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    Warning! Warning! Warning! In Frank Stockton’s short story “The Lady‚ or the Tiger‚” the readers are introduced to the daughter of a semi-barbaric king and her lowly lover‚ who was sentenced to go into the King’s arena and choose between two doors: behind one door is a beautiful maiden‚ and behind the other is a savage‚ relentless tiger. In a surprise ending‚ Stockton does not specify which door the lover chose. Instead‚ he poses the question and warns the readers‚ “Think of it‚ fair readers‚

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    Most big cities have terrible traffic In present-day society‚ the human race is progressing at an unprecedented rate in a multitude of arenas‚ accompanying all the boons brought about by profound societal changes have come some sufferings. And terrible traffic in most big cities is very prominent among them. As is widely accepted‚ traffic congestion has long been problems of concern and complaint in big cities. In fact‚ most big cities have 135 traffic accidents everyday. The numbers of people

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    The Lady or the Tiger “The Lady or the Tiger” proposes one question: Which? Author Frank Stockton writes about a barbaric game invented by the King. If any man in the kingdom rubs the King the wrong way‚ he gets put into a stadium in front of two doors. Behind one is a tiger‚ the other a lady. If the man picks a door and a lady comes out‚ he gets to marry her. But if a tiger comes out of the door‚ he dies a violent death. Hundreds of people look on with pleasure as he picks death or life. In

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    “One of my fathers bedrock principles was never complain or make excuses. If something seems unfair at school‚ just prove yourself by making twice as hard and being twice as good.” I agree with this statement because it shows her dad just wanted her to feel better and stronger about herself. Even though everybody faces a problem‚ they automatically think they are the problem; they automatically think they’re covered with their excuses. When really it’s never an excuse. Excuses and complaining

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    Chinese families that made his name to Jane Austen’s England (Sense and Sensibility) and Richard Nixon’s America (The Ice Storm). If he revisits a place or genre it’s to tell a very different story – a martial arts movie in medieval China (Crouching Tiger‚ Hidden Dragon) is followed by a spy thriller in wartime Shanghai (Lust‚ Caution)‚ and a western with a US civil war background (Ride With the Devil) is succeeded by a western about a gay relationship in present-day Wyoming (Brokeback Mountain).

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    Why Did Emily Do Such a Terrible Deed? When readers read A Rose for Emily by William Faulkner‚ they get to question ’Why did Emily do such a terrible deed in the end?’ Like a detective novel‚ by setting the narrator as ’we’‚ the town`s people detect the reasons of Emily`s eccentric behavior in a detailed perspective. They think the reason for Emily`s eccentric behavior is based on the death of Emily` father‚ the fear of losing someone she loves again and the absence of the town`s people who Emily

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    emotion and knowledge“ (Plato). In “The Lady or The Tiger” by Frank Stockton‚ a princess must choose the fate of her lover. This short story shows emotions and morale can influence one’s actions. The author shows this through the princess’ quandary over saving or killing him. In the story‚ the author proves emotion and morale can influence your actions through the princess’ indecision. First‚ the author describes how the princess feared the tiger eating her lover. In the text‚ the author states‚ “How

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    achievements that are done on my university campus at Tennessee State University are: graduation‚ The Honor Society of Alpha Kappa Mu‚ Phi Beta Tau Chapter here at Tennessee State University‚ Tennessee State University honors convocation‚ and lastly The Tiger Fest. Graduation is an ceremony held for the accomplishment for those individuals who have met all of the requirements for the degree in the college. It is and events were all of your love ones and friends come to pay honor to you for all of your hard

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    Texts: The White Tiger and The Pearl Thesis: Both Balram from The White Tiger and Kino from The Pearl were born in poverty and living under the heavy oppressions of the upper class. The impact of the family drove them to fight against their own established fates and try to escape from the oppression of society. Book 1 - The White Tiger Balram was born in poverty. During his growth‚ he was deeply affected by his family‚ which developed a desire for him‚ to escape the poverty and be a successful man

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    The article “Here’s A Terrible Idea: Robot Cars With Adjustable Ethics Settings” by Patrick Lin‚ immediately grabbed my attention because it placed the theory of ethics into the 21st century. The infamous “trolley problem” is the prime example that Lin uses to discuss the moral dilemma presented by robotic cars. After reading and discussing Lin’s article‚ I agree that robotic cars with adjustable ethics settings are a terrible idea. One of the first topics that stood out to me was that 12% of people

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