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    Day having our annual 5k mud run when we got that awful call. I remember coming up the big creek embankment and hearing people scream in panic and hearing what sounded like vehicles trying to get unstuck. I thought to myself “What could be wrong?” thinking someone had got injured. I remember my cousin, Cole, frantically running to me telling me to hurry because my uncle’s pet store, Pet World, in Lawrence was on fire. That was the last thing I was expecting. We all crammed into cars trying to…

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    Conflict In We Were Liars

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    Woah, there's a fire! In We Were Liars one of the main conflicts is that there was a fire. In this essay I am going to tell you about a book called We Were Liars. It is called this because Cadence, the protagonist and her friends made a group together. This group is called Liars. There are two main conflicts in the book. One is the fire and the other is that Cadence can't remember the fire. The first big conflict in the book is that the aunts argue a lot. They are arguing about who gets what…

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    Fire, it´s what makes us human. It is a sign of hope, and power, but without it weare no different from animals. In William Golding's ¨the Lord of the Flies¨ the events on the island are a direct reflection as to how Britain perceived the World War II. The Germans initial offensive (blitzcrieg) unified Britain as a nation, just like as the fires on the island brought everyone together. As Winston Churchill said after the initial German strike “Everyone feels now that, come what will, we are top…

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    Chicago Fire Case Study

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    mystery of the Chicago fire is an interesting one but there are many missing pieces of the mystery, such as how the fire was started. The fire first was started around nine P.M in a barn on the O’Leary’s farm in the barn. There are many speculations such as the O’Leary’s cow kicked over a lamp or a lot of drunken men were messing around and gambling near fire in or near the barn. But one thing is for sure its effects were disastrous. The city was mostly made of wood so the fire wreaked havoc on…

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    explain I’m going to start at the end and work my way back through the story, this might be strange but there is a reason for this its because most characters in dark souls 2 are driven by a desire, a want. For example to understand King Vendricks Hollowed state and location you have to understand what he desired above all else and how it lead him there, To understand Nashandra’s desire for the throne we have to understand why its so important…

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    We can see that Golding uses symbolism to prove the theme that we can trace the defects of society back to the defects of human nature, and that we are all capable of becoming a Nazis. We can see this because he makes the characters start off nice and innocent, but as the story develops and starts going to the climax we see that the boys start changing and they become savage they start not to care about the others. Golding believes that we are all capable of becoming Nazis and uses…

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    there are three major symbols which are the conch shell, Piggy’s glasses and the signal of fire that really change from an originate civilization to savagery group of boys. In the novel, the conch shell represents and symbolizes civilization and order. It was found by Ralph and Piggy and it was used to call assemblies and only the person holding the conch shell is allow to speak. From this quote, “We can use this to call the others. Have a meeting. They’ll come when they hear us-”(Page 12),…

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    For years, the American fire service thought that the number one killer of firefighters were heart attacks and other cardiac emergencies, due to the high number of them and the physical stress of firefighting. The American public probably thinks of the number one killer of firefighters to be thermal injuries or structural collapses. Surprisingly, the most powerful enemy to the fire service, a silent but deadly one, is cancer. When I first started as a Firefighter, a short nine years ago,…

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    begging to come get her. I feel bad and i always like to help out when i can so i drag myself out of bed and go pick up my friend and bring her home. One day in school, i didn't feel right, i knew i was getting sick the night before but i couldn't stay home because i had a test. Im sitting in geometry taking this exam and i start to feel super queasy. I get up and ask my teacher to go to the nurse and he says “no sit down and finish your test”. I'm walking back to my seat but i never made it. I…

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    Catching Fire” is a story that teaches a valuable life lesson that holds true even for today’s teenager: Loyalty produces negative consequences & positive consequences. In Hunger Games Catching Fire, the author uses conflict to teach us that loyalty is necessary for survival. For example, Finick saves Katniss from dying at the very start of the games. Katniss had to build her friendship with others and this helped her survive more in the arena. Furthermore, other fighters that didn't have…

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