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    many things that people should do is make goals. However, there will be many obstacles that prevent one from getting to where they want to be. By conquering these obstacles, one would prove themselves worthy of achieving such a goal. In The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time by Mark Haddon, Christopher John Francis Boone is an autistic child who reaches many of his goals and in the end of the novel, he says that he “can do anything.” Christopher’s confidence in saying that he is able…

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    Mrs. Reinhard’s Biking Incident I remember the day quite vividly. I had a friend over. She got hurt. I didn’t know what to do. It hurts to remember it. Here, let me start from the beginning. Back when I was a young girl, I loved riding my bike. It was my favorite thing to do outside. I would ride it down a hill by my house covered with flowers that had a beautiful scent. About four months before my biking incident, my bike split in half. My hands went one way, my feet went the other. I was…

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    Character Christopher is the main character and the narrator of this book. He is a strange-behaviour boy who has autism, because of that he always thinks about things others are not interested in, also, he can’t understand the social situation. He lives in his own world. For me, I think Christopher’s character is fit for this story, some things he does are really absurd, however, that’s a way to express the distinctive world in his mind. Challenging, responsible, cruel, those three words are my…

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    Facts: Incident took place in a freight train traveling through Alabama with nine African American men, two white females, and seven white males. Throughout the ride, a fight broke out between the men. The two women on the train accused the African American men of sexually assaulting them. It was in Scottsboro that the men pleaded not guilty. On the day of the arraignment they were not appointed counsel. The judge announced he appointed all members of the bar for uses of the prosecutions. On the…

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    There are three classes of incidents; bronze, silver and gold. From the above initial information on the extent of the incident, the incident can be classed as silver (tactical) as it required the setting up and operation from a control point within the vicinity of the incident. This will allow senior officers of each agency to address issues such as setting up an outer cordon control point and the location of key facilities such as assembly point, casualty clearance station and media liaison…

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    The U-2 Incident 1960 was written during the Cold War. Tensions between the United Staes of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics were running high with the possible of threat of a nuclear surprise attack from either side. There had been an attempt to reduce these tensions in the Geneva Summit of 1955 by Dwight D. Eisenhower where he had proposed the open-skies proposal. The proposal intended for the U.S and the U.S.S.R to trade military base maps to allow each other to act on…

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    Jacob’s narrative captures the way sexual abuses were used to oppress the slave women, and the implications it had on them. This paper will explore the topic of slavery from the perspective taken by Harriet Jacob in her book, “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl," and also, explore the main themes covered by Jacob in her book, for instance, sexual exploitation and its consequences to women among other topics. More important, this research paper will demystify some crucial elements…

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    sound workable in theory, the real-world application yields a far less desirable outcome because it comes into conflict with the force of human nature. Disconcerting tendencies within human behavior manifest themselves in several different ways, and Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Linda Brent explores the institution of American slavery as an influence that muddles notions of societal morality. Racism exhibited through slavery showed the potential for using exploitive tendencies towards…

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    In a biology class one might learn that some bacteria evolve over the course of one month. They change their entire thought process and structure in around thirty days. Similarly Christopher Boone in Mark Haddon's book The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time Christopher changes by gaining a sense of independence and confidence. These changes occur as a result of Christopher going to London and finding his mother, rebelling against his father, and writing a book. In the beginning of…

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    “And this shows that intuition can sometimes get things wrong. And intuition is what people use in life to make decisions. But logic can help you work out the right answer” (Haddon, 65). This quote is from The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, which revolves around Christopher, who tries to apply logic to tackle the many problems of life. He always pauses to think about what is going on around him and he remembers most things he sees. On the other hand, his metacognitive abilities…

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