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    use for utilitarianism does not always work the that it should and other flaws that we will go over in this essay taking an unusual stance on the matter, questioning the utility monster but also criticizes utilitarianism later but also saying that it is the best that we have currently have. The idea of a utility monster is not a valid objection against utilitarianism and can be worked…

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    doubts it. is bruise like a fruit ? definitely. the monster ... demon ... thing , whatever it was , packs more of a PUNCH than the usual rock-like putties. his chest PROTESTS whenever it expands with an inhale , breaths coming out ragged. zack finds it hard to refute the man , however. though perverse , he can see the EXPERTISE in the way he fights. the fight itself is a violent dance and red coat is leading , monster of the week is stepping on it’s own toes. fast…

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    1.Summarize the book. "Monster" by waiter dean Myers is about 16-year-old boy who lives in an urban community where most are unemployed or underemployed. the boy’s name is Steve Harmon. he is wrongfully convicted for a drug store robbery and murder of the owner Mr. Nesbit. Steve is currently in jail while his trial is being heard. during his time in jail, he writing down the harsh stuff and tortures that happen in jail such as beating steeling fights and even rape. during the trial Steve claims…

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    Many of the monsters and villains that Odysseus and his men face on their journey to Ithaca are fairly one dimensional in their presentation. For understandable reasons, many of the original storytellers would not have had the time or inclination to explain the motivations of every antagonist, particularly those that appeared for a single chapter. However, many legends regarding these characters exist outside of the main storyline. Some of these tales may have existed before the advent of The…

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    In the classic animated film, Monsters University, directed by Dan Scanlon, the characters teach us many vital life lessons. First off, the main character Mike Wazowski, a not-so-scary monster, has always dreamed of being a professional scarer but after getting expelled from Monsters University he thinks this dream and life is “ Over, it’s all over.” (Scanlon, x:xx). Once Mike starts over and gets a job he realized that he can still be a scarer it just might take a little longer than others.…

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    In Monsters University, a heartwarming movie, directed by Dan Scanlon, we follow Mike Wazowski through his college adventure in the sequel to the classic movie Monsters Inc. He goes through many problems and dilemmas. In the beginning of the movie, Mike goes on a field trip to scaring academy with his class. They take a tour of the facility, and Mike is fascinated by it all. They come to the scaring floor, and all of the taller classmates migrate to the front of the group. Mike kindly asks them…

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    In a world where the monsters are scared of human children, “Monsters, Inc” tells the story of Sulley and Mike, the lead scarers of Monsters Inc-a company that harvest a child’s scream to produce power, and their adventure to return Boo, an 8 year old girl that wandered into the monster world, back through her door. However, during their adventure, they uncover a conspiracy being hatched by Monsters Inc’s chairman, Henry J. Waternoose III, along with our protagonist’s arch enemy Randall, to use…

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    This was horrible. A class about monster tracking...great. I pull up on my black silk gloves they were a part of my uniform, along with a black and red plaid skirt, black saddle shoes, white knee high socks, and a white sweater. I hated it, but I had no choice, nobody can know how different I am. “Right class, what do you do when you see a monster,” asked Mrs. Shard in an annoying high-pitched voice that made my ears bleed. I wanted to flinch, but I couldn't for no one heard what I did.…

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    the creature silently awaits his return. The play Frankenstein by Tim Kelly exercises many traits found in gothic literature, such as the presence of monsters, characters with abnormal psychological states, and a haunted castle or palace. One of the many traits that Tim Kelly utilizes in the play Frankenstein is the presence of ghosts, monsters or other supernatural entities. When Victor is talking to Elizabeth about someone coming to kill him, he says, “I know it sounds incredible. Monstrous.…

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    Monsters, Inc. takes place in a fictional, monster world where electricity is created by collecting the screams of human children. Mike and Sulley, two monster friends who work for a large power company, meet a human child (later named “Boo”) and spend the remainder of the film trying to get her out of their monster world and back to her human one. Although this film aims to entertain children, it also comments on the use of scare tactics in parenting, as seen in Sulley and Boo’s parent-child…

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