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    background allows the viewer to feel as if Michael is in all those different places at the same time. Even though he was only at the baptism, he is the one who is pulling the strings from the background, carefully calculating the right moments to move his pawns into…

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    Leaves From an Autumn of Emergencies is a collection of 8 translated diaries written by everyday Japanese people during World War 2. Not only does it provide the feelings and opinions of those on the home front, but the author/translator Samuel Hideo Yamashita also provides a context for the collections. It highlights the struggles that the general Japanese public met with problems of food shortages, the formation of community councils or chounaikai, inflation levels that had caused most…

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    dictated long hours and dangerous work conditions. Upton Sinclair uses the theme of class struggle in The Jungle to illustrate the how the capitalistic economic system in America is a no win proposition for the workingman. The workers are portrayed as pawns in society to make the most money possible for the meat packing industry. Sinclair’s use of the metaphoric comparison of society to the jungle is threaded throughout the book. This naturalism is a hierarchal order of predators in the jungle…

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    anti-communist feelings and revolts. In Hungary a revolution took root and there was an attempt to overthrow the communist government. The Soviet Union responded to the Rebellion with swift military force, and it was crushed. The nations of Europe were all Pawns in the game between the US and…

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    I think one of the more important things that I’ve been observing and learning to do is not care about why and the reasons for a situation. There’s a vast number of ways to shun or hurt people without saying anything, especially after you’ve been susceptible to being drawn in to explain what’s on your mind. Sometimes the speaker is at fault for expecting the listener to keep information to themselves, once it’s in another persons mind and or in a spot where it can be easily accessed again, then…

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    dad. Even though the boy said that he lost the knife, the jury is convinced that it is the same knife because it is a very rare and unique one, but then the juror #8 takes out of his pocket and exact look like knife, staying that he bought it at a pawn shop at the boy’s neighborhood pointing out that there is a possibility that anyone could have used a similar knife to kill the victim. At this moment some of the men start to doubt about their judgement. Then, juror #8 calls out for another…

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    The experience that immediately comes to mind that is sure to influence my academic work and goals at Colorado Christian University is spending my childhood, and into adolescent years, enduring life confined inside a polygamist colony, where education, especially education for females, is not only unimportant, but discouraged. Growing up in this oppressive environment, seemed so “safe and secure”, even desirable as a child; immersion in such an atmosphere felt, “normal” at such a naive stage.…

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    Our criminal justice system is deemed unsound due to effects the media has on the public. For instance, the debate on capital punishment has been around since the beginning of time, although it truly became misconstrued when media coverage became widespread. The media wields a tremendous amount of influence in our society through newspapers, televisions, computers, and other outlets (Media Influence in Capital Cases). Once news such as this became available at our finger tips, you started to see…

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    violent and excessive methods of punishment created fear amongst the citizens of the kingdom. As a result, order was quickly restored and de Orco was hated for committing atrocities against his own countrymen (29). It is here that Borgia determined his pawn had done what was required of him. His next move…

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    The most vital learning experience a young child could have would be the moment his parents leave him for the first time. (Still need a better hook) It allows him to experience what it’s like to not be coddled all the time. Similar to Ender’s experience after he gets sent to a school for the highly intelligent, in hopes to one day be able to save the human race from Aliens. In Ender’s Game, author Orson Scott Card uses Ender’s growing up in the battle school to illustrate how general isolation…

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