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    Life In The Truman Show

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    Taking a stylistic approach breeching on a film within a film, The Truman Show explores human life from the perspective of life as art and entertainment. The Truman Show revolves around a man, Truman Burbank, whose life is broadcast worldwide twenty-four hours a day. He has been the star of his own show since he was born but has absolutely no idea that his life is staged and televised. Truman comes to the realization that his life is a lie and leaves his false reality to join the real world…

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    Atticus is known for his strong character and his commitment to honesty and Justice. Judge Taylor wanted Tom Robinson to have a fair trial and he knew to accomplish that only someone with esteem integrity can do so. Atticus shows integrity because he does not like to keep secrets, he does not judge his opinion of someone based on their skin color and because he does not take advantage of people. Atticus believes in Tom's innocence, and while any reasonable person could look at the evidence in…

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    Did Perry Smith's upbringing shape his criminal tendencies? In Cold Blood is a non-fiction novel written by Truman Capote. In Cold Blood was first published in 1966. It focuses on the 1959 murders of four members of the Herbert Clutter family in the small farming community of Holcomb, Kansas. As well as the murders Perry Edward Smith, and Richard Hickock. The novel goes into detail about Perry Smith more than Richard Hitchcock. Through Perry Smith, Capote addresses mental illnesses as well as…

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    In the play The Crucible by Arthur Miller, the author uses the main character John Proctor to portray courage in times of adversity while others cower. Miller uses Proctor's character shows that standing for what you believe in is the right thing to do, even if personal sacrifices have to be made. With all the different trials that the characters have to overcome with many of the towns people in jail and the trial of Salem, Miller shows how to be courageous during hard times and how there will…

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    Lizzie Borden Theories

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    Lizzie Borden took an axe, and gave her mother 40 whacks. When he saw what she had done, she gave her father 41. This essay will present all the facts and theories of the infamous Lizzie Borden Case. The main suspect is of course, Lizzie Borden, but this essay will also present the maid, Bridget Sullivan, as a suspect, Uncle John V. Morse and it will also introduce the possibility of Bridget and Lizzie working in cahoots. What happened? Many people are in the dark about this case, or haven’t…

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    TKAM Synthesis Essay In Harper lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird Jem and Scout grown up in the little town of maycomb deep in the south with the thoughts and actions of racist men and women all around them. Throughout the story we see through scout's eyes the injustice toward blacks and see how it affects her views on the people all around her.We see how her outlook changes on the people closest to her and how she grows from this reality. The theme of TKAM is that racism is never going to end in a…

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    The hidden and conserved nature of Boo Radley’s character makes his truly courageous personality even bolder in the context of the novel’s plot; when the scattered instances of his courage amount to his crucial role in saving both Jem and Scout, his malicious facade is shattered to reveal a courteous and exceptionally courageous person with a falsified reputation. His character is revealed to the audience with a very negative connotation, as his story consists of a violent past paired with…

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    Mockingbirds- the title of the book is known as To Kill A Mockingbird. Mockingbirds are used throughout the story as a symbol of innocence and peace. To kill a mockingbird is considered a sin. Throughout the story, a majority of the characters symbolized mockingbirds such as Boo Radley and Tom Robinson. Tom was innocent and was accused of rape. He was later killed by prison guards when he tried to escape. In the end, Scout believed exposing or hurting Boo to the public is like shooting a…

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    In Cold Blood by Truman Capote is a book that details the murder of members of the Clutter family. The book takes place in Holcomb, Kansas, a small and quiet city. Perry Smith and Richard Hickock were the two men convicted of murder. Essentially, Richard was the mastermind behind the murder, he was in charge and created the “blueprint” for the killing in which he used Perry as his puppet. Perry Smith was the man who actually did the killing, in other words he was the one who got his hands dirty.…

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    Big Brother is watching In George Orwell's book "1984", he wrote about a world where not only the words you spoke, but also your movements and even your facial expressions could be monitored. You were not safe in the streets, work, or even your own apartment. Does this sound familiar? Yes, Big brother IS watching you. In this essay, I will argue that the Internet of Things (IoT) will ultimately succeed in the nullification of our privacy. A future where various small, low-power devices…

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