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    for the existential future while slowly deteriorating away. This is the abysmal fate that a young one’s innocence will take as they age and experience new trials. What ends up defining a person does not solely rely on if they lose their innocence‚ as this will be an occurrence in society as a whole‚ but rather what will terminate the bond between the child and their blissful gift that is innocence. This will differ from child to child‚ as does the magnitude of what they lose. As is the case between

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    in her story‚ but she has just as many defenders of mockingbirds too. Atticus Finch‚ a lawyer of Macomb defends people for a living‚ but he is also a nice man who sees the good in every person he meets. His children‚ Jem and Scout Finch‚ see the innocence in their father and when times are tough they protect him as much as they can. Judge Taylor‚ ‚the local judge of Maycomb‚ is a white man who helps an innocent black man. Mayella Ewell‚ a low class resident of Maycomb makes the wrong decisions in

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    Crime Scene Investigation

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    Crime scene investigation requires the handling all types of potentially hazardous material‚ from blood and other physical evidence collected at the scene to the chemicals and other materials used by technicians as they perform their jobs. Failure to follow established safety and health procedures regarding the handling and disposal of hazardous material exposes crime scene technicians and others to a variety of risks. Technicians collecting evidence at crime scene must handle a range of biological

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    Gloria Scene Analysis

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    (In this scene Victor receives information and Gloria’s file from Becky on Golden Hands. Gloria is then sent back to the Golden Hands Rest Facility for Young Prodigies. Gloria hates being in Golden Hands and its overly cheery staff. The scene then goes drastic when Gloria escapes. Scene Note- There is not a lot of monologue from Gloria.) (The scene starts with an eerie car ride similar to the one in the prologue‚ as Victor takes Gloria to Golden Hands. During the car ride Victor has a flash back

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    Banquet Scene of Macbeth

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    The Banquet Scene (scene iv‚ Act III) opens at the royal hall of Scotland with the banquet ready celebrating Macbeth’s coronation. The audience find the couple now at the height of double-dealing‚ and detect in the opening words of the new king tinge of irony: “You know your own degrees…” The fact is that it is Macbeth who has forgotten his degree‚ his limitation as a human being. Therefore‚ the arrival of Banquo as a ghost is necessary to expose this treacherous person. But before that‚ treachery

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    The Baptism scene is arguably the most famous scene in film and also a great piece of cinematic history. The scene takes place right after Vito dies and Michael realizes that he is going to lead the Corleone family. He also realizes that there is going to be a full fledged war between the five families. In this scene we see Michael Corleone getting baptized along with his sister’s four month old baby whom‚ Michael is also about to become Godfather. As we see them both receiving their sacraments

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    ‘Growing up is a journey from childhood to loss of innocence’ How is this true from Jem in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird? Growing up is a crustal part of developing into an adult. We start out as immature children‚ making mistakes and learning from them. Innocence is a word described about many children‚ meaning haven’t seen the full exposure to life and what potential dangers are out there. In the beginning of novel To Kill a Mocking Bird‚ Haper Lee writes about Jem‚ a young boy who is immature

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    Picture Scene Analysis

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    Mrs. Lagan Picture with crime seen Standing there shocked my face changing colors from blue to red every few seconds because of the police cruiser emergency lights. This is a scene which not many people have experienced‚ yet might just have to one day. This is a scene which I had hoped that I would never have had to witness or be a part of‚ unfortunately‚ being me‚ it never worked out that way. There is a deafening silence in the air; no sounds can be heard except for

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    grows up whether they want to or not‚ but the pace that people grow up at is rather diverse. In today’s world‚ many educated people relate the act of growing up and losing self-innocence quite closely. In my case‚ I had a somewhat hasty childhood because I experienced the pains and sufferings of the real world at such a young age. Pre-school was a joyful time for most but others faced dark realizations. The year 2003 was another year to rebuild families and regain trust in human kind. Because of these

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    “End of Innocence” by Don Henley depicts Holden’s biggest fear‚ entering the corrupt adult world. This song would match the scene where Holden’s “Little Shirley Beans” record for his kid sister‚ devastatingly shatters. It symbolizes the end of innocence for Holden and how no matter how hard you try‚ innocence is something that cannot be preserved. Despite him “[offering] up [his] best defense” by encasing it in a big envelope‚ it still “broke into about fifty pieces” (Salinger 154). Holden “damn

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