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    Through the soldiers’ experiences‚ the narrator shows only the dark side of human nature. Discuss. Generals die in Bed by Charles Yale Harrison is a novel where a young Canadian soldier tells of his first hand account of the harsh and inhumane conditions in the trenches on the Western Front during World War 1. Through his observations and experiences the Narrator shows the effects of war on ordinary people and how they manage in extraordinarily horrific situations. Even though the brutal nature

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    The Seeker of Truth (ambiguity at its best) Albert Camus’s The Stranger‚ and Raymond Carver’s Short Cuts‚ through their individual stories‚ presents a logos based appeal; the two authors‚ Carver and Camus convey the message that life has no rational meaning‚ and that we live in a world filled with irrational behavior without explanation‚ and purpose. The characters throughout Carver’s Short Cuts struggle in an emotion-based atmosphere‚ with their lives in private desperation‚ and inapt social behavior

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    the world. Even the mere existence of E-books has created a whole new type of piracy where people are ripping off hard working authors and publishers by getting counterfeit e-books online for free. This illegal practice was consummated by the emotionless e-book. These characterless devices rob the tangible nature you get from books. The feel of the paper the smell of the ink all contribute to the sensation we get from reading. E-books rob this from us and sadly soon children will not understand

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    final sentence‚ “There are no comfortable chairs in the lobby”. Charlotte’s metaphor represents her mother as an uptight entrepreneur that would by no means relax in a cozy chair when important business was to be done. The mother is an emotionless robot‚ save for the fact that she demonstrates a strong dislike for flashiness and drama‚ qualities that Miss Hancock flaunts with pride. She doesn’t hesitate to call Miss Hancock brassy and overdone‚ casting aside any concern for Charlotte’s feelings

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    Computer Disadvantages

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    world. He mostly remains to himself‚ secluded from the real world. He gets involved in a gradual transition to becoming nothing but a lifeless machine. He starts to perceive everything in terms of numbers and numerals. His metamorphosis into an emotionless animal arouses anti social tendencies that marks him as an alienated species. Computers might create wonders and help man to reach the acme of success. But‚ if not controlled it can also be the

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    Kurt Vonnegut's The Lie

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    individuals such as Eli and Sylvia. There is much about him that gave the audience different impressions. From start to finish since after all where he is in life and what he thinks is right at the time changes him. First off Dr. Remenzel was near emotionless and was very absorbed in his work. “He was studying blueprints… “What’s the matter Eli?”... He asked Eli without looking up from the plans”. This goes to show that he was too busy dealing with work to show that he cared for Eli. Later on in the

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    The short story “Lamb to the slaughter” is about a woman named Mary who kills her husband for telling her he is leaving her. The characters both portray certain emotions that change from specific events in the story. The author‚ Roald Dahl‚ carefully chooses words to convey to the reader the changing emotions of the characters. Mary is the wife of Patrick who is content with their marriage. Patrick and her both follow a routine until Patrick tells her some news. Mary‚ unable to cope with the

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    Should We Lie

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    Assignment 1 Final draft Yi Chen Should we lie? What is the conversation? In the class we did talk a lot about that. Some said very simply‚ “it’s talking”; some other used dictionary and said “it’s the exchange of information.” They are all right but my definition for the term “conversation” is that it’s basically the one of the connections between human beings‚ which is considered as the most important one and serves as the cornerstone of the human society. Dances and

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    teapot he had taken from the catacombs. He was arrested for plundering. He was tried and shot. So it goes.” This understatement of a central characters passing works as more of an anti-climax than a climax. This shocking understatement of seems emotionless and apathetic‚ and the authors use of the short bland

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    Warm Bodies was directed by Jonathan Levine. It tells the love story between a zombie‚ R‚ and a human‚ Julie. The zombies begin to change and turn into the living. As they do this‚ they must convince the humans. R and his friend‚ M‚ go into the protected stadium to prove they are changing. When the bonies (the zombies in the final stage of decay) catch onto their change‚ they go after the zombies. The zombies then join the humans to fight against them. Levine uses dark and dreary settings to capture

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