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    Why Is Alcatraz Obsolete

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    to withstand cannon fire must have some pretty thick skin. This rock of solitude was completely surrounded by freezing water. Although, many believe that it is impossible nobody escaped from alcatraz I am not one of those people. Many had tried to escape, for example Robert Stround AKA The birdman of Alcatraz who in 1909 murdered a bartender who had allegedly failed to pay a prostitute who Stround was pimping in Alaska. This building held the worst people in the United States; therefore, the…

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    Narrative of the life of Frederick Douglass is an autobiography of the escaped slave Frederick Douglass. This book is about the life, thoughts, feelings, and experiences from his childhood until his escape. He talks about the ruthlessness that the owners used with their slaves. The descriptions to the insight relationships between master and slave are miserable and sad. Some owners showed no compassion. The knowledge of the American escaped slave became a really important factor into becoming a…

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    Plato’s Cave Allegory in City of Ember The secrets of the real world lie buried underground, hidden in a secret box; a box that only Lena has access to. In this movie, City of Ember, Lena and Dune uncover a round map that may lead them out of their underground life. It is during their trek to find the truth that I discover many similarities between the plot and Plato’s metaphysical views. There are many instances where the theory of forms is present. In addition to a metaphysical comparison,…

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    (I think this is the reason Sharon Draper's book is called Copper Sun, like a setting copper sun as they escape.) Amari is restless for adaptability and wishes just to escape. Polly, Amari and Tidbit, somewhat dim child escaping with them go up against starvation and peril. At one point Clay, Amari's proprietor, tails them and about gets Amari again, and tries to take her back. Customarily…

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    Slavery. Back in the days, there was nothing that can be compared to its cruelty. But over 100 years after the slavery ended, a practice of extreme inhumane act appeared. It’s a prison camp from North Korea and named Camp 14. The methods that was used against slaves and prisoners are not all the same but both have the same goal. The comparing and contrasting will be done upon a book called Kindred and a video of an escapee from the Camp 14. The book Kindred is about slavery. It said a lot about…

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    Arguments Against Crito

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    Socrates’s parent, everyone ought to obey their parents, if he were to escape Socrates would be dishonoring his parent, and hence Socrates should not escape. This argument is clearly a metaphor. Now let us explicate the steps Socrates took to prove the patron argument; the state is Socrates’s supporter, we should obey our supporters, if Socrates were to escape, he would disobey his supporter, hence Socrates should not escape. Socrates believes we should obey our supporters because we feel…

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    Pouring another vintage single malt whiskey, William Dewhurst had been stewing on more than just alcohol. A lot had come to his attention in the last twenty-four hours. He sat in his home study though he had to catch a flight in a few hours. The walls were blood red and all the furniture was fashioned in thick, dark oak. He only had one piece of artwork in his study, a canvas of the iconic “Napalm Girl” photographed by Nick Ut which for some reason or another gave him tranquility. The rest of…

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    "The Most Dangerous Game," by Richard Connel demonstrates "the world is made up of two classes- the hunters and the hunted." The story ,"The Most Dangerous Game," focuses on Sanger Rainsford, a skilled hunter, who ends up on an island after falling off a ship. On the island he meets Ivan and General Zaroff. The lesson the story shows significance of two types of classes, hunters and the hunted. Even though it conveys a sense of more than two classes, but the truth is that there are only two…

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    are still trapped. The girls have changed so drastically from their old lives that there is no going back. Even though the women are trapped inside of the creatures they have become, their human will builds hope that one day they will be able to escape Nowhere Mill. The girls’ families were all desperate for money,…

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    Gabriela M. Santiago Michael Vaughan English 1020 30 October 2016 The Story of an Hour When reading about “The Story of an Hour” we can agree that there are multiple positions regarding Mrs. Mallard’s reaction to her husband’s death. Mrs. Mallard, a woman suffering from a heart condition is notified about her husband’s death in a car accident. Positions, such as a woman being repressed, or being in a male-dominant society, could be possible positions for the expectations during that century.…

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