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    This is a problem because without a prophecy, Demigods are not allowed to go an quests, and the only way to get the prophecy, is by sending demigods on a quest to kill the monster. After meeting him, Apollo figured out that the monster was his old enemy Python, a snake like beast, and he was only then in all of his mortal time really afraid for his life. Python was the only monster who had rivaled his control over the Oracles, and he only had defeated Python the first time because he was a god,…

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    well as personalities. That resulted in heated arguments between General Gates and General Arnold. As a result, General Gates relieved General Arnold of command. In the second Battle of Saratoga (The Battle of Bemis Heights), the British army was tired and demoralized. The battle took place on the 7th of October 1777. There was a desperation within the British camp as they tried to attack rebel defenses. While General Gates came up with defensive tactics that enabled the patriots overcome the…

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    he notices that the stone wall is not only built with stone, but also with bodies of dead enemies defeated by Sparta. The fight starts when the messenger tries to swing his whip, but ends up getting his arm sliced off by a Spartan man. He then threatens the Spartan by telling him that the people of their village and women will be slaves. Afterwards, the Spartans secures the wall referred to as the "Hot Gates", and awaits for the Persian army slaves. Prior to the Spartans awaiting the arrival of…

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    provide foods for the humans. As soon as they could not be used they will be gotten rid of. Mr. Major the pig wanted them to form a rebellion. He thought he was going to die. He told them that animals and birds were their friends and humans were their enemy. Mr. Major died three nights later, so the teaching and organizing was done by the pigs because they were the cleverest. They gave the teachings the name of Animalism. Mr. Jones was sad after losing money in a lawsuit. He started to…

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    In Gloria Anzaldúa’s Borderlands/La Frontera, the question of home is always close at hand. Questions such as what does it mean to be home and what is a home are constantly circulating throughout the text and tend to haunt the Mestiza body as a raced, foreign, and oriental body. She writes that “…in leaving home I did not lose touch with my origins because lo mexicano [emphasis original] is in my system. I am a turtle, wherever I go I carry ‘home’ on my back.” This is a crucial interjection…

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    art of empire. Assyrian art depicts warfare, the power of the kingship and the power of the Assyrian army. It was meant to proclaim the supremacy of the Assyrian civilization. Consequently, Assyrian art and architecture consisted of citadels with gates guarded by monstrous mythological creatures named lamassu. The citadel and palace were more elaborated infrastructures that combined citadel with a large ziggurat. Citadel of Sargon II, Dur Sharrukin, was a huge palace rising 40 ft. above the…

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    Jesus Sermon On The Mount

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    these people (5:1). Before He begun to teach them about “how to pray” or mostly known as the passage of “the Lord’s prayer,” Jesus had covered several different aspects, such as “being the salt and light (5:13-16), adultery (5:27-30), love for the enemies (5:43-48), and humility in giving (6:1-4). This passage could be identified as the continuation of the previous chapter of the book because in the beginning of this passage, the writer used the conjunction…

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    the progression of “battering days,” demolishes “summer’s honey breath.” There is a particular imagery used throughout the quatrain, and it is the imagery of battle and war with the author’s use of the phrases “battering days,” “wrackful siege,” “gates of steel,” and “impregnable.” The combination of these words and expressions has a connotation of destruction, similar to a battle. A siege surrounds an area, imprisoning it, cutting off its essential supplies - with the aim to either kill or…

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    The last thing I needed at this moment, especially on our first actual date was to initiate meaningless chatter. While in line for the Ferris wheel, we began to banter about the past. Recounting the tale of how we first meet, and how we were mortal enemies on the battlefield of English class. While in mid- conversation I felt something graze the seams of my pants. I took a gander down to see her rump nestled up to me. Letting my natural lust take over, I wrapped my arms around her, holding tight…

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    The Warrior Cop

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    situation. (P128) The main argument is Richard wanted military involved in society to protect from the drugs on the streets, other than trusting the tactics of the police department. We need to learn that that this society is our society and not our enemy. Also we need to do a better job in being patient, and learn how to control our community. The police department needs to find different tactics and find solutions to the war on drugs, although they have been decreasing at that point in…

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