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    working for the agency because everything needs to be cleaned up from each and every single ranking within the agency. Basically, it is looked at as the local police aren’t doing what is best for the civilians but more for themselves and touches base with examples of why and when it happened within history. Police have to participate in ethics training and review panels started in 1958 cited within the article. Did an officer violate a law? Is the agency going to have to be reviewed in a court…

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    guide their stories. Good versus evil is a common thematic topic within literature, especially early British literature. Good comes in many forms, most often through the actions of the protagonist, whereas evil presents itself in many forms, including inanimate objects. Authors tend to use religion as a basis for good and evil. Many aspects of British literature are representative of the battle between good and evil; the temptation of morals, the presence of magic, and heroes versus supernatural…

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    Ultimate questions have always been perennial in their discussion. Within Christianity, the Genesis creation stories have provided comfort to adherents surrounding the beginning of the universe and our destiny. The themes developed throughout the Genesis stories are still valid in the post-modern era. This is because, they provide foundational morals and guidelines which are important for society, and innate to our being. These stories are used by Christian adherents as a structure for solving…

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    During our everyday lives we run into conflict, whether that be between us and another person, or internally within ourselves. There are always different choices to be made and different paths to take when facing conflict. Macbeth is a play that was written by William Shakespeare. And in this play we follow Macbeth and we see the choices that he made. We can see that during the time of Macbeth our live are very different, but yet we both have to deal with conflict. For Macbeth this conflict was…

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    Within summer break, there are more than 50 million children who are given an average of six additional hours of free time, with this we must consider that there are millions of parents who work within that period of time. Yes, this means that these parents must find someone to take responsibility for the well being of their children during these hours. Whether this be paying for childcare, having family members help, or enrolling their children in summer programs, there are various solutions…

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    Although he had priorly harbored guilt from the murder of his king and leader, Macbeth now realizes that an iron fist must be weld to keep control within his grasp. His earlier aversion to using nefarious activity to achieve his goals is erased, replaced by jealousy, anger, paranoia, and the resolution to perform all necessary actions to ensure his victory. Macbeth displays his newly unveiled paranoia…

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    reflected her assumptions about human nature. In Flannery O’Connor’s short stories “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” “The Life You Save May Be Your Own,” and “The Displaced Person,” the author centralizes each story around the characters' symbolic temptations of pride. In “A Good Man is Hard to Find”, O'Connor illustrates the grandmother's frequent encounter with the sin of pride. The author alludes to the grandmother's habitual abuse of humility several times throughout the course of the story. To…

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    pursue with wonder, and could love.” ( ) He has the ability to love, but chooses not to. Adam and Eve were created in the likeness of God, pure and good; and Satan hates them for it. When he looks at them he says, “so much more I feel the torment within me, as from the hateful siege of contraries: all good to me becomes Bane, and in Heav’n much worse would be my state.” This is a window into what he is feeling inside, making him less of a hateful…

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    Campbell calls this occurrence the monomyth or in other words, The Hero’s Journey. The Hero’s Journey is separated into three parts: The Departure, Initiation, and The Return. Each of these sections consist of smaller events that mostly all happen within stories that obey the rules of the monomyth. One of the multiple movies that exemplifies this is Mulan. In this movie, the main character executes all three parts of The Hero’s Journey. In part one, The Departure, there are three mini events…

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    "Control, control, you must learn control!" The words of Master Yoda might be more than just advice but could have some backing in psychology. In the video, Roy Baumeister talks about research he has conducted on self-control or willpower. One of his experiments present the subject with a plate of cookies and beats. With a goal of testing not only the self-control of a person but also their ability to perform additional tasks as well as blood glucose tests. Personally I think this research…

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