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    Truman Capote 's In Cold Blood Is based on true events. On November 16, 1959, in Holcomb, Kansas four members of the clutter family, Herb, Bonnie, Nancy, and Kenyon, were found dead, bound and shot in the head with a shotgun. With no apparent motive for the crime, detectives are left almost clueless. With the help of a former cellmate of the killers, detectives were able to identify the killers as Perry Smith and Dick Hickock. Capote reconstructs the series of events leading up to and after the…

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    Summary The story of Charlotte’s Web takes place in Somerset County. Wilbur was the runt of eleven piglets that were born in the spring. He was saved from an early demise by a young girl name Fern. Wilbur was then given to Fern and she raised him as her own. As Wilbur began to grow, a decision was made to put him in the barn with the other animals. It was here that he met and quickly became friends with Charlotte the spider. Wilbur saved Charlotte from the wrath of Fern’s brother Avery. He was…

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    plants, i.e., plants that alternate generations between the sexual gamete production (gametophyte) and the sexual stage (sporophyte). Through this period would have arisen three types of flora beyond red, green, brown algae, and ditoms: these are ferns, lycopods and sphenopsids (flora 1), the gymnospears, or vascular plants able for producing naked…

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    Did one single disaster cause the K-T extinctions? Some scientists and people are committed to just one reason the K-T extinctions occurred but in this paper many possibilities will be explored with evidence to back up why they could have been a cause as well to the extinctions. Everyone will ultimately make his or her own decision/thoughts on what could have happened, and of course all hypotheses would be subject to analysis. Asteroid impact theory. The impact of a 10 km+ asteroid would blow a…

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    Antebellum Virginia. The story starts off at Henry Townsend's Plantation. Henry is a free black born into slavery. Throughout his life he has risen in status through his connection with William Robbins, the Townsend Plantation, and the teachings of Fern Elston. By examining the events before, during, and after Henry's death, Jones illustrates how free blacks had a circumscribed freedom. They had no natural power and had to construct a world in which they held meaningful status above slaves. To…

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    All stories or novels or fictions have to have a characteristics or elements for that story to explain or move the story with the other interesting factors. All stories or novels must have a plot or event that, where was that story took place. Characters are the story elements, which are help to move the story to the next step. It could be a person, or an animal, or an imaginary figure. It could be anything. Characters have their own development and function. Each and every character was…

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    The Temperate Deciduous Forest The temperate deciduous forest is located in Canada, Japan, China, Japan, parts of Russia, and the eastern half of United States. Everywhere there in those places were described as beautiful and majestic. When the leaves fall down from the trees down to the soil, the nutrients in the leaves are being absorbed by the soil. The soils of the temperate deciduous forest tend to be very fertile. Also, because of this, the biome has fertile soil and a long, 5-6 month…

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    exploited. A few of the critically imperiled species of native plants include grasses, sedges, ferns, orchids, shrubs, trees, and vines. Invasion plants, or problem plants, are an issue for the Everglades ecosystem. The invasion of nonnative plants are the second greatest threat that is proposed to the native species. Examples of invasive species to the Everglades include Australian pine, latherleaf, climbing fern, melaleuca, and Brazilian pepper. These nonnative plants can cause harm to the…

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    The main character, Carol Milford, is a liberal and free-spirited woman who marries Will Kennicott and together they move back to Will’s mone-town of Gopher Prairie, Minnesota. Upon arriving to Gopher Prairie, Carol is appalled at the lack of interest in social and cultural issues and the general backwardness of its people. Most of the townswomen gossip and watch Carol’s every move, criticizing her for being different. Carol tries to reform the town by educating the townspeople about progressive…

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    Robert prevents his identity from being corrupted when he refuses to kill the rabbits. Expanding Sentence Here. The rabbits are a representation of the destruction of innocence in war. Robert recalls a conversation with Rowena in which she asks, “‘Can the rabbits stay forever, too?’ ‘Yes, Rowena,’ [Robert replied]. This was forever. Now the rabbits had to be killed,” (Findley, 20). When Robert says that “this [is] forever,” he is saying that Rowena’s forever has ended, because she has died.…

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