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Ashly Duran Professor Preston English 1302-41401 October 23, 2017 Influence the Outcome The brain can be influenced to believe in things it never did before. The idea that a well-written article or a speech given by an influential person can change people’s view on things has been around for a while. Julie Rehmeyer discusses an experiment done by Duncan J. Watts and Peter Sheridan Dodds in The Power of Being Influenced. Rehmeyer writes about the explored claims that the use of things like…

The Light in the Fog She wandered into the fog. The fog wrapped her in postnatal gloom. Deep in the bowels of her being, she flopped like a rag doll. Unable to stand, she crawled the wasteland. "Goo," gurgled Emma. Lisa turned at the sound. She roused herself from the numbness that weighed her down and stumbled to the cot. The Misery of Sin One, two, three, and out goes he! In tailored suit and leather shoes, Mr Loral Johnson, MP, strode to the Iron Door and pressed the button. Inside a…

asked him to remember her, “There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance. Pray you, love, remember. And there is pansies, that’s for thoughts”. Soon after these tragedies she died whilst picking some flowers from the top branch of a tree. “One woe doth tread upon another’s heel, so fast the follow your sister’s drowned, Laertes.” This proves that Ophelia has really died by drowning, people thought It was a suicide others thought it was just because of her heavy dress when she fell into the…

Glynn does an excellent job keeping emotion from interfering with his writing because too much pathos would turn people away. However, his pathos does tread on the line of “way too little” which may make the reader question if Glynn has an opinion about the subject at all. The credibility in “Guns and Games” was scarce, this is one of the article’s greatest weaknesses because of Glynn’s unknown credentials…

Trier of law- The trier of law is the person or people responsible for determining the law in a case. This term contrasts the “trier of fact,” which is the person or people who are going to determine the facts in a case. In a typical criminal case, the trier of law is most often going to be a judge, who is going to take a look at the case at hand, as well as what the laws are that are related to the case. When acting as the trier of law, the facts of the case are not going to be as relevant as…

the most peaceful adventures you can ever enjoy. The Virginia Aquarium is a spectacle to behold. Walking to the park entrance, you can hear the laughter of children as they eagerly gaze at the first exhibit, which is free for all to see. As you tread closer, the smell of salt fills your nostrils. Its as if you were standing on the beach with the ocean's mist engulfing you. The reflection of…

In the novel The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Chillingworth is depicted as an angry and vengeful character who feels obligated to ruin Dimmesdale's life, but ends up ruining his own life in the process. After learning of the affair Dimmesdale and Hester had committed, Chillingworth lets his pain and anger become a lust for revenge, which takes control of Chillingworth's nature. As the novel progresses Chillingworth realizes what he has become, but also establishes that its too late to…

of hell, much as one holds a spider, or some loathsome insect over the fire, abhors you, and is dreadfully provoked"(Edwards 285). There is no security that will save sinners. Good actions is not enough because they are useless."We find it easy to tread on and crush a Worm that we see crawling on the Earth; so ‘tis easy for us to cut or singe a slender Thread that any Thing hangs by; thus easy is it for God when he pleases to cast his Enemies down to Hell"(Edwards 279).Human beings only existed…

Espionage dates back to ancient China, India, and Egypt. Greece and Rome also made use of spies and assassins. Espionage is associated with conflict and war, however, in modern times, nations have been spying on their own people. Not with people on foot with binoculars and other gadgets, they spy from miles away, through the internet and phone taps. The most controversial of the espionage programs has been the United State’s National Security Agency, or NSA for short. NSA whistleblower Edward…

For any person who has read The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, it is obvious that symbolism plays a major part. Not only did his story have a great plot line, but if the reader was able to read in between the lines, they would find an even deeper and greater meaning behind his story. Using symbolism is a way for the author to give the audience a message. In most symbolic texts, the author creates one important symbol, but in The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne creates many symbols…