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    Family Vs Urbanization

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    The term ‘Urban’ is defined differently in various countries in the world making it a challenge to compare one urban Centre to another (Moor & Warah, 2009). The varying definition of the term is slightly shadowed by the common characteristic that is distinct in all these regions referred to as urban. The rate of population in these regions globally is growing at an alarming rate. This results to an ever increasing percentage of the rate of urbanization annually, all over the world (9). Urban…

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    Juror 3 In 12 Angry Men

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    The movie Twelve Angry Men is mainly about members of the jury and their varied reactions towards a murder trial of a young man accused of stabbing his father to death. The movie shows how their decisions are based mainly on their own characteristics and personal life experiences. The testimony of witnesses, evidences provided were taken for granted and without even analyzing the case, were ready to give their verdict as guilty, to get it done and over with so they could go about their own…

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    Opening: Being scared is part of everyone's life. From a monster under your bed to a large work meeting. But if you can change this after observing this situation you will be much more informed. This can be seen in Reginald Rose's short play which involves twelve men deciding the fate of a teenage boy. Thesis: Reginald Rose uses the words of juror five to to teach his readers that staying silent can let you consider all sides of a situation, and that if you can be brave and change it…

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    will be declared as Ha accepted. If there is a relationship between variables were further analyzed the meaning of the relationship in the behavior and attitude of birth, the attitude of LTCM and practice SFHPN, were Elco living at the location of slums, congested,…

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    approached him.The man said “You know I could use someone like you to protect me”.Augustus said “who are you sir if I may ask”.The man said “I am General Slum your president,head hancho whatever you would like to call me but call me the wrong thing and ill kill you,no one saw that man…

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    by other Jurors. Sensitive and soft spoken, he was nervous about expressing his feelings especially in front of his seniors. But at some instances when the other Jurors were stereotyping the defendant because he was from slum made him uncomfortable and he quotes- “I lived in a slum all my life, I used to play in the backyard that was filled with garbage. Maybe it still smells on me. There is something…

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    Juror Number 4 Analysis

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    Questions of fact that were brought up in the film often were in regards to the knife that was used as the murder weapon. An example of a question of fact was if the knife was one of a kind or not. That question was soon addressed when Juror #8 bought the same knife. There was also a question of fact when the old lady that witnessed to killing because she may not have had sufficient eyesight to see it. It was brought up since she said that she was in bed when she saw the killing and no one wears…

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    it as being “hard to stomach”. This is reinforced with the use of a handheld camera, which creates instability and disorientates the responders as a means of aligning us with the confronted mind frame of McCloud as he experiences the poverty of the slum. As he is so overwhelmed, Kevin is unable to feel a sense of community. However, as McCloud is continually exposed to the way of life in Dharavi, his perceptions begin to transform, ultimately manifesting in, “I’m finding this place a paradox.…

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    this country. Let us begin our civic duties with indignation in our hearts by starting with this question: should we let a boy who had assassinated his father quite innocuously, walk free among the innocent people in the streets? A product of the slums who deliberately murdered his own father out of pure rage by manipulating a switchblade knife, walk free to his undeserving…

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    Salim and another orphaned girl, Latika. One of the strongest thing that a person can have is family loyalty. Family bonds of loyalty and duty was a main the in slumdog millionaire. In the movie jamal and salim had a rough childhood from living in the slums. When they were children their mother was killed by a group of people attacked the village. It also showed how the brothers had to leave own and…

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