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    In The Leviathan‚ Thomas Hobbes uses a scientific method to analyze humankind. Additionally‚ he examines natural law‚ the social and political contracts. The natural condition results in war through desire‚ but we are able to escape this through seeking peace. By using the social contract‚ humans can become peaceful. By using reason‚ Hobbes is able to explain the human condition according to him. According to Hobbes‚ the natural condition of humanity results in war for one main reason - desire. The

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    In World War II‚ Europe was a dangerous place. Naturally‚ people wanted to escape the danger. The most popular place to escape to was America. Far from the battles of the war‚ still viewed as the land of equality and opportunity. It was nearly impossible to escape to America straight from the countries of Europe‚ so people would make their way to Morocco and obtain an exit visa. The exit visas let them travel to Lisbon‚ which was a safe place that they could get to America from. Getting those exit

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    without the possibility of escaping of it In both stories‚ ‘The Bath’ by Janet Frame and ‘Elephant’ by Raymond Craver the main characters are trapped because of their loneliness and helplessness. Both of them are imprisoned and cannot found the way to escape from their reality. They are trapped but because of different things and in different parts of their lives. In the case of “The Bath” she is trapped in her old age and she cannot go out of their because of the lack of company and help. She explores

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    Williams used the theme of escape to propel the play Each of the characters have all there means to escape their life and deny the real world. Laura escapes is not to go nowhere and to stay with her glasses‚ she has too many self esteem issues so Laura tries to stay to herself a lot. Jim he uses his old high school life as an escape for him. Amanda tries to use her past life to be happy of her everyday life. Tom now he goes out to the movies‚ drinks every night to try to escape his old life and his

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    Individuals in our society have dreams and places in their imagination where they go to escape from the real world. People dream about being rich and living extravagant lives‚ like the protagonist Tom Wingfield. Other individuals try to live their fantasies through other people because they never had the chance to live them while they still could‚ like Tom’s mother Amanda Wingfield. Then there are human beings who enjoy keeping to themselves and quite frankly do not have dreams‚ just like Tom’s sister

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    is only natural when the bleakness becomes too much to bear‚ that fantasies of escape are born. These are latched onto‚ basked in‚ and consumed until they take over the senses and drive the spirit to the edge of feeling. Then‚ they hurl their owners into despair‚ for fantasy‚ in the very end‚ will slam into the harsh wall of reality‚ and dissolve‚ causing despair. In James Joyce ’s Dubliners‚ this particular theme: escape from reality through fantasy ultimately resulting in despair‚ is the major theme

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    phrases to create an atmosphere of constant motion and causes your adrenaline to rush with many of the scenes in the story. In many of the scenes in the story we can find allusion to death. We also become engaged in the story by wanting the prisoner to escape and make it back home. The setting of the story is in Northern Alabama on a railroad bridge during the civil war. The main character is not known at the beginning of the story therefore‚ we are not interested in this character or his predicament

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    arguments are primarily based on the premise that it is essential for an individual to take in the opinions of other people. Hence the predominance of such urgings is found in Crito speech. For instance‚ he states that in case Socrates will not escape‚ people will believe that he along with other Socrates friends were in the position to help‚ but they failed to do so or that they are more interested in money compared to the life of their friends (Plato 45). Crito also insists that if Socrates

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    For example‚ when the Taliban moved Bergdahl to the Mountain Fortress‚ he plotted for months on an escape. He gathered a variety of items which included a nail‚ a piece of PVC pipe‚ an empty Mountain Dew container and some pieces of clothing. In the middle of the night‚ he threw the rope‚ which were the pieces of clothing tied together‚ out the window in an attempt to escape. The escape lasted for about nine days until the Taliban found him. However‚ while he was on the run he accidently fell

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    a top-security area‚ accusing them of spies. Although they attempt to escape‚ the family’s personalities provide many obstacles on their “vacation”. Mr. Hollander‚ acting stubborn and miserable‚ Mrs. Hollander‚ angry at her husband‚ and Susan‚ determined to stay with

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