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    From burglars to murderers, there are criminals in almost every movie. Not only do movie criminals make the plot enjoyable for ordinary viewers, but they also make it interesting for those who study the behaviors and motives of criminals. Two of the most popular movie criminals are featured in the 1990 classic comedy, “Home Alone.” The burglaries in “Home Alone” can accurately be explained by two criminological theories. 8-year-old Kevin McCallister, played by Macaulay Culkin, is left alone…

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    The first of many was indicated by retaliation. This implied if the US troops assembled a camp in the wilderness, the Vietcong would construct one. The film additionally demonstrated the risk of the booby traps set up in the wilderness. Numerous times the soldiers saw the traps go off from above, beneath, and right in front…

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    Tweety Bird We are gathered here today to talk about the magnificent, influential Tweety Bird. Tweety Bird (AKA Sweetie Pie) was the cutest little yellow canary there ever was. He was always singing his little song and didn’t have a mean bone in his body except when he was dealing with his stalker, Sylvester the Cat. However the beloved Tweety Bird always found ways to outsmart ‘dat ol’ putty tat’ until that fateful night when instead of coughing up furballs, Sylvester was coughing up feathers.…

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    Poetry has the unique ability to transport readers to a different time period, or get a glimpse into another person’s thoughts and emotions. The specific context of a poem is one of its most important aspects. The context of a poem refers to the way a poem reflects, shapes, and speaks back to a historical time period, culture, or social issue. Poets are able to capture the essence of a past event through their use of words. One poem that I feel has a clear context is Facing It by Yusef…

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    Soldiers lost their limbs or were ultimately killed by traps such as these. A third thing would probably have to be the lost or decline of the moral. They had kill so many civilians because of not knowing whether or not they were vietcong or innocent. The vietcong would use women and children as traps to guilt the americans. Some would strap grenades onto the children and have them walk up to an american soldier and they would…

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    times surreal mood that leaves readers perplexed. It seems that O’Brien frames a story in such a haphazard fashion as to emulate the Vietnamese battlefield. Tim O’Brien creates a gruesome war atmosphere, in a booby-trapped Vietnamese jungle where men are killed in seconds due to camouflaged traps and the killers do not have the moral affliction of a visual consequence.“Dulce et Decorum est” by Wilfred Owen has a very bleak mood. The poem sets readers in a bloody battlefield in the First World…

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    and advanced infantry training together in the United States. We had shared many laughs, many good times and many bad times together. One day, however, we were sent to the front of the action. Under every foot of earth, there was a mine or a booby trap. Our orders were to search and destroy the enemy post if found. We discovered…

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    access into the hotel lash out at the upper-class store owners of Silk within the lines, “waves of Blacks crashed through quiet neighborhoods as well as business districts” (Morrison,). For the first time, the reader discovers who May set those booby traps for, because the anger of inequality is no longer in the deep south; rather, the civil-rights movement is rummaging through the…

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    pyramid but sometimes they would either build it as a burial chamber, temple, or decoration.The tombs were previously being raided by thieves, so Imhotep came up with the solution to build pyramids with confusing mazes, dead-ends, secret rooms and booby traps, and that was when Imhotep was credited with building the first pyramid(Djoser). According to answers.com, “The Mayans are another great example of pyramid builders. Building a pyramid in the Mayan Empire was so much more difficult than…

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    Dumpster divers can be the bane of a business owner's existence. While they are out there rifling through your dumpster under the cover of darkness (or often even in broad daylight,) they can leave behind a mess that you have to send one of your employees out to clean up. Not only is this frustrating, but it is ultimately costing your money when it comes to wasted time your staff could be using to do their actual job instead. Unless it is specifically prohibited by local regulations, dumpster…

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