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    The butterfly effect is one of the most apparent principles from the chaos theory in Brave New World. The Butterfly Effect is the idea that small changes have the potential to have monumental effects. In the late 1800s to the early 1900s, While working on the three body problem, Henri Poincare said, “small differences in the initial conditions produce very great ones in the final phenomena.” In 1901 Fichte wrote in The Vocation of Man, “you could not remove a single grain of sand from its place…

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    Mary Shelly's novel Frankenstein fits into the science fiction genre. The definition of this is: fiction based on imagined future scientific and major social or environmental changes. In the 1800s when Frankenstein takes place society was hopeful about science. Victor wanted to know everything about the world but not everything turns out as he intends it to. There are many connections between Frankenstein and what Shelly learned about science. Shelley has the reader thinking about the future…

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    After listening to Edward Burtynsk’y speak about his work, I felt moved by his passion to improve the environment. In his speeches and interviews his words carefully detail the tragic stories we observe in his photograph. He never verbally tells his viewers what to think or feel about what they are seeing, but his images declare facts. There is no mistaking that when you look at any of Burtynsky’s photos, that we are in a serious epidemic. He brings to light some of the worlds hidden secrets and…

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    The two excerpts Castle of Otranto and “Sir Bertrand” are examples of Gothic literature. In these excerpts the main characters find themselves navigating through passages that are very different yet at the same time have overlying themes. A very obvious differences between both environments are that one takes place in a passage under a castle while the other occurs in an antique mansion. Another difference was that Isabella, in Castle of Otranto, traveled along a small confined passage while Sir…

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    In the novel The Scorch Trials, it starts off with an intense flashback when Thomas and his crew escaped the Glade. They solved the Maze and got rescued by a corrupt government-like organization known as Wicked. They took the escapees to this large building in the middle of nowhere, and the technology there was off the charts. They have been running experiments on humans, and the stuff they are doing is crazy. The group of kids is now put to another test, the real world has fallen to pieces and…

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    The Chosen Vessel

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    Because my story is set in 1980s Australia, I would still keep the Australian bush setting because the correlation between the mental desolation of the mother and the physical isolation of her house is an ominous presence throughout the story. Finally, due to the change in context, I decided to contemporise the job roles of supporting characters to emulate the context in which it was set in, whilst being faithful to the essence…

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    Okonkwo's Tragic Hero

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    Okonkwo kills himself because he feels like he no longer has anything to live for. Initially, he falls into a depression after kills Ikemefuna, and he deals with this depression by having “something [work] to occupy his mind” (69). However, when Okonkwo is banished, “work no longer had for him the pleasure it used to have” (131), and so he had nothing to occupy his mind. Since, when an individual has depression, they begin to believe that they are worthless, Okonkwo falls into the mindset that…

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    Celtic Bog Bodies

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    Decapitated, dismembered, hung bodies. Sounds like a horror movie right? Close, but no, these are just the remains of Celtic bog people These people were either religious sacrifices, punishment or just a simple murder cover-up. These bogs were the epitome of the mummification of bodies. These people were the unfortunate ones who found themselves in that situation, but offer us a new insight on the life of the ancient Celts. These bogs have many different aspects that make this wetland stand…

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    Now we have talked about the culture of Dragon Ball and even the author, now I am going to talk about how Dragonball can influence others. In order to do that, I’m going to step into the Dragonball Z franchise and use two of the main characters, Goku and Vegeta, their backstories and how they each inspire other people.I will also talk about how Dragonball Z influenced other forms of media such as the internet and other mangaka First I am going to talk about Vegeta. Everyone has different…

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    A Foreign Film Review on Mad Max: Fury Road By Ejy Emerenciana It has been thirty years since Mad Max movies was created. Luckily, director George Miller created a masterpiece we never thought we needed. In this Academy-Award winning film, our perspective on dystopian movies will change as Mad Max: Fury Road shows an exemplary execution on how it should be. In a stark desert landscape where humanity is extinct and people are on the brink of insanity fighting for the basic necessities in life…

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