follows the storyline of Beatrix Kiddo, who seeks revenge upon her five worst enemies and presumed killers of her unborn child. On the surface, this film seems to be just a bloody, cut-em-up Tarantino film, but when a feminist critical lens is applied to the film, some things become a little more apparent, such as the underlying implication towards Tarantino's progressive viewpoint on women’s roles in society. The main antagonist, Bill, is the leader of the The Deadly Viper…

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    compares nihilism to Aristotelian ethic. Aristotelian ethic believes that everything has natures and essences, and what’s best for things is to realize its essence. Humans have the nature of walking, being able to build things, but most importantly the greatest thing we can do is know our own reason. Humans need to know why they’re apart of this world and what they could do for the world. In the film Pulp Fiction, Wallace has all the power in the world. Regardless of what crimes are committed,…

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    Band Of Outsiders

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    Fujishima states that neither Godard or Tarantino show much interest in telling their stories in conventional ways. This applies directly to Beatrix ?Black Mamba? Kiddo played by Uma Thurman in Quentin Tarantino?s fourth and fifth films Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2. The film goes through several different phases in non-chronological order in which Thurman plays an ex-assassin seeking revenge on her ex-colleagues who massacred members of her wedding party and tried to kill her. Although she was making…

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    Nihilism In Pulp Fiction

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    Regardless of what class some of his characters are in, it’s about who has the power. Who is the leader in his films? Tarantino doesn’t abide to wealth in characters, but more likely what kind of control these characters have. Tarantino creates movies that are psychological. From first glance, some would think that his movies are just violent and full of gore. Inside the violence and gore, the movies tell a story about power. Power is provided in his movies through hierarchy. Tarantino always…

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    Tarantino, like the disgusting misogynist he definitely is didn't give Daisy any lines in the trailer the sexist pig. What we do know is that she is wanted dead or alive for murder. The murder of whom is unclear but we know that Daisy must be dangerous. She must be able to stand her ground in this room full hostile men and I'm sure she will. I’m expecting some Beatrix Kiddo and Jackie brown-esque characteristics in this because that would be interesting to me. I hope she’s the last one standing.…

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