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    of mythical creatures before all the stories and myths people were told they were just stories. It raises the question however were this creature real or are they still just figments of people's imagination. Three mythical creature people have heard of due to their popularity are the werewolf, vampire, and zombies. This have been popular creatures in many movies and tv shows. However some actually believe these creatures are real. So let's jump back to the origins of these creature and find out…

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    A mermaid is a mythological hybrid creature that is half human, and half fish. In legends there are both mermaids, which are females, and mermen, which are males. Mermaids have the torso of a fish and the upper body is all human. Mermaids are often interchanged with water nymphs, fairies, as well as selkies and succubuses. Mermaids are usually reflected as beautiful and awfully attractive in looks, but in other tales, mermaids are known to have the lower body of a bird and are not attractive at…

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    “vitalist debate” engaged by two medical professionals John Abernethy advocating vitalism and William Lawrence propagating materialism. Critics constantly assume what standpoint in the debate is Shelley taking by analyzing her main character “the Creature” in Frankenstein. One prevailing opinion is that Mary Shelley employs key opinions of Lawrence on radical science, including materialism, which is regarded as an invasion of Christianity (Butler 258). However, there are also critics who believe…

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    n answer to the tentacled creatures' questions, Calvin explains that he is a young man from a planet engaged in fighting off the Dark Thing. The beasts seem surprised that Calvin and the Murrys are not used to meeting beings from other planets. They tell their guests that they must entrust Meg to their care because she is extremely vulnerable and weak. Meg leans against the soft, furry chest of one of the beasts and feels warm and secure. The beasts rub something warm over her body, clothe…

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    Sympathizing with the creature first occurs in the scene where he extends his arms toward the light, as if he could grasp it. The creature constantly seeks out innocence as viewed when he pursues Elizabeth. She is viewed as an innocent in her white gown with flowing train, and endless patience for her fiance. Although it is considered a plot hole that the creature would know which room to find her in, it could be viewed that the creature is inherently drawn toward purity. This point is…

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    Kaci Hunter 2nd hour Book Review This paper is a book review. To be more specific, this is a book review about a book called, “Beautiful Creatures”; written by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. I’ve read this book quite a few times, this most likely won’t be the last, and the thesis of the story was made very clear the first time: Who, or what, really controls your fate? Everything in the book revolves around that one word and statement… fate. From the beginning, right to the very end; whether…

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    Nothing ever changed in Gatlin, all the residents knew each other, and nothing new or strange ever happened, until Lena Duchannes arrived. In the book, Beautiful Creatures, by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl, sixteen-year old Ethan was used to his normal everyday life. However, when Lena became a part of his life, everything changed. Ethan dreamt about Lena, and through an encounter with her in real life, he learned more about his mother’s, his own, and Lena’s magical pasts, information that…

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    The Lord of the Rings is a great epic for its time period because it's set in a futuristic age unlike others. It's like we've gone back in time to a more simpler period, yet, dangerous creatures exist like Orcs. There are races which fight and races which alliance. Elves can be immortal if they choose to be. Human’s are not. Each species’ age length differs. It adds a sense of daring adventure as a young Hobbit boy has to go and destroy this ring into a flaming lava pit. The main character’s…

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    Mary Shelley, discusses the perils of the scientist Victor Frankenstein and the creature he created. The story captivates the audience with problematic relationships and compelling adventures. Shelly’s story describes two essential characters with Victor and the creature he creates. Though the creature and Victor do not share the same DNA, they have significantly similar qualities and traits. Victor and the creature wish to gain knowledge and understanding while using nature as a sense of relief…

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    environment determines who you are. This is shown throughout the novel by the characters actions. At the beginning of the novel the boys arrived at the island very proper and formal from the U.K. The part of the story that shows this was on page.18, “The creature was a party of boys, marching approximately in step in two parallel lines and dressed in strangely eccentric clothing.” This line helps us visualize that the boys were very orderly, especially where it says they were walking in two…

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