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    others and making sure people know where they stand. Careers that would match my interest would either be a victim specialist or a social worker. Although

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    Gatsby. Do you think she comes across as a victim or villain? In Fitzgerald’s novel there is typically more focus on Nick Carraway‚ the narrator and James Gatsby‚ who the novel is named after‚ rather than the secondary characters. However‚ Daisy is in some way important‚ because she is what steers the novels course of action due to Gatsby’s love for her. Daisy is what influences his lifestyle and eventually his death. Some people say that Daisy is a victim of both Tom Buchanan and James Gatsby‚

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    comparing Kenton’s treatment of both AIDS victims‚ we can conclude that he was not only morbidly afraid of contracting AIDS‚ but he was more fearful of the moral implications attached to the transmission of the disease. The entire firm feared Beckett because of the stigma attached to AIDS and‚ ultimately‚ to homosexuality. Kenton personally justifies labeling Beckett as a guilty victim of his own actions who deserved punishment for his negligence. In this case‚ AIDS is seen as a crime against the body

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    A tragic victim is defined as a victim in a tragic drama. Macbeth is a tragic victim due to the actions of the witches‚ motivation by Lady Macbeth‚ and his own ambition. The actions of the witches‚ Lady Macbeth and by Macbeth himself is what eventually led to the demise of Macbeth. The witches are to blame for the problems that Macbeth is facing. They are the ones that told him about the prophecies. One could argue that if the witches had told Macbeth all of the prophecies at once that the entire

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    Question 3) The “Ideal” Rape Victim Dr. Rashmee Singh Friday‚ April 2nd‚ 2014 Throughout this paper‚ I will discuss the concept of the ideal rape victim and discuss both sides of this debate‚ whether it is true or untrue. I will discuss examples as to why it is true that the ideal rape victim works today‚ beginning from the concept of rape in the 1800 ’s to discussing myths and stereotypes around rape. The creation of the Rape Shield Laws‚ and how it played

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    How women are presented as ‘victims’ in both the novels‚ An Inspector Calls and Of Mice and Men Two characters that could be portrayed as victims of society are Curley’s wife from ‘’Of Mice and Men’’ and Eva Smith from ‘’An Inspector Calls’’. Both characters are really similar to each other; they are young and both wanting a better life. Eva Smith lost both parents and lost her last two jobs because her boss thrown her just because she argued for a bigger pay for the workers who puts in so much effort

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    - Victim evidence- In a forensic lab there is always data that is specified to a victim’s case such as fingerprints‚ DNA‚ and apparatus (weapons) it is often used to help solve cases such as murders and crimes that need forensic technology to help identify the suspect. Because of the importance of this information it has to be stored securely meaning it should be locked in a file draw which is located inside a securely locked room designated to specific cases. Information is slowly added to the investigation

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    Curley’s Wife: Victim or Floozy? Curley’s Wife is a character in the novel Of Mice and Men. She represents several themes in the novel‚ the American dream‚ loneliness and friendship. Her dream is to become a Hollywood actress but like most dreams it does not come true which has made her hard and mean. Curley‚ her husband‚ gives her no emotional support and treats her like a sex object rather than his wife which leads her to seek attention from other men and gives her a flirtatious air. She befriends

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    I think A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET is so popular because of its inventive antagonist; A villain that terrorizes victims in an inescapable world where the victim has little to no power. A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET was inspired by reportedly true events. Wes Craven read and clipped articles from the L.A. Times about a young man who died during a nightmare. The young man and his family had come out of a relocation camp in Southeast Asia and were living in California. He would have these severe nightmares

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    The importance of Mirman’s article helps explains the meaning of what it is to be a Creator or to be a Victim in a simple but well put the short story. In his article‚ he compares the outcome of two students‚ one as the victim and the other as a creator. Ok‚ so the teacher assigned two students an assignment of bringing in a textbook for the second week of class. Then the second week came but only one the two students got a book. The teacher asks the first student if she got the textbook for the

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