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    shit!” growled Ulrich as he made his way to Perceval’s chamber. He didn’t know where else to turn for advice. There was no way he would see his Knight Commander, as the man would probably chastise Ulrich until sunrise. Even though it was late and Percival likely sleeping, Ulrich turned up anyway. Perceval turned up in his doorway, shirtless and sleepy-looking. “It’s never good news when someone shows up at my door at this hour. Dare I ask what’s happening?” “It’s the king. He left the castle…

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    In this essay I will be discussing my personal opinion about The Book Thief by Brian Percival. This film is about a young girl named Liesel and her experience in Germany during word war One. I really enjoyed this film due to how the main character evolves from a shy girl with little knowledge into a courageous, mature women, and through hard work she learned to read and write alongside the help of her foster father hans. In this movie a girl named Liesel Meminger loses her brother and is given…

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    The fall of Singapore is regarded as one of the greatest military defeats in the history of British Empire. The official surrender of Singapore occurred on the 15th of February 1942. This defeat clearly illustrated Japan’s military ferocity and the probable threat of invasion of Australia. Singapore was of great strategic importance to the British Empire due to its location. It was the main line of communication between the far-east and Europe. An army who controlled Singapore essentially…

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    The 1954 novel Lord of the Flies encompasses the aftermath of World War 2 and draws heavy parallels to a post-World War 2. Written by Robert Golding, the novel is set on a dystopian island and illustrates that with the absence societal responsibilities, civilization degrades into fear and chaos by Jack’s dictatorial reign over the island. His rise to power originates through his evident denial of taking on his societal responsibilities. Naturally, human nature objectifies the strong and turns to…

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    Mental Health [1971] Ch 317 , the best interests need according with the company whole profit that equated with the biggest interests of the whole shareholders. Generally no fiduciary relationship between directors and individual shareholders, as Percival v Wright [1902] 2 Ch 421 and Coleman v Myers [1977] 2 NZLR 225. Therefore, in this case, all shareholders in IPO accept and adopt the financial report which bring a substantial loss in 2016. More serious circumstances is that IPO’s share price…

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    The Little Wanderer Take my love, take my land, take me where I cannot stand. I don’t care, I’m still free, you can’t take Pluto from me. Probably the most debated planet, Pluto was discovered in 1905 by Percival Lowell with predictions calculated through the orbits of Uranus and Neptune. However, Pluto was officially seen and declared as a planet in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh through a telescope (“Pluto Discovered.”). It has only been recently that we have discovered more about Pluto as the…

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    The introduction of new and more powerful weaponry provoked the start of a more violent as well as inhumane war. John Bruce Cairnie, a soldier, stated that, “Freegard had a narrow escape last night. Went out with an Argyle officer to take in a flag which the Germans had planted before our line. There was a bomb attached to the stick, and it exploded and killed the other officer. Machine guns were turned on them then.” The use of more powerful weaponry resulted the term, “over-kill” being…

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    In Lord of the Flies and “Pilgrims” the two groups of children are used to having their parents take care of them, but being placed in a situation where they must look after themselves gives them no other choice but to grow up quickly and take on the responsibilities the adult usually would. In Lord of the Flies, Ralph is forced to lead the group. Ralph acts as the “parent” in many situations during their stay on the island, one being when Ralph and Jack disagree about whether or not Jack and…

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    Society is thought of as sturdy and everlasting; however, the truth lies within William Golding’s book, Lord of the Flies. One of the most prominent truths in Golding’s efforts is where religion stands in civilization.Religion is sacred for the majority of people, but the minority find it corrupt and unsettling. The opinion of the minority is often the effect of simply having different views than the religious majority. Without thinking of the minority’s opinion, the religious majority regulates…

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    love with, is in contrast to her intrepid and distinctly unfeminine half sister Marian, who proves to be an unconventional heroine by the end of the novel. The sinister Italian Count Fosco is the villain of the piece, along with the manipulative Sir Percival Glyde, who plans to steal Laura’s inheritance. Fosco’s devious and cultured personality undoubtedly influenced other writers in their depiction of similar characters in later crime novels. Also the sudden meeting of Walter with the…

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