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    Identity Research Paper

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    identity for an assumption of a new identity. The patient‚ Malcolm Rivers has committed several vicious murders and is waiting for execution. There is a journal that Rivers has explaining why he really committed the murders of all these people at a motel. His psychiatrist‚ Doctor Malick‚ tries to explain to the Judge who wants to have Rivers executed that he wasn’t responsible for the murders. The argument Dr. Malick made for it not being Malcolm Rivers fault is that it was one of his personalities

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    blind dates forever”. Tension creates drama. There is also the contrasts of the TV studio and the motel room‚ where In the motel room we see the build up of tension between Bridie and Sheila is on edge and picky. Bridie says “we shouldn’t be wasting our time together fighting we never did in camp”. Unlike the studio where the women are both forced to open up about their horrific experiences the motel room provides a deeper insight into the emotional impact that the separation has impacted upon them

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    Describe Scene

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    brother and I could not resist the urge to jump into the water and splash around. Hardly a minute in the ice cold water and we were out again‚ teeth chattering. At Tanah rata‚ we checked into a motel. As soon as we had dumped our luggage in our rooms‚ we went out again. The street in which our motel was situated had a fine vista of a sprawling town against a backdrop of lush greenery. At that moment ‚ We felt ravenously hungry‚ Hence‚ we settled for a sumptuous meal of nasi kandar.Undeniably‚

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    A Man and a Woman No One Seems to Know In It Happened One Night‚ Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert spend the night in a motel and register as man and wife to protect the identity of Ellie Andrews. In the morning‚ two detectives and the owner of the motel knock on the door on Gable’s and Colbert’s room to find out where or more information about the missing Ellie Andrews. Colbert then goes into panic‚ and has the idea of jumping out the window‚ for she does not want to go back to her father and husband

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    Topic: ‘Saw’ Room scape in Barcelona Escape Game is a name that is normally given to a type of physical game where the contestant are in a room locked up and using every component or item they have access to in the room to get out. In another way‚ escape room games are games in which some set of people‚ from 4 upward‚ are obligated to get the solution of some series of puzzles‚ for they to escape from their conferment. It is also recognized as Room Escape and gives the player(s) involve an imaginary

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    Title: William Bradford Huie Other Title: The story of James Earl Ray and the plot to assinate Martin Luther King. The story of James Earl Ray and the plot to kill Martin Luther King‚ part II. Why James Earl Ray murdered Dr. King. Creator(s): Hansen‚ Jim‚ 1921-1999‚ photographer Date Created/Published: 1968 Sept. 10 (date added to Look’s library) Medium: 46 photographic prints (contact sheets). published 2 slides : color. unpublished 22 slides : color. 1 negative : b&w film copy neg. Summary:

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    The Way It Was Summary

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    journey. Just because abortion is illegal doesn’t mean it will stop happening‚ it just means more women will die in the process. All women should have access to proper reproductive care so situations like the authors experience or the woman in the motel room don’t happen again. I was not shocked however when I read what the autopsy assistant said: " The deaths stopped overnight in 1973." If the people who claim to protest abortion for pro-life‚ then that is a hypocritical statement. The mother’s life

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    A few weeks in‚ she finds a better motel‚ though priced at $200 a week as opposed to its $120 listing. Her job at the nursing home is to take orders during mealtime and clean up afterwards‚ which she learns is more challenging than she thought dishwashing would be. Working for The Maids‚

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    [of the Bates Motel] contributes immensely to the emotional atmosphere of the film… [and] the characterization of Norman Bates” (87). Hitchcock hooks his audience into the film by placing a close-up shot of the action to give the appearance that they are actually involved (Hitchcock). Literary devices scattered throughout the plot serve to enhance the violent and mysterious nature of the film. Behaving suspiciously‚ Marion Crane‚ the protagonist of the movie‚ visits the Bates Motel after driving

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    Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho‚ since it’s release dating back to 1960‚ has been parodied- by shows like The Simpsons or Scream Queens- and have inspired spinoffs- Bates Motel- and remakes including Psycho (1998)‚ Director Gus Van Sant’s attempt at remaking the iconic film with a major studio backing. The director Van Sant said at the time of release that he tried to recreate the film through a shot-by-shot remake and give people the chance to see Psycho but in full colour. As far as I can see‚ Van Sant

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