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    Chapter 1: Igniting the Flames Drip… drip… In the shadow of the moonlit night‚ the crimson red dropped from the stick and onto the wooden ground next to Celia’s feet. Breathing heavily‚ the slave looked down at the husk of what was her Master and rapist: Robert Newsom. Under Mr. Newsom’s head‚ a puddle of blood slowly formed and seeped from the wound she inflicted on him not too long ago. Using the weapon in her hand‚ she prodded the body several times‚ missing at least once or twice due to her

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    Roland Deschain

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    Sheemie assisted Roland and his first ka-tet in preventing the followers of John Farson‚ and more specifically‚ the Crimson King‚ from reviving the Great Old Ones’ war machines‚ later following the group back to Gilead. Sheemie joined Roland’s ka-tet briefly and helped the gunslingers ward off the Crimson King’s followers until he and his mule Capi mysteriously disappeared. However‚ while Roland assumes Sheemie is dead‚ he is not; he had been captured by the

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    The Sick Rose

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    either‚ for under different circumstances‚ there might be different interpretations. On the surface level‚ the poem is about the invasion of an invisible worm that has destroyed the innocence of a rose. The worm ¡§has found out [the rose¡¦s] bed / of crimson joy¡¨ and dwells in the heart of the rose ever since. The worm is invisible‚ so his love is secret; it is harmful to the rose‚ so his love is dark‚ malicious. And gradually‚ the invisible worm¡¦s ¡§dark secret love¡¨ destroys and withers the rose

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    evening star guides Tennyson to a peaceful death. When Tennyson dies‚ he does not want anyone mourning his death. He requests for “...there [to] be no moaning of the bar‚ / When I put out to sea” (3-4). As a sailor‚ Tennyson desires a calm and quiet tide‚ so he can easily cross over a sandbar. He commences on a journey out to sea‚ to compare his departure into the afterlife. Tennyson compares the moaning sounds of the waves hitting the sandbar‚ to sounds of mourning that are typical after a death

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    The thief. Owen Barns’ feet stomped up the steps into his house. He could smell the sweet aroma of his mom’s fresh lasagna drifting in from the kitchen. “Back from school?” she called out‚ “Anything extravagant happen today?” “Oh‚ same old‚ same old. ” Owen replied. He grabbed the remote and switched on the TV. The news station music was just coming on. “Good afternoon and thanks for watching the KCSX news at 5‚ your down the middle coverage of the Atlanta metro. A burglar has gotten away

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    average low tide and average high tide. In other words‚ this region goes through cycles of submergence and exposure to air. Animals in this zone must be able to survive the extended periods of exposure. The pelagic zone includes all the open ocean water. The abyssal zone is the deep ocean water‚ between 6‚560 and 19‚685 feet deep. The benthic ocean includes the deep ocean bottom inhabited by organisms. The intertidal zone is a zone by itself. It is the area that is above water at low tide and under

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    references in ads have been in plenty but never ever I have seen such a direct attack. If you are familiar with Tide ads‚ their USP has been to highlight the superior technology which make the clothes more white/bright as compared to the other detergents. The new campaign that I am referring to has been started by Rin‚ a product of Hindustan Unilever Limited. It is a direct attack on the Tide Naturals product by Procter & Gamble. Note that when I say a direct attack – it means an uncensored visual shows

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    foul-tempered son caused a panic amongst the Anachian public. Many did not know if they should accept this controversial new leader‚ and the ones that did oppose his rule did not know how to express it. And yet‚ his rule only ended when the mysterious Crimson Crusader‚ Lavira Etherana‚ assassinated him. King Misona came to power after the death of his mother‚ Queen Lujina. Many historians agree that he murdered his mother‚ a feat likely considering he and his sister were the only ones competing for the

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    Procter & Gamble: Competing with Itself – and Winning Procter & Gamble is one of the world’s [premier consumer-goods companies. Some 99 percent of all U.S. households use at least one of P&G’s over 300 brands‚ and the typical household regularly buys and uses from one to two dozen P&G brands. P&G sells multiple brands of laundry detergent‚ bath soap‚ shampoo‚ dishwashing detergent‚ tissues and paper towels‚ deodorant‚ fabric softener‚ cosmetics‚ and disposable diapers worldwide. Moreover‚ P&G

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    Fazeel

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    recognize its own ailing state. This results partly from the insidious secrecy with which the “worm” performs its work of corruption—not only is it invisible‚ it enters the bed at night. This secrecy indeed constitutes part of the infection itself. The “crimson joy” of the rose connotes both sexual pleasure and shame‚ thus joining the two concepts in a way that Blake thought was perverted and unhealthy. The rose’s joyful attitude toward love is tainted by the aura of shame and secrecy that our culture attaches

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