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    The Loch Ness monster was‚ and is to this day‚ a myth to many‚ an idea to some and a reality to few. According to Daniel Cohen for World Book Student‚ the story of Nessie spans as far back as 565 A.D.‚ and is well known to this day. There have been many theories‚ regarding the monster and many sightings‚ but they all seem to falter. There have been countless explorations and still no evidence has been found. Regardless of the lack of logic‚ scientific proof against‚ and an admitted hoax‚ people

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    242: Professor Sargent The Allegorical Monster: Unacceptable to Society The history of monsters is used to reveal the cultural values and tendencies of a society. The integration of monsters in literature is used to exemplify an unacceptable contrast in a particular civilization. These differences can deviate. Being that these creatures are under our scrutiny‚ these contrasts derive from a particular set of culturally acceptable ideas. The role of the monster is to embody a cultural and racial

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    beneath his soap dish. Chase though that only fresh blood could save him‚ but the worst part was he didn’t care where it came from or how he got it (Bovsun‚ 2010). Richard Chase was raised in a strict household and was beaten often by his father. In his teens he became an alcoholic and also developed a preference for killing and disfiguring animals and fire-starting‚ all common characteristic with serial killers in their childhood (Ramsland‚ 2007). In high school‚ Chase had a handful of girlfriends

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    to analyze and explain my actions and what I am currently leaning toward. Know that I am doing what I think is best for our family. There is not an easy way of saying this‚ but I have not an ignominious thing. I have created a monster. The origin of this monster was an effect of my curiosity and ambitious

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    way. "You will sail to Hisperia‚ around the island of Sicily for in between Italy and Sicily‚ there are terrible monsters. There is one monster who she seizes sailors out of their ship; over here the waters are swallowed by a second monster where your ships will be destroyed. Therefore‚ you will avoid the straight and you will sail around Sicily. You will also avoid the Sicilian monster Polyphemus; he has already devoured many Greek men.’ "We were sailing as the advice had been given by

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    Elaine Chase faces four misconduct charges A nurse who injected a terminally ill teenager with morphine twice in five minutes has insisted she was acting on instructions and in his best interests. The 16-year old boy‚ who was suffering from cancer‚ died a couple of hours after Elaine chase gave him the pain-killing drug. On Friday‚ the 51-year old fro Benfleet‚ Essex‚ insisted the boy’s comfort was her priority. She denied four misconduct charges at the Nursing and Midwifery council. Following

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    authority. When Senator Margaret Chase Smith spoke out against McCarthy’s actions on the Senate floor‚ she became the first Republican to openly criticize McCarthy. Although opposing McCarthy’s political crusade could have put here career to an end as she could have been McCarthy’s next targeted victim‚ her actions resulted in her emergence as a “woman of national importance.” Similar to the Senators appreciated in John F. Kennedy’s Profiles In Courage‚ Margaret Chase Smith adhered to her “independent

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    Macbeth: Hero to Monster In the play‚ “Macbeth”‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ the character of Macbeth is seen as courageous and fearless soldier fighting for the King of Scotland. Macbeth killed anyone in his way‚ because of his desire of becoming king. He put his faith in the words of the witches’ prophecies. Lady Macbeth is an influential person in Macbeth’s life because she badgers him to do what is necessary to remove any obstacles preventing his success. Macbeth turns from an honorable

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    The famous legend “The Lochness Monster” is a well known mystery that has puzzled people since it’s first sighting in 1933. The Lochness Monster is said to be living in the Loch Ness lake of Scotland‚ where it remains to be discovered. Nessie‚ the official nickname of the Loch Ness monster‚ has gained popularity by being photographed by tourists and locals. However‚ there is no way to tell if the images are fake or not. There are speculations about the existence of Nessie. Researches and Nessie enthusiasts

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    Origins The term "monster" was reportedly applied for the first time to the creature on 2 May 1933 by Alex Campbell‚ the water bailiff for Loch Ness and a part-time journalist‚ in a report in The Inverness Courier.[9][10][11] On 4 August 1933‚ the Courier published as a full news item the assertion of a London man‚ George Spicer‚ that a few weeks earlier while motoring around the loch‚ he and his wife had seen "the nearest approach to a dragon or pre-historic animal that I have ever seen in my life"

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