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    would think if they knew of his prison background. The assistant manager‚ Anton a young white man came up to Socrates and asked if could help him. Socrates felt as though he was being miss treated from the get go. After Socrates asked for “an application” Anton played dumb acting as though he didn’t understand what kind of application he was asking for. Once Socrates made it clear he was there for a “job application” Anton had yet another insulting question‚ “Uh. How old are you‚ sir?” (p. 2626)

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    The Assault; Harry Muslich

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    central event the murder of a Dutch policeman‚ who collaborated with Nazi occupants‚ by some communists who belonged to the resistance. Structurally‚ the novel is divided into a prologue and five episodes. The prologue describes the place where young Anton and his family lived; this was Haarlem (Holland) during the Second World War. At this time the north of the country was still occupied by the Nazis. The first episode takes place in 1945. It tell us how the Dutch collaborator was killed while he

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    treasure finder. Anton Chigurh‚ played by Javier Bardem‚ is the assassin‚ and Ed Tom Bell‚ played by Tommy Lee Jones‚ is the sheriff who is on the case. I remember my brother telling me how good the movie was. He also told me about the killer‚ saying that he was cold-blooded and ruthless. Knowing me‚ he knew that I liked characters like that in a suspenseful movie. As I was watching the movie‚ I thought back to what my brother told me. He was absolutely right about that guy. Anton Chigurh was the

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    Nosferatu’s main character Count Orlok and No Country for Old Men’s Anton Chigurh are both emotionless and ruthless individuals. German Expressionist films include an anti-hero who is generally characterized as evil (Hudson). Orlok is a vampire who is both repulsive in appearance and upholds a demonic presence. He sleeps in soil infected with the Black Plague and as he travels and spreads the ailment across Europe‚ he kills thousands. Anton is an assassin who is accustomed to killing; he shows no mercy

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    stones‚ had great symbolism towards Fake (the son) where he “threw [the stone] straight at the mirror” and “the glass [broke] into large pieces that landed into splinters”. I think this motif represents all of the past dark memories that Fake and Anton have carried for so long that they try so hard to “throw” it away towards something else thinking it would vanished into particles. However‚ the stone “still [lies] there like an insult on [their] grand piano”. Therefore‚ the stone would be ruining

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    Gene and Vincent

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    reach his goal of working at Gattaca. Vincent is labelled as an “invalid” and “degenerate” considered less superior simply because he was born without the aid of technology. His parents had planned to call their first born child after their father Anton. When the doctors told them that he had a life expectancy of 30 and a 99% chance of heart deficiency his father decided to name him Vincent‚ this continued throughout his childhood and in to his adult life. Vincent was always being treated as second

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    The German Singspiel

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    The German Singspiel was “a musical work popular in Germany‚ especially in the latter part of the 18th century that is characterized by spoken dialogue and interspersed with songs.” The fame of the German Singspiel came in the late 18th century‚ having its roots planted in comic opera; the Italian Opera Buffa‚ the French Opera-Comique‚ and the English Ballad Opera. This was a musical form that famously known for its light quality‚ and its incorporation of German folk songs and themes that were

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    a great deal‚ used simplified spelling in her letters‚ called her husband‚ not Dmitry‚ but Dimitry‚ while he privately considered her of limited intelligence‚ narrow-minded‚ dowdy‚ was afraid of her‚ and did not like to be at home” (Chekhov 235). Not only did Chekhov justify Dmitry’s reasons for cheating‚ but he also gives Anna reason to cheat as she describes her husband in a boring manner. As the audience we then feel bad for Anna and Gurov and see it as something good‚ since they are happy together

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    What Is Glueballs?

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    altogether of gluons - the "sticky" particles that keep atomic particles together. Glueballs are insecure and must be identified in a roundabout way‚ by investigating their rot. This rot process‚ then again‚ is not yet completely caught on. Teacher Anton Rebhan and Frederic Brünner from TU Wien (Vienna) have now utilized another hypothetical way to deal with ascertain glueball rot. Their outcomes concur amazingly well with information from atom smasher tests. This is solid confirmation that a reverberation

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    No Country For An Old Man

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    The movie “No Country for an Old Man” is an adaptation of an original novel written by Cormac McCarthy. The directors of the movie Joel and Ethan Coen‚ manage to make the film bleak‚ scary‚ creepy and extremely violent. However‚ judging from the moral conflict‚ the movie creates morality is an individual’s mindset. Several scenes from the film suggest that one can against social obligations based on his/her moral code. The setting of the movie is in the wild and merciless borderlands of Texas. This

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