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    without the brutality and graphic nature of the martyrdom‚ would those being martyred lose some of the heroism given to them. Stated another way‚ I feel that the characterization within the text is what gives it its appeal. To illustrate my point in Scott Hoffman’s article “Last Night‚ I Prayed to Matthew.” He states “I argue that a long tradition of popular martyr-making came together with social and political circumstances at a certain historical moment to transform the victim of a hate crime into

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    Babylon Revisited Literary Analysis In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short story Babylon Revisited the narrator‚ Charlie Wales‚ arrives in Paris at his old stomping ground in hopes to regain custody of his daughter Honoria. As a former “party boy” he sets out to prove to Marion‚ his sister-in-law‚ that he has become a new man; however‚ he keeps bumping into his past demons. Before custody is agreed to be turned over to Charlie‚ Lincoln Peters‚ Charlie’s brother-in-law‚ states‚” I think the main point for

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    Through evaluating both the lectures derived from the text and the book itself‚ everybody can distinctly detect the Dred Scott decision (1830’s)‚ Civil War (1861)‚ and Emancipation Proclamation (1863) are the three most important aspects covered in unit two. The Dred Scott decision claimed that Dred and his family must remain slaves based on the fact that just because he was on “free soil” it does not make him free. Because of the color of his skin‚ he is deemed property and according to the Supreme

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    Scott Westerfeld’s book‚ Uglies takes place in a dystopian version of earth with advanced technology. Tally‚ the main character‚ is an average ‘Ugly’‚ a name for children/teenagers under the age of 16. Once a teenager turns 16‚ they go through a procedure that makes them impossibly pretty‚ which is the new ‘average’ look. Tally wants to be a pretty‚ but her friend Shay does not‚ due to many reasons. Shay unknowingly ruins Tally’s chance to turn pretty after escaping the city‚ managing to avoid the

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    An analysis of how Ridley Scott creates suspense and tension through the use of sound‚ cinematography and performance in the air duct scene from “Alien”. In this scene‚ we follow the character Dallas (Tom Skerrit) as he searches for the alien in the ships air ducts‚ whilst communicating with the rest of his crew. At this point the audience are already aware of how dangerous the alien is‚ as it had already killed Kane (John Hurt) and Brett (Harry Dean Stanton) Not only this but Dallas had previously

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    Scott Campbell first developed the planners’ triangle in 1996 and it is a three way model‚ which incorporates economic‚ environmental‚ and social equity factors. The planner has a vital role in the sustainable development of urban areas and in the long term‚ the economic growth of the area. Sustainable development is defined as “development that meets the need of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs” (Brundtland‚ 1987); in an ideal world‚ the

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    The brutal treatment of the native americans is a stain on american history. N. Scott Momaday’s grandmother lived closely after that time‚ so she knew both times of her people’s lives‚ but was not broken by the change. Momaday wrote his essay‚ The Way to Rainy Mountain to remember his heritage and to remind his audience of a dying culture. Momaday’s essay begins with a description of Rainy Mountain‚ home to his tribe‚ the Kiowas‚ followed by a short history about how they were driven from their

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    Character is not developed being sedentary. The extraordinary novel‚ The Great Gatsby‚ written by F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ tells the story of Jay Gatsby‚ a wealthy young man. Known for his mysterious past and inconceivable amount of money‚ Gatsby is able to host several extravagant parties in his gothic mansion. Many characters in the novel represent each aspect of the Roaring Twenties. Introducing many characters who all seem to cause conflict with each other‚ the main character Fitzgerald sets the

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    Estimating Funds Requirements Short-Term Sources of Funds Subject: O.M. Scott & Sons Company Problem: Should the O.M.Scott company keep with its Trust Receipt Plan in order to maintain 25% growth rate. Options: 1. Sell receivables to a third party at a discount rate to receive cash. 2. Issue preferred equity to help finance retailers in holding higher Inventory levels 3. Reduce growth rate to a sustainable Recommendation:

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    F. Scott Fitzgerald ’s Inspiration In the classic novel‚ The Great Gatsby‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald uses the social and economic positions of Gertrude Ederle‚ Mary Dillion‚ and Zelda Fitzgerald in the creation of Jordan Baker‚ Myrtle Wilson and Daisy Buchanan. These famous women of the 1920s helped Fitzgerald create the best novel he has ever written in his lifetime. It still is famous today‚ eighty-eight years later. Gertrude Ederle was F. Scott ’s first inspiration for characters in The Great Gatsby

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