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    The innocent marketing story Marketing & brand stuff We believe that 95% of our marketing is in the bottle and like to let the drinks do all the talking. We’re very big on keeping the main thing‚ the main thing and try to be as innocent as we can in everything we do. So that means‚ quite simply‚ being natural‚ honest and making business decisions that we can all be proud of. We work hard to keep our brand fresh‚ just like our drinks. From changing our labels every few months‚ to putting nice little

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    A monster calls‚ by Patrick Ness/Siobhan Dowd “Because humans are complicated beasts‚ the monster said. How can a queen be both a good witch and a bad witch? How can a prince be a murderer and a saviour? How can an apothecary be evil-tempered but right-thinking? How can a parson be wrong-thinking but good-hearted? How can invisible men make themselves more lonely by being seen? "I don’t know‚" Connor shrugged‚ exhausted. "Your stories never made any sense to me." The answer is that it does not

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    An innocent black man charged for raping a white woman- the trial that teaches Jean Louise “Scout” Finch about society’s prejudice. In the Great Depression‚ slavery had ended but blacks were still segregated and treated as less than whites. Therefore‚ blacks were stereotyped as untrustworthy‚ evil‚ and savage‚ especially around white women. The symbolism of the sinful killing of an innocent is shown throughout Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird through the use of simile‚ the corrupt justice system

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    The book Monster‚ by Walter Dean Myers‚ is a life learning experience for Steve‚ the main character. Steve Harmon is a 16 year old who is in jail at the start of the book. He faces life in jail for a feeling murder. A first-hand experience that questions the American legal system. However‚ Steve is writing a journal about his experience in jail. The tone Myers writes the journal in is a fear and violence way and feeling of the story. Otherwise‚ Myers shows a lesson to me about how black people were

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    In the book of beowulf there is this monster named grendel who haunted the moors “he is this powerful monster laying down in the darkness growing in pain”. And further on in the book‚ their i this hero Beowulf the bravest‚ stronger man than anyone in the world. One night grendel was angry with all the noise the king and the king’s men were making‚ so he goes down and kills a lot of his men. This happens several times.the hero Beowulf hears their cry for help and comes to kill grendel. At the end

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    happens when they are quarantined and have to survive the doctor ’s wife tried to take control but one of the rebellious blind men found a gun and took the food and supplies. They also created chaos within the quarantined area which led to the death of innocent lives Because of the soldier’s foolish acts. The first point that will be discussed is power‚ the theme power is seen throughout the movie and novel continually; in “Lord of the Flies” power is evident when the

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    helping Booth get away from manhunters. For this reason added to lying to the police‚ having different reactions to news and having a son that was known to be a strong confederate‚ she was the first woman to be hanged. Although she wasn’t completely innocent‚ she did not deserve to be hanged for multiple reasons. Mary Surratt’s court was not fair‚ not all information was presented in court. Stanton‚ the leader of the hunt for Lincoln’s killer and others involved‚ found a journal on John Wilkes Booth’s

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    Brandon Lewis Whoever Fights Monsters Book Review The book‚ co-authored by Tom Scachtman‚ is about the development and application of serial killer profiling techniques in the 1970s and 80s and details Ressler’s FBI career and his personal dealings with some of America’s serial killers including John Wayne Gacy‚ Edmund Kemper‚ Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer. The story is told by one of its main participants‚ Robert Ressler‚ who largely developed the art of serial killer profiling. Ressler was profiling

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    and punished for committing a crime they didn’t actually do. It would be nice to think our judicial system is 100% accurate but unfortunately that is not the case. Innocent people are convicted of crimes they didn’t commit more often than a lot of people would like to admit. In some cases people who were later on found to be innocent have actually been put to death. A couple examples of this would be Ruben Cantu and Carlos DeLuna. Ruben Cantu was convicted of a capital murder and investigators found

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    he would have been proven guilty. Plus everyone said Tom raped her except for Tom. Tom insisted that he could have done it but did not. In fact‚ Mayella liked him and even "kissed him on the cheek." I personally think he should have been found innocent because during the trial Tate said‚ “It was her right eye. There was already bruises comin’ on her arms…She was beaten around the head…she had a black eye comin’.". This means that whoever hit and raped Mayella Ewell had to be able to use his left

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