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    Quennie Volupides is guilty of murdering her husband Arthur. First off, she had both a motive and opportunity to commit the crime. Second, all the hard evidence points to her guilt. Finally, we believe the murder weapon was found at the scene and is tied to Queenie. I arrived at the scene around 2 o’clock in the morning after what I thought was my last shift for the night. The first piece of evidence I discovered about the case was about Arthur’s wife. Queenie mentioned she went to the country…

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    The O. J. Simpson Case

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    O.J. Simpson was arrested for the murders of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman in 1994. The trial began in 1995 and ended four months later, Simpson was charged as not guilty. Orenthal James Simpson was one of the most famous running backs in American football history. The majority of Simpson’s career was spent playing for the Buffalo Bills even though he ended his football career with the 49ers in 1979. A while after he retired from football, Simpson spent his time as a sports commentator,…

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    of Americas most loved people was found dead along with one of her best friends. Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman had been murdered, but who killed them. The evidence clearly shows that O.J. Simpson committed the double murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, even though he was found not guilty (Linder). Orenthal James “O.J.” Simpson was a famous football player that was married to model Nicole Brown (OJ: The Untold Story). O.J. was always very jealous of Nicole and if he couldn’t…

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    time period, authors expressed their opinions on how they felt about human nature, which is also known as how humans acted as a group. Human nature consists of many flaws that previous authors revealed in their works. In his short story Young Goodman Brown, Hawthorne describes how human nature is erroneous or flawed. He tells us through all types of symbolism that humans are ultimately evil in nature. One example of this comes directly from Goodman Brown’s name. He ironically names him Goodman…

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    Megabats In Mammals

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    A mammal is a vertebrate organism with hairy body that give birth to live young and feed their young with mammary gland. Out of the 29 Orders of mammal, the Order Chiroptera (bats) is the only Order that can fly. Bats is the only mammal that have modified limbs allowing it to achieve the ability to fly (Hickman, 2015). Bats is also the only few mammals that have the ability to use echolocation- the ability to use high frequency sound to navigate the environments. Bats are divided into two…

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    Nathaniel Hawthorne’s book, “The Scarlet Letter”, and short story “Young Goodman Brown” both have an abundance of mentions of the subject of witchcraft. Witchcraft has origins that go back hundreds of years (Brief History of Witchcraft). Witchcraft was originally performed by approximately an equal amount of both men and women, but was later practiced more predominately by women (Brief History of Witchcraft). Witchcraft most often entails common or low magic worked through spells, charms, and…

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    The rituals at the meeting in the forest being evil in nature, but also being so similar to a traditional Christian church service causes Young Goodman Brown to lose his faith in Christianity and in religion in general. Most church services include a time period of singing and a sermon. When Young Goodman Brown describes the structure of the meeting, he notices that, “Another verse of the hymn arose, a slow and mournful restrain of pious love, but joined to the words which expressed all that…

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    Now, James sends the dejected artist to his doom in order to test whether Mary Garland will, in fact, revere Roderick’s memory. And as Roderick wanders up the mountainous divide, the weather rapidly transforms into a raging tempest, which according to the locals is unprecedented. Thus provoking Mrs Hudson to cry, “Go and find him, go and find him!” (228) Despite this, Rowland convinces himself that “nothing was more probable than that Roderick had found shelter in a herdsman’s cabin.” (228) The…

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    “It was a dark and stormy night…” Sitting before the campfire with his fellow knights, Gwaine groaned. “Percival, it’s supposed to be a scary story. Not a dull tale with a trite start. We’re out on a dull mission! Keep us entertained.” “Fine.” The dancing firelight cast shadows across Percival’s face as his eyes narrowed. “What about a real story? Something more frightening than you can imagine. Something macabre.” Gwaine kicked up his feet onto a rock and grinned. “I am intrigued. Carry…

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    a common lie; a man named Young Goodman Brown was permanently affected. In the story, “Young Goodman Brown,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Young Goodman Brown witnesses a mysterious ceremony, that will scorn his mind with the Devil’s presence. Near the conclusion of the story, many are stuck wondering if Goodman Brown experienced the reality of the Devil’s ceremony/journey to the forest or the tricks of an atrocious nightmare. The sensations that Goodman Brown experiences in his duration in the…

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