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    Molly Miller Monologue

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    But why would they lie to us? At the education center, they always said that everything they said was true, but now we find out it isn’t? That’s not right. But it has to be something the government dreamed up. The government makes up the school lesson plans, and I’ve long suspected that the Ruler was up to no good,” stated Mollie, “But what you said about us being twins… well…

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    I grew up without a father, or any father figure for that matter. My mother never dated and never brought home strange men. My mother devoted all of her time to my brother, Ryley, and I. Mom also planned out our weekends, making sure that they were packed full of activities. One weekend she decided to drive me and my brother all the way down to Georgia so we could explore uncharted territory and make some exciting memories together. When we were at home we always came together as a family and…

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    speed up the identification of the Upper Paleolithic revolution and the ideas of manifestations, it is only the 30 ka of that of late middle Paleolithic revolution should be taken into account. It is said that the time before the revolution may give silent signs or indications that can be deployed in ensuring changes, (Chase et al.…

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    agitated through busy abstract and surreal mise-en-scene. An example of this is the opening shot. Immediately the audience is immersed into the world as an extreme long shot (establishing shot) slowly tracks into the decaying city. Spaceships fly in and out of frame, passing goliath skyscrapers emitting fire and explosions. Non-diegetic deep instrumental music creates an ominous futuristic atmosphere whilst diegetic explosions, lighting strikes and noises of spaceships are layered on top. The…

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    Baldwin 1 Courtney Baldwin Ms. Pino AP English 11- P3 11 January 2015 The Martyr’s Remembrance (Moment 1); Chapter 2; Nature There is a distinct difference between wanting to taste nature and wanting to spit out sociality. The sole fact of preferring butterflies over being a social butterfly does not justify the assumption that one is escaping their situation, it rather transfers that they are intrigued by a different reality. In the novel, Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer, Chris McCandless has…

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    Trauma is what manifests within people after something horrible happens to them. The event often feels somehow unrepresentable; healing from trauma is usually about figuring out how to process and represent that event somehow. Each of the memoirs attempts to strike a balance between the collective experience and the individual experience of a traumatic event. In Maus, the representation of trauma takes numerous forms, and the…

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    Garret Griggs 11/20/14 ESS 102 Section AB Sci-Fi Paper The Long Nap The last thing I remembered was the sight of the needle entering my skin. It was hardly an irregular sight—I’d witnessed the process performed on my colleagues during training many times before. The needle enters, the serum flows, their faces relax. The HIT, a serum containing the molecule necessary for induced human hibernation, slows their breathing, until finally, each muscle in their body settles like grains of sand…

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    Oooh, Timothy Gerald Baker you’re in big trouble mister!” My mother was not pleased, she was ballistic! “Mom, it’s not what it looks like… just hear me out.” “This excuse of yours best be good, Timothy, or you’ll be grounded longer than the time you broke your father’s office window with that silly ‘ole baseball of yours!” “Baseball! Yes, Mother, that’s what this whole thing is about… see I went over to…

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    It's evident that poverty can have social effects . There are numerous of people who's suffering from poverty who are homeless , puts them out on the streets. An unemployed person and homeless person can be so stressed out and begin to lash out on others and may cause them to commit violent and illegal acts. When one has no income no way to survive they'll automatically think taking from others can help them. You have to do what you have to…

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    It was nine o’clock, zero hour. The wolves would be coming soon. They will be coming to kill and relieve the mundane, trivial life of Tommy Northwood, a life that started out so extraordinary but turned into an eternal nightmare. Soon the wolves will tear his flesh off of his bones. Soon their mouths will be stained crimson red and their bellies full with meat, human meat. They will end his life in just a few quick moments. Tommy won’t go without a fight however. His legs will pump acid, his…

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