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    This gruesome description agrees with the idea of the dog being a resemblance. After putting the dog in the car to go to a vet, he describes the dog as “heavy in my arms” (1) and “settles without resistance” (1) signifying the steps to respiratory failure. Describing the dog as “gravity's dog” (1) is as if he is describing his emotions felt during the death of his wife. The dog being someone else’s gives into the natural…

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    perpetuated against him. Although he is obsessed with revenge against Fortunato, Montresor does not detail the events of the insult, which he claimed caused harm to his good will. As they walk through the catacombs, Montresor defines his family coat of arms as “A huge human foot d'or, in a field azure; the foot crushes a serpent rampant whose fangs are imbedded in the heel” (Poe 6). The foot symbolizes Montresor while Fortunato is the serpent who will be crushed. Similarly, the family motto…

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    Black Dahlia Murders

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    Elizabeth Short also know a "The Black Dahlia" was brutally murdered in Los Angeles in 1947. She was severely mutilated. Her killer has never been found ,which makes her case the oldest unsolved cases in L.A and one of the most famous.Many homicide investigators would say that this was one of the most brutal murders. Shorts body was found cut in two by a local female resident on January 15, 1947, in a vacant lot near Leimert…

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    people don't get to see the inner workings of a body shop. Glimpses of cars crashed seemingly beyond repair. Gradual transforming as new parts are attached and bent pieces are delicately hammered back into place. And finally, the skilled painter as he coats the pristine vehicle in a glaze of gloss. For my family, these events are simply business as usual. For as long as I can remember, my parents owned the body shop and I have been in the middle of it all. Sitting with my mom at the front desk…

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    eyes. My scanners immediately survey the warehouse I'm in and my system starts. Progress bars load and data are shown in my central CPU. Big blue and black robotic arms are moving about, adding plates and connecting wires on me. I stand on a cold, smooth, and metallic cylinder raised a few feet off the dark-gray ground while the robotic arms rotate around the cylinder. I look around the warehouse, painted dark-blue with many glass windows, and see several computer screens and neatly placed…

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    The Holocaust Short Story

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    father had told them to take the bed. As we were getting ready to leave, my mother gave my sister, Adelaide, and I a small piece of bread and instructed us to put it in our pockets; I shoved the loaf into my left pocket. My mother then handed me my coat.…

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    after he got away with it. Throughout the story, Poe integrates symbols to highlight pieces of the story, and to foreshadow the plot’s outcome. These symbols include the Amontillado wine, Fortunato’s character, the catacombs, Nitre, and Montresor’s coat of arms. The first symbol presented in this short story is the Amontillado wine. Besides being in the story’s title the wine is reiterated periodically and is considered the backbone of the Montresor’s revenge. Literally speaking, a cask of…

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    Why Do We Lie Wrong

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    My furrow-browed brother asked me if I had been on his computer, and scrawny six year old me stared back. My mind raced, but the only thing that fell out of my mouth was silence. After all, I had been raised right. Lying was wrong. At the same time, I couldn’t admit to doing wrong. Ergo, silence. I thought I had discovered pure brilliance. If I never admitted to doing wrong, I couldn’t get in trouble. Six year old me had stumbled onto a large part of the human condition quite by accident.…

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    the mirror, smoothing his hair. As the scene goes on, he puts on his tie, brushes his coat and puts it on, preparing himself meticulously for a visit from Anne” (The Diary of Anne Frank ). As you can tell before Anne comes to Peter’s room he wants to look nice though comparing this to Anne’s real diary entry she writes,”Last night at eight I was sitting with Peter on his divan and it wasn't long before he put an arm around me. (Since it was Saturday, he wasn't wearing his overalls)” (The Diary…

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    Psychological Stress Test The acute psychological stress test we used was a ten-minute version of the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test (PASAT) (Gronwall, 1977). This has been shown to reliably perturb both the cardiovascular system and salivary cortisol levels (Phillips et al., 2005, Phillips et al., 2006, Phillips et al., 2009) and demonstrate good test-retest reliability (Willemsen et al., 1998). In this task, the participants were presented, via a compact disc player, a series of single…

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