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    Tony Montana Movie Essay

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    suspenseful music to convey terror within Tony seeing Angel brutally murdered and potentially suffering the same fate. This scene also contradicts S carface’ s reputation in exploiting action and glorifying criminality. Tony’s reactions and fear of decapitation should have indicated to audiences the horrific repercussions rather than a celebration of a criminal…

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    less common crimes. On the other side, lower class individuals were often punished with public beatings and executions. These sentences were punishments by both embarrassment and torture (Black 897). The standard public punishments were flogging, decapitation, crucifixion, and burning. For especially offensive crimes, the criminal would be sewn into a sack with a live snake, rooster, dog and monkey and then thrown into the ocean (Aldrete). For the cases of banishment, criminals were either…

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    Commercial Animal Testing

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    “The US Department of Agriculture reported in 2010 that 97,123 animals suffered pain during experiments while given no anesthesia for relief. ‘“1,395 primates; 5,996 rabbits; 33,652 guinea pigs; 48,015 hamsters.” (Should Animals Be used for Scientific or Commercial Testing?) These numbers are outrageous and these animals should not be treated in this manner. People who are using animals for testing and saying that they are using them for “scientific advances” are right in the fact that animal…

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    Remember this scary creature called Dracula. The vampire that would suck the blood out of any human he caught. Dracula was actually real or I should say was real at one time. In Transylvania, Romania was count Dracula, otherwise known as “Vlad IV, 1431?–1476, prince of Wallachia (1448, 1456–62, 1476), known as Vlad the Impaler. He was the son of Prince Vlad Dracul (Vlad the Devil) and is therefore also called Dracula or son of the Devil”. He was a gruesome king of Transylvania; during his reign…

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    Anaesthesia Effect

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    agent used for lethal overdose mainly depends on cost and efficiency for all three methods are proven to induce death. After overdose, euthanasia must be confirmed to assure proper death (thus, no extreme suffering). Confirmation can happen via decapitation or extraction of heart, lungs, and/or brain (vital tissue harvest) for rodents weighing more than 500 grams, standard body weight bracket for adult rats (Office of Animal Resources IACUC, 2016). The carcasses will be disposed of following the…

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    What Is ISIS?

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    Currently, one of the world’s biggest prominent topics is ISIS; word of the decapitation quickly spread throughout the nation, creating rapid and blind fear. The fifteen year old terrorist group has currently been infiltrating our television screens and social media with threats and vulgar decapitation videos. ISIS power and territory grows at a very fast pace, alarming many nations to the point of fear, individual who have dealt with ISIS are in their mercy , often reduce to begging. ISIS have…

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    The Bloody Chamber

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    The Bloody Chamber is a novel filled with short stories. The short story I chose to read was the first story of the book, The Bloody Chamber. It is about a seventeen year old girl marries a rich old man and claims to have definite love and affection towards him. She notices the small flaws about him that make him seem almost dead such as his stone cold eyes. Though, she refused to leave him. Her mother expresses dissatisfaction at the marriage but does not tell her daughter not to go through…

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    Lord Bercilak is a man who stands above other men by his mere appearance. an added physiological absurdity, even his speech goes unimpaired by the decapitation. “He retrieves his head and mounts his horse as though none had him ailed” (Cipher of Chivalry,313). Lord Bercilak also has a magical presence to him, when Gawain takes the swing at him his head is chopped off. Only then does he merely pick it…

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    The death penalty is a hard subject to talk about, it is used in some of the federal prisons in the United States. The death penalty, also called “Capital Punishment”, is a sentence no one wants to hear, not even the bravest of criminals. I personally agree with the death penalty just because I believe in the famous quote written in the bible “an eye for an eye.” I believe that the death penalty is a good way to get rid of criminals who do heinous and brutal crimes. In addition, the death…

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    Animal Testing Is Bad

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    In a website about animal testing, there are several facts that are named, such as these: more than 100 Million animals in US labs around the country are abused, poisoned, burned, and crippled every year. Also, 92% of the experimental drugs that scientists use on animals, are safe and effective for the animals but do not work for humans because they are too dangerous or they did not work. Animal testing is just awful to do because animals do not need to experience so much pain. Scientists should…

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