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    The Titanic Tragedy On the night of April 14th‚ 1912‚ a disaster occurred exterminating over a thousand people’s lives and scarring many others (How Did the “Unsinkable” Titanic Sink). It all started by the Titanic hitting an iceberg ripping open six compartments on the ship. Water started gushing in the boat‚ rapidly flooding it. In a matter of 160 minutes (2 hours and 40 minutes)‚ the Titanic had sank‚ bringing many people down with her. As a consequence of the iceberg and more small reasons‚

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    made in the last few years. The ship was considered to have been so well constructed it was believed she could sustain any amount of damage and still remain afloat. Late on the night of April 14‚ 1912‚ the sinking of the Titanic proved this idea wrong in a horribly tragic way. The causes of Titanic to sink have been the subject of much study and debate. Obviously‚ the instigating factor was the collision with the iceberg; however the question of ’how did it sink’ is frequently the center of most

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    Garbage Patch may also be an underwater trash heap. Oceanographers and ecologist recently discovered that about seventy percent of marine debris actually sinks into the bottom of the ocean “ (National Geographic.org) About eighty percent of the debris comes from Asia and North America. The remaining comes from boaters and cargo ships that dump or loose garbage right into the ocean. Scientist have collected up to 750‚000bits of microplastics in a single square kilometer in the

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    of april a ship that had been thought to be indestructible‚ sank from an iceberg that had been said to be larger than the ship itself. That ship was called the Titanic. The Titanic was said to be a beauty and some might’ve said it was the largest ship they ever seen.The Titanic had about over 2‚000 passengers when it sailed in 1912 and had only 705 people saved by the ship Carpathia when it sunk. What some didn’t know was that Carpathia was the only ship to help over at least 12 ships that was close

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    design‚ a revolution in ship industry “the Titanic” was the best in its time as people thought. What the public did not know was that the engineers did not imagine the worst collision scenario that might happen when they called it the unsinkable ship. The unsinkable ship sank on its maiden voyage; the main design flaw that the Titanic had was the design of the watertight compartments which should keep the ship floating in normal conditions. Engineers when thinking about ship collisions they imagine

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    explaining the disappearances of planes and ships at the Bermuda Triangle. The mystery behind the disappearance of planes and ships at Bermuda Triangle can be cleared explained by the myth of Bermuda Triangle from the locals‚ the natural phenomena that is seldom but possible to occur at Bermuda Triangle and the scientific perspectives that includes the facts and evidences from science researches. There are many myths about the disappearances of the planes and ships around the Bermuda Triangle. Based on

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    much people? Not one’s foolish decision made the whole Titanic to sink. If only these people didn’t make these decisions. If only they had listened to others‚ the whole ship may have gotten to New York safe and sound. Even if they had a wreck they may have still survived. One of the people who caused the wreck as you all may know is Captain Smith‚ For ignoring 7 iceberg warnings from other ships and his crew‚ and for speeding the ship. According to the website www.historyonthenet.com/Titanic/blame

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    Vietnam. Vietnam consumes characters in different ways‚ but it always results in a character’s unity with the land. Unity is defined as “the state of being one; oneness”. Kiowa physically becomes part of the land in “Speaking of Courage”‚ when he sinks into the shit field‚ where Jimmy Cross ordered his troops to camp out. In this case‚ Kiowa is literally swallowed by the land. Mary Anne becomes part of the land differently in “Sweetheart

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    the ship‚ inexperienced or unruly crew and an unexpected gust of wind. However it was a combination of these factors that caused the Mary Rose to sink. Firstly‚ a French cannon firing into the ship was a possible factor in the sinking of the Mary Rose due to the ship going off to fight the French. However‚ there have been no discovered holes in the ship to support this theory. Secondly‚ there was a structural change of the ship after it had been completed. King Henry VIII ordered the ship to be

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    A value common in many gothic texts is that of the role of women‚ who are generally demonstrated as weak and incapable‚ especially in difficult and unfamiliar circumstances. In “The Turn of the Screw‚” for example‚ the governess and even Mrs Grose are determined to protect and mother the children yet; ironically‚ they cannot even go as far as to protect themselves mentally. Correspondingly‚ in “Shutter Island‚” it is implied that Teddy’s psychological insecurity is only there due to the trauma his

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