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    makes people feel as though they might have been lied to for a long time and did not know it until they found out in the worst way. “Do you ever look deep down inside staring at your life, paralysed?” It describes how it can put a person in a very dark place where you feel like you cannot move on. Losing someone that you love can give you depression and then lead to bad decisions. It may get so bad that you lose your mind. As stated, “since you’ve gone away from me”. The next…

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    listener, Sonia acts as a redemptive figure within Raskolnikov’s life, motivating and driving him to confess his crime to the police as well as pressuring him to accept religion. Not only does she comfort and provide Raskolnikov with a shoulder to cry on, Sonia also exemplifies within the work various central themes. Themes such as “free-will,” “poverty,” and “family” are all epitomized…

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    Official crime statistics constitute of the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW), as well as crimes recorded by the police. Crime statistics are compiled and presented by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The CSEW invites 50000 people, aged 16 and over, to partake in the survey; a separate survey is taken for young people aged 10 to 15. Survey results are used by the government in conjunction with statistics from police recorded crime (CSEW, 2015:online). Although these figures are…

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    They were two legendary figures in London in 1960s. Everyone knew some stories about the Krays. They were brothers, twins, counterparts and Gangsters! Ron Kray was a one-man London mob who’s truculent, illogical, and funny as well. Reggie Kray was thoughtful, calm and emotional…

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    used as the capital punishment. The Oxford Dictionary defines capital punishment as “the legally authorized killing of someone as punishment for a crime.” Common counterarguments to abolishing the death penalty often say that it deters future crime and saves money. It is also said that the death penalty is a justified punishment for the most heinous of crime (Mulhausen). Another feat of keeping the death penalty is that it saves taxpayers money that would originally be spent towards the average…

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    Double Indemnity Themes

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    Lola is the kind of character that the film noir culture celebrates: the demure, dependent woman that wants to secure a stable male relationship, while simultaneously punishing the femme fatale creation as against nature. While Lola fits right into such a society and is the only “truly innocent” character that Double Indemnity celebrates, Phyllis challenges this ideal traditional woman, and in doing so, is punished for it. Lola displays the characteristics of the shy, dependent woman who looks…

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    the levels of self-esteem in adolescents and adulthood. There was very little difference between adolescents, but with adults it drops significantly. Very dark brown skinned women had the lowest self-esteem on the chart. It’s not hard to imagine why. From birth, those with dark skin are treated poorly. It is almost at the point where having dark skin is considered a stigma, something to be ashamed of. Even our hair is considered horrid. At a young age, we grow up with the idea that having…

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    which stated that, because everyone has free will, individuals who commit crime make a rational choice to do so (Bradley & Walters, 2011). Biological positivism was founded in an attempt to answer the question: “What makes a person choose to commit crime?”, something that classicism wasn’t interested in addressing. For this reason, biological positivism, in contrast to classicism, puts its focus on the criminal, not the crime. With the integration of the medical model into criminology that…

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    Hop-Frog is a dark revenge story by Edgar Allan Poe, that perfectly captures human capacity of evil. In Dark Romaticism, the protagonists are similar to antagonists because they are all prone to sin. The “good guy” would have a dark side and capacity for evil. As such, The protagonist in Hop-Frog is portraited as cruel and inhumane as his nature. With that being said, All the characters malevolent motives and actions are indicative of the Dark Romantic Movement. Hop Frog and his friend…

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    shown in figure 1, the United States has a large variety of gun owners, especially in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming which 50% of their civilians own a firearm. Figure 1 Facts in Numbers Gun violence has killed over 13,399 people in the year 2015, that’s over 3…

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