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    Climate change is creating vulnerability. Sewage treatment plants are susceptible to major failures and overflows because of rising seas‚ more intense coastal storms‚ and increased heavy precipitation events. In 2012‚ Climate Central’s comprehensive analysis of sea level rise‚ stated more than two-thirds of costal locations in the U.S. will be affected by global warming that has more than doubled the chances of a hundred year storm surge occurring within the next year. (Hurricane Sandy) The higher

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    is often not true‚ only a misunderstanding. This dispute between police officers and the black lives matter movement is cultural and social problem with the intended audience of the average day observers in attempt to attract a bigger audience and create a bigger voice to combat this

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    blaming all the murders on the guards. Macbeth soon succeeds in killing King Duncan and soon realizes that all the violence and killing are making him powerful and has the power to kill. Starting with the bloody dagger which happens in Act II‚ Scene 2‚ but is not there and is just a hallucination which is the start of his

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    and Men by John Steinbeck‚ the main characters George Milton and Lennie Small experiences many difficult situations which involves violence and barbarous behavior. This book was published during the Great Depression. After reading the novel‚ George and Lennie are at times the cause of the violence while also being the sheep of Curley‚ who finds barbarous behavior as a source of entertainment and he does this by bullying the ranch workers and whom is socially beneath him. Steinbeck illustrates the

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    writen by Liam O’Flaherty the genre is suspense. It is about a Republican Sniper that is fight in the Irish civil war. He uses increasing pace‚decreasing pace‚and rapid succession of conflicts to create suspense.The author uses timing words to create suspense. The author uses increasing pace to create suspense by highlighting the amount of danger he is in and his actions. With enemies watching the sniper risked a smoke. ‘Placing the ciggerate between his lips he stuck a match and inhaled the smoke

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    The King’s Fear: An Analysis of Hamlet’s Claudius American author‚ John Steinbeck once said “Power does not corrupt. Fear corrupts... perhaps the fear of a loss of power.” The theme of corruption is demonstrated in Hamlet by a series of events that lead to devastating decay. The “beginning of the end” is caused by Claudius‚ the present king of Denmark‚ Gertrude’s new spouse‚ and Hamlet’s uncle. Claudius is an intelligent antagonist whose Machiavellian plan of fratricide and his thirst for

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    controversial topic. Although we are all human beings trying to live up to some kind of goal there are still these stereotypes degrading each other based on how we are born. Many times we see the stereotypes of gender in society being portrayed through the "typical character roles" within stories read. In the short story "The Chrysanthemums" John Steinbeck shows the gender stereotype through his characters; Elisa‚ Henry‚ and the tinker. The story takes place in a later time when woman did not have many

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    mother-child relationships‚ changing their dynamics from the expected to explore the consequences. By looking at the missing parts of Nel and Helene’s relationship‚ Sula‚ Hannah and Eva’s relationship‚ she asks questions about what motherhood really means‚ how we use our families to gain a better sense of ourselves. In Jazz‚ she broadens the relationships she deals with to more loosely‚ parent-child relationships. The consequences of her characters’ dysfunctional relationship demonstrate her opinions on identity

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    Americans want to find a sense of belonging and independence. John Steinbeck shows the reader these ideas throughout the novel Of Mice and Men. This also is a goal that everyone in the world can relate too. In the novel‚ George and Lennie share this dream through their hopes of owning land and enjoying freedoms that they have not experienced before. Although they share this dream together‚ both view it very differently. George is the only one who thinks about what owning land could actually mean

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    The monkey’s paw by W.W. Jacobs is a short story.The Monkey’s Paw is about a magical that comes bad with the wish in the short story.In the short story‚ Jacob shows irony imagery in foreshadowing to create tension and suspense in the story. To begin Jacob asserts foreshadowing as he builds tension‚ suspense and surprise in the story. According to the author‚ Jacob argues that the flickers predict that anyone who interferes would be sorry. This fakir is trying to say that the monkey paw and who uses

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