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    Ancient omens and Prophecies An omen is a technique used by writers to foretell the future, an omen is another way of foreshadowing. It provides hints throughout the text giving the readers signs or clues as to what might happen in the future for a character or in the plotens. The characters are connected to some ancient prophecies that are obscure, partial and confusing; and all along the plot unexplained incidents keep taking place to make these dreadful prophecies come true. The characters…

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    Cat Burglar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKg1a5SOZUE Ever wondered where the term, cat burglar orgnally orognated from ? Maybe it was from an owner who realised that no matter where they hid their food, their cat alaways found a way to snatch it up. Coming in at number 9 is an infamaous cat burgler who demonsstartes that the fridge is no obastcle when it comes to satisfying hunger. In this video a beuatiful black ad brown cat is seen on top of the refrigerator staring at the camera man.…

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    The Maze Runner Essay

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    The Maze Runner by James Dashner is a really good book. The genre is young adult/science fiction/post-apocalyptic fiction. The point of view is limited third person and the main idea is that a bunch of kids as well as teenagers are stuck in an ever changing Maze with monsters, also they need to find a way to escape it. The people who put them all in the Maze are the Creators. They are part of an organization called W.I.C.K.E.D. It stands for World In Catastrophe: Killzone Experiment Department.…

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    “The Great Gatsby” is a novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, representing the 20’s of 20th century. The novel was released in 1925 but was accepted with mixed feelings at first and sold quite poorly. Throughout the entire life of the author, the novel did not get the proper accreditation he wanted and considered it a failure. However after his death, “The Great Gatsby” became really successful, especially during World War II, and is considered “America’s Greatest Novel”. It won many reputable…

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    St. Ignatius of Loyola was born in the family castle in northern Spain on October 23rd 1491. He was the last child of 13 of a wealthy noble family. During his childhood, his stepmother raised him as mother died early and his father had a job as a blacksmith. St. Ignatius of Loyola had a love for war exercises which made him join the army at the age of seventeen as to fight the French. While in the army he went into many battles without once getting injured. His experience in battles made him…

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    Monologue Of Pi

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    Rational: In this task, I will be assuming the character, Pi looking back over my experiences just after the Frenchman was killed by Richard Parker, recalling his thoughts and emotions. Richard Parker actually does not exist. Richard Parker is, in fact, Pi’s inner beast. Pi describes the scene as if Richard Parker kills the Frenchman as he couldn’t face the sad truth that he had committed murder. He couldn't deal with his savage actions which is why he imagined that inner beast inside of him as…

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    Importance Of Being A Cat

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    On a final note, it is one thing to be a cat and it is another thing to be a good one. Up there,in the high societies, are lots of wealth and riches that are maintained by secrecy. A cat that cannot see or feel and keep quiet, constitutes danger or problems to those high societies and such a cat is easily removed or killed, as there are also lots of rules guiding the high societies. The bible said in John 8 verse 32 that ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. Yes, this is…

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    1. Introduction 1.1 Background information Liao Zhai Zhi Yi, as one of the most influential Chinese classical literatures, is a collection of short stories written by Pu Songling in the Qing Dynasty. Pu is believed to create simple and interesting fantasies with the intention of revealing and criticizing the darkness in the society of China at that particular time. By now there have been about 17 English versions of this wonderful novel provided by both Sinologists and Chinese translators. Some…

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    Walt Whitman, the “‘bard’ of American democracy” (Reynolds, Walt Whitman: Lives and Legacies ix) was born on May 31, 1819 in the Long Island village of West Hills, some fifty miles east of Manhattan. The poet’s mother was Louisa Van Velsor Whitman and his father, Walter Whitman. Walt’s ancestors were two branches of early American settlers, English on his father’s side and Dutch on his mother’s (1). The poet’s father was a “taciturn man with a knack for ill success and possibly a drinking…

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    Court Case Mr. Smith The killer, Mr. Smith has left the court wondering if he was sane or insane at the time he commited the murder of Mr. Johnson. Mr. Smith stated that he can hear many things in heaven, earth, and hell and that the madness has driven his senses further. A typical sane person would not state that they can hear things in heaven, earth and hell and try to convince people that they are sane. Mr. Smith is showing the court that he is clearly insane by stating that madness has…

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