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    would also be wicked for a mother to look at her son with disgust and fear‚ for certainly if Mr. White could not recognize his own son because of his injuries‚ his mother would be the same way. Mrs. White has power over her husband at the end of the story because her disappointment gave him the courage to go down the stairs to her. She also gave him hope because he knew her reaction meant his wish had come

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    Introduction a The history of clowns b Examples of modern horror clowns c Thesis statement II Comparing early clowns to horror clowns a Skills and character traits of early clowns that can be seen in today’s horror clowns b Negative incidents of clowns in history i The “parasite” ii Medieval fool iii Grimaldi iv The Arlecchino III Modern occurences of horror clowns in movies and real life a Determining the point at which the horror clown became mainstream i John Wayne Gacy ii It & Poltergeist

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    weight. You indeed burn calories when you watch horror flicks but not that substantial. In a recent study conducted by a university in the United Kingdom‚ depending on the movie‚ you can burn close to 200 calories. Watching scary movies is perhaps one of the most entertaining ways to burn calories! **IT SOOTHES YOU: According to another study done in New York‚ horror movies allow you to engage in an experience where you are in control. In some ways horror movies provide a soothing factor. While it can

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    Monkey’s paw is a tragedy story which has a sad ending. Mr. White‚ because of accepting Monkey’s paw‚ loses his son. If he hadn’t chosen to take it‚ he wouldn’t have confronted such situation. From this story‚ we can know that a person should not fall into uncertain circumstances. The results of uncertain circumstances are unsure before it happens‚ uncertain circumstances may go beyond people’s imagination‚ and even without uncertain circumstances one can still sustain his life. To begin with‚ uncertain

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    It’s a supernatural short story written by W. W. Jacobs. The short story is based on fiction and was published in England in 1902. It’s based around a mummified monkey’s paw that works as a talisman and grants three wishes to whoever owns it. What some people might not know‚ is that when you make a wish‚ you’re messing with fate‚ so the wishes never go as expected. The Monkey’s Paw takes place in the White’s family home. This can be seen because the story explains how sergeant Major

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    mystery in their stories. I have chosen two ghost stories‚ ’The Monkey’s Paw’ written by W W Jacobs and ’Who Goes Down This Dark Road?’ written by Joan Aiken. I am going to use these two stories to compare the techniques used by writers from different times. Using these two stories I am going to describe how the openings takes place‚ the characters‚ story structure‚ historical contexts and the settings used to describe the location in which the story took place. In these two short stories the openings

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    in direct comparison with the film adaptation. In the short film‚ it seems that various aspects of the story do no hold true to the original story. A few of the more noticeable changes include the scenes‚ dialog‚ and the addition of the occasional slips humour from the characters. The story according to W.W Jacobs begins in the parlour of Laburnam‚ midst the Villa forest. In the film the story begins with a shamanistic ritual depicting the paw’s dark enchantment followed by a speeding passenger train

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    steeped in shadows and darkness. The characters contribute to the theme of the “The monkey’s paw” because they control what happens in the story. Mr.white got scared when he took his first wish because the paw moved. At the beginning of the story sergeant-major morris warned mr.white about the consequences of using his 3 wishes. At the end of the story herbert’s mother was depressed because herbert dieing was the consequence of one of the 3 wishes. Do the major events in the plot contribute

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    The Amityville horror is my chosen topic which I am going to write about for my report. I have chosen this particular topic as the field of criminology is one I find really interesting and hope to study it further at university. I have recently seen the film of the ‘Amityville Horror’ and found it intriguing so I thought I would study it further. In this report I intend to cover ‘the murderer’‚ ‘the murder’ and the theory behind the crime. Ronald Defeo JR was born and raised in Brookln. He

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    need. Some survived out of their own will to live‚ even when there was little to live for. And some‚ though broken in body and spirit‚ were liberated by the Allied Forces at the end of World War II. These stories of survival provide the only glimpse of “goodness” that comes from the terrible story of the Holocaust. It proves that‚ even in history’s darkest hour‚ there was a glimmer of hope; that in a world that seemed to be falling apart‚ good still had the capacity to overcome

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