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    A scream emerges. Everyone looks around‚ surprised to see a young adult‚ crying and rolling on the ground. Someone tries to help him. He hits the person and screams again. This is Christopher John Francis Boone‚ the main character of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. This novel doesn’t have one specific theme because it is written with the perspective of Christopher‚ an autistic young adult who doesn’t get typical things the way I‚ and most people do. Christopher is autistic. He

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    matter at hand. After Bigger threw Mary’s body into the furnace‚ he saw a white figure and Wright depicts‚ “His mouth opened in a silent scream and his body became hotly paralyzed” (115). Wright illustrates Bigger’s silent reaction through an oxymoron. Bigger was shocked to see the Daltons’ cat‚ but cautious of making any noise‚ he restrained his scream to prevent himself from gathering any more attention. Wright exhibits apostrophe when Bigger’s mother calls to the Lord out of frustration‚

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    reds of the murderous fires. At this point my life stopped‚ my work was no more and I was trapped in a burning building about to die‚ then I heard a scream coming from the window. New York rush hour had stopped dead. I tried to get someone’s attention. However they see a white flag waving‚ undermined from the red sea across the building. The screams from the worker on fire or trapped filled the streets. If there is a god why doesn’t he help me? I have been a good person and I have a life in front

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    In his poem‚ “Rwandan Genocide‚” William Cheesman states‚ “all the shouts every night‚ screams of pain‚ screams of fright‚ screams for mercy‚ to see morning’s light‚ to pardon them and to stop this fight.” Illustrated in the poem is the general perspective of a victim facing genocide‚ the pain is incomprehensible‚ and the urgency of its conclusion is precedent over everything. In multiple occasions‚ people have plotted the killing of a large group of people‚ and carried out. In 1975‚ communist leader

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    pounding‚ his panicked breath like thunder in the silent alleyway‚ lungs on fire. Adrenaline almost bursting through his skin‚ eyes wide with fear‚ screams locked in his throat. He hears my sturdy wooden stride; gradually increasing my pace. Tk..‚ tk‚.TK‚TK‚TK!. My eyes watched him the way a tiger watched a bunny‚ his head bobs backwards. His scream squeaks through his scorched throat. His eyes held mine and in those fractions of seconds he was there and then gone. Snatching at the air‚ he begs it

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    10 Types of Food That Can Make You Sick The riskiest foods Food poisoning is a horrible‚ even potentially life-threatening experience. But it’s hard to determine if food is safe to eat‚ partly because problems are relatively rare. 

But knowing which foods are potentially risky can help. 

The Center for Science in the Public Interest has issued a list of the top 10 FDA-regulated foods linked to outbreaks since 1990. (That includes produce‚ seafood‚ egg‚ and dairy products‚ but not meat).

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    Human Allegory in Lord of Flies The human allegory in the story‚ “Lord of the Flies” is represented through the situation of a group of kids being stranded on an uninhabited island without any adults to take care of them. The reason that the author‚ William Golding‚ chose the characters to be kids and not teenagers nor adults is because of their innocence and lack of knowledge of the civilization that they came from. Before being on the island‚ they would not have had a chance to face great responsibility

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    pop of the flares going up and lighting up the dull and rainy sky above that made my eyes aware that it was nearing afternoon. I felt extremely discomfited and miserable missing home. I was close to the front line. I heard a large boom followed by screams and then silence. I was smart enough to know what that meant. Soldiers suffered slowly and steadily. Anxious. That’s all I felt right now.  As I stumbled on‚ through the endless grey rain‚ many small black shapes emerged from the trenches. People

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    In his article “Caught In The Hipster Trap’ from the LA Times‚ Steven Kurutz describes in vivid detail‚ the horrific realization that he has become a hipster‚ or in his own words a “slavish adopter of trends.” At 30 years old‚ everything from shoes‚ to jeans and glasses‚ and even his cherished knit cap‚ which he wore for years‚ is now a hipster essential. Clothing is no longer the only requirement to be labeled a follower‚ as Kurutz continues to explain how even having a beard would stereotypically

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    Schachter‚ a woman of about fifty‚ had gone out of her mind. The separation and the oppressive treatment had completely broken her.by the third night of their trip‚ while everyone is asleep‚ she cried‚ “Fire! I can see a fire! I can see a fire!” Her screams became sickening in the ears of the other deportees and made them fear of the worst. Some tried to calm Madame Schachter and the others tied her up‚ gagged her and beat her into silence. This novel demonstrates that cruelty breeds cruelty. Instead

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