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    Reading Response Journal- "The Destructors" In my opinion‚ the main idea of the story‚ "The Destructors" by Graham Greene is that when humans let their own personal feelings get in the way of doing what is right‚ it leads to a feeling of detriment and dissatisfaction. Also the Wormsley Common Gang chose poor decisions that affected their innocence throughout the entire story. These poorly made decisions took away their youth innocence and replaced it with selfishness and destruction. In the story

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    horrific things in the name of his country. Is this man a monster or is he just an ordinary man. This is what is up for debate in Bowing’s book Ordinary Man. Browning state that he believes that these are just ordinary men and throw a variety of different reasons they were forces and overall persuaded to commit awful acts against fellow human beings. There is proof that he was correct that these were just ordinary men. It also might be surprising that this book would show that most if not all men

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    English Essay on Brighton Rock In Brighton rock it eventually seemed that whole of society is corrupt due to many reasons Firstly‚ “I’m sorry Mrs Arnold. It’s just a waste of time getting fussed like this” this that due to the fact that Ida is a woman she doesn’t seem to know anything. The phrase “I’m sorry” was used to show direct sympathy for her coming to report it but deep down it doesn’t seem to bother them as he is already dead. Secondly‚ “this doctor he knows his stuff?” this is used to

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    In Bette Greene’s novel Summer of My German Soldier‚ conflict occurs. Conflict is when two or more forces are in opposition. The main type of conflict is person versus person. Pearl does not consider Patty good enough to be her daughter and Patty’s father‚ Harry‚ treats her very abusively. It is the poor way in which Patty’s parents treat her that creates the conflict. There is person versus person conflict between Patty and her mother‚ Pearl. In the story‚ Pearl is always insulting Patty

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    His Ordinary Men seeks to shift perspective away from the notion that those predisposed toward the behavior that perpetrated this greatest of human tragedies were inhuman and accustomed to operating in fashions more sociopathic than militarily appropriate. In doing so‚ he sets a sizable challenge for himself. Truly‚ there is no way to address why the German people participated in without elaborating upon some of the most unspeakable acts committed in modern history. To that end‚ Ordinary Men takes

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    individuals [Nazis] were ordinary‚ everyday people. Just like me. The phrase “they were ordinary people” replayed in mind for days. They were neither criminals nor sadists‚ so what changed? How could an ordinary citizen suddenly accept the genocide of millions of people who were their [Nazis] neighbors‚ friends‚ and co-workers? So many questions entered my mind. Previously‚ I was taught to believe these individuals were mentally ill or “sick” monsters‚ but they were ordinary people.

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    The independent woman. Independence in women has got to be one of the greatest jumps in the history of television. For years in the entertainment industry women have been represented as a subservient service to the husband and children‚ incapable of doing anything great with themselves other then fulfilling their duties as a housewife and mother. Today‚ they are known to be capable of anything. Whether it is being a single mother‚ to being able to provide for herself‚ in pursuit of her dreams

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    Lending a helping hand can change everything for a person. Conrad went through depression after an accident that caused this brother to die. At that time‚ there was nobody to comfort him or help him through the situation even though there was obvious signs. It was until the last minute that people finally started to worry‚ but by then it would be too late. Although the past cannot be fixed ‚ there are people who were there for him afterwards. Many characters help Conrad Jarrett to achieve a stronger

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    The Woman In Black (TV 1989) Based on the novel by Susan Hill Directed by Herbert Wise Haunted Secrets by Divya Jain November 29th‚ 2011 Rating: 4.5/5 Running Time: 100 minutes We are always told not to judge a book by its cover. In the same way‚ even though The Woman In Black is an old movie‚ its director and cast have definitely brought justice to ghost stories. It builds up spookiness throughout the whole movie‚ which enhances the plot and the audiences’ reaction to the scares

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    the best nation on the planet‚ but we can not assume our lawmakers and representatives are always going to do what is right or just. Even with the modern conveniences‚ technology‚ and public services we enjoy today‚ there will be circumstances when ordinary citizens have to take an active role in order to keep our streets and neighborhoods safe. Also‚ we can not take for granted our under-staffed and under-funded law enforcement agencies will always respond quickly enough to protect us in time from

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