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    counterpart, Lennie, after Lennie accidentally kills a young woman. I believe that George was justified in his decision to kill Lennie. Lennie was a character who caused harm and destruction throughout the book, despite not meaning to. He also prevented George from living his life because of the way George had to take care of him and nurture him, much like a child. Because of his actions in the book, Lennie would’ve been killed in an immoral way if George didn’t kill him himself. Due to these…

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    There many factors that had influenced Macbeth to kill King Duncan. The sister witches, Lady Macbeth, and human nature had all played significant roles into pushing Macbeth to kill King Duncan. First and foremost are the three foul sister witches. They were responsible for planting a seed in Macbeth’s mind that would eventually drive him insane and lead him to killing King Duncan. If it weren’t for the sister witches, Macbeth would gleefully accept his promotion to Thane of Cawdor without…

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    centuries. Edwin Brocks, “Five Ways to Kill a Man”, will have you viewing history in an unfamiliar way. Each paragraph referring to how people have been killed throughout each century, with the end inflicting a dark humorous response. The unique view and invited reading is that, each century has a ironic and certainly cumbersome way to kill a man. It takes us from the time of Jesus to the first atom bombing of Hiroshima, in Japan. Showing us how humanity can kill a huge majority of people in…

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    Why Do People Kill Animals

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    If humans killed each other as fast as they kill animals, we’d be extinct in a matter of days. The kill rate for animals is disgraceful. On average, 56 billion farm animals are killed, 3,000 animals die every second in slaughterhouses, and over 115 million animals of all species are killed in laboratory experiments throughout the year. We as a society should be protecting these animals who cannot protect themselves. Animal cruelty is the act of someone hurting or mistreating an animal and it is…

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    international breeding program but that didn’t give the right to kill the giraffe. His concern was if the giraffe was to be sterilized it will take up space for other animals. He should have accepted to give the giraffe to another zoo where he was going to be kept. He should have also accepted the money a man offer so he won’t kill the giraffe. I think the man wanted to kill the animal because he had a lot of options to not kill the innocent healthy giraffe. I did not agree to what he did…

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    Why Do Words Kill Me

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    These Words Will Kill Me In my life I have heard the old adage: “sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never break me,” in many different contexts and phrasings, and each time I hear it I think to myself- ‘no greater a lie have I ever heard.’ Words do not need the intent of a human voice behind them, they do not need tone or inflection to make a point. Language is the greatest human tool, and like any other tool, it can build or destroy. In fact, its capacity for destruction is…

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    Montresor seeks revenge and creates an elaborate plan to kill Fortunato. In the chaos of Carnival, Montresor leads a very intoxicated Fortunato to the catacombs. Fortunato believes they are going to the catacombs to taste a fine wine, the Amontillado, however Montresor secretly plans to kill him. The men travel to the depths of the catacombs, and Montresor covertly entombs Fortunato. Sealing the tomb, Montresor leaves Fortunato to die. Montresor kills Fortunato to avenge the wrongs committed…

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    Claudius throughout the play to exact revenge for his father’s death. Hamlet’s resistance to exacting revenge is his internal conflict which plays a major role in the play since he cannot seem to overcome it until the very end of the play when he finally kills Claudius. Hamlet undergoes many moral dilemmas. For example, at the beginning of the play, Hamlet encounters a spirit -that he strongly believes is his father -and instructs him to exact revenge, however, Hamlet tells the spirit to tell…

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    to be back in the time to feast after his ride and he cannot simply ignore. After his meeting with Banquo, the King manipulated his assassins and created the idea of accusing Banquo for all of their life problems with backing the list of reasons to kill Banquo. The first scene of the act closes as the assassins set off to complete their assignment. Lady Macbeth consulted with Macbeth in order to inquire her husband of about the suspicion…

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    Mary Surratt had helped John tell information on where and what Lincoln was doing. Mary was later on hunged with several other men who had helped John assassinate Lincoln. Some point in the afternoon Booth had all his plans all set up and ready to kill Lincoln. The gun Booth had shotten Lincoln with was a .44 caliber single shot. It was a small pocket sized handgun. He knew that he would only have one shot and he was going to risk it. If he missed to shoot Lincoln his backup weapon would be a…

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