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    The Unredeemed Captive

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    years‚ and is one of the main characters of the story writes different letters‚ sermons‚ in an effort to reach the captive daughter. According to John Williams‚ "God is the bestower and giver of all our good things. Our mercies come to us not by casualty or by accident. These mercies are not of our own procuring and purchasing" (Demos‚ 62). John Demos uses the story of John Williams to describe the conflict between the Puritans and Jesuits. "The Jesuits had their own cultural and religious ways versus

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    The Bloody Chamber Notes

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    beast‚ or as God - ‘the eye of God - his eye’ - ‘Subterranean privacy’ of the chamber - likening bloody chamber to Hell - Form - Castle is a Gothic reinterpretation of the fairytale template - Reworked fairy tales - Carter called them ‘new stories’ not ‘versions’ - Short stories maximise the impact of Carter’s messages - Novelette - the slow pace of which mirrors the brief lifestyle of the heroine in her new life - Structure - Long descriptive

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    suffering person in a relatively quick and painless way for reasons of mercy” (as cited in LeBaron‚ 2010‚ p. 6). Euthanasia originates from the Greek terms “eu” meaning happy and/or good‚ and “thanatos” meaning death. Euthanasia can therefore literally be broken down to mean “happy death” (LeBaron‚ 2010‚ p. 6). Euthanasia is too broad an expression to not clarify its terms when dealing with the several meanings

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    Year Of Wonders Themes

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    Jon Milston‚ the sexton‚ says‚ ‘these times‚ they do make monsters of us all.’ Is this a fair assessment of the townsfolk of Eyam living under quarantine? Geraldine Brooks’ historical novel‚ Year of Wonders‚ shows many different events that happen during the time when the vulgar plague spreads through the town of Eyam. This novel is based on true historical events. It explores different themes such as religion‚ the meaning of life and death and how people cope in such a fearful time. Jon Milston

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    Ajmal Kasab was sentenced to death after the very evident 26/11 terrorist attack in Mumbai‚ he was guilty for a total of 80 offences which included murder‚ waging war against the country‚ being in possession of explosives and other charges. His death sentence was signed after verifying all the evidences of the crime [1]. On similar count Afzal guru was hanged for playing a pivotal role in the 2001 Parliament attacks‚ providing a hideout and transport. The difference between the two hangings was the

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    Achilles 'the Illiad'

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    represents a fundamental transformation in the attitude of Achilles. Achilles has become full of anger and self-loathing following the death of Patroclus. Achilles answers Lykaon’s supplication by stating‚ “I reject this childish plea for mercy‚ and I will accept no ransom. Until Patroclus died‚ I often spared suppliants‚ and sold them abroad; but now all Trojans I catch will die‚ especially all sons of King Priam!” (Graves 1960 21:99). Achilles blames himself for the death of Patroclus‚ his wrath is

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    criminology

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    With reference to academic and credible case material/evidence critically discuss miscarriage of justice in the case(s) of Derek Bentley and Barri White It is with great expectation that society as a whole believe that the criminal justice system is a fair and effective system. The system obtains evidence for guilt which is seen to be overwhelming and clearly more convincing than the defendants claim to innocence.(Walker‚1993) However in recent years some court cases have not been subject to this

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    Out of the Silent Planet

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    character Ransom to reveal the affect of memory and morality on fear‚ C.S. Lewis demonstrates that fear is a quality of the "bent" race (humans)‚ and only by eliminating fear in our lives can the human race become hnau. Throughout Out of the Silent Planet‚ memory‚ in particular‚ appears to have a tremendous impact on Ransom’s perception of fear. The influence of memory on fear was noticeable since the early abduction of Ransom in this novel. After spending mere hours on the spaceship‚ Ransom reveals

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    The Atonement

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    sincerely acted upon‚ I can receive forgiveness‚ comfort and peace. At the beginning of His ministry‚ Jesus was identified as “the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world.” (John 1:29) The purpose of His coming was “to give his life a ransom for many” (Mark 10:45). He explained His death in terms of the “blood of the new testament‚ which is shed for many” (Mark 14:24). The New Testament discusses how Atonement is a result from the freedom of choice or agency. It is essential

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    Perelandra by C.S. Lewis

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    birds. Ransom‚ the books main character‚ mistook the birds for bat-winged reptiles when he first arrived on Perelandra. The tropical climate provides a pleasant atmosphere on Perelandra‚ thus allowing the inhabitants to move about freely‚ basking in the agreeable weather. Character Descriptions The main characters in this story are Ransom‚ Weston and Lady. Readers will be familiar with Ransom and Weston‚ both having appeared in the prequel to Perelandra‚ Out Of the Silent Planet. Ransom has

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