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    Should you watch a movie at home or go to your nearest theater. It’s really all up you to decide if you want to see a new movie or an old one at home.Because there’s pros and cons for both places. First‚ let me tell you the cons about staying home to watch a movie. Yes your at home in your personal area but when you have guest over you can’t be in your confortable clothes. Than on top that‚ they talk during the movie and move around all the time. Besides seeing only the negative things

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    Witness: Amish and Rachel

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    Witness The film witness is set in 1984 and was directed by an Australian director Peter Weir. The film depicts the cultural clashes between the American societies and the Amish community in Philadelphia. Peter Weir in his film uses many themes including identity‚ cultural clash‚ relationship and violence in order to ensure strong impact to the audience. The characters are the main tools in portraying these impacts to the audience. An Amish woman Rachel Lapp and her 8 years old son Samuel experience

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    Victim Witness Case

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    1. In victim witness programs prosecutors provide victims with emotional support‚ information regarding the criminal justice system‚ and referrals to social service and legal assistance organizations in effort to promote the victim’s willingness to participate in the prosecution of cases (State of Nevada Advisory Council for Prosecuting ‚ 2006). I will not say that victim witness programs are a waste of time and resources‚ however I do not think they are necessary. I do not think they are necessary

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    Themes of manipulation and deception can be considered one of Billy Wilder’s trademarks because they appear in many of his films. Whether the story involves men dressing up as women in Some Like It Hot‚ a struggling musician hiring a loose woman to act as his wife to impress a celebrity in Kiss Me Stupid‚ or a man deceiving a courtroom to be acquitted of murder in Witness for the Prosecution‚ Wilder utilizes themes of deception and manipulation to keep the stories interesting. Although many of Wilder’s

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    Lesson 7: Day 2 Harrison Bergeron & The Hunger Games Monday‚ December 10‚ 12 Review of Utopian and Dystopian Society What makes a Utopian Society? What makes a Dystopian Society? What type of society is Harrison Bergeron? Why? What type of society is The Hunger Games? Why? What type of society are we? Why? Monday‚ December 10‚ 12 Comprehension Quiz The main conflict of the story revolves around Harrison Bergeron’s resistance to--The rules his parents set The authority of the government The qualities

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    A Decade in Movies

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    THEATER‚ FILM‚ & TELEVISION In 1981‚ VCR sales rose 72% in 12 months. By 1989‚ 60 percent of American households with televisions received cable service.  Huge or memorable movies of the decade included On Golden Pond‚ Tootsie‚ Arthur‚  Stephen Spielberg Movies  like E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial‚ The Big Chill‚  Flashdance‚ Beverly Hills Cop‚ Out of Africa‚ Back to the Future‚ Cocoon‚ The Breakfast Club‚Platoon‚Star Trek‚ Good Morning Vietnam‚ Fatal Attraction‚ Rain Man‚ and Driving Miss Daisy

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    witness planning sheet

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    And Then There Were None Mock Trial: Defendant/Witness Planning Sheet Day of Trial Defendant/Witness Charge (only for the defendants‚ not the witnesses) Attorney creating questions Attorney for days of trial Attorney examining first Tuesday‚ Nov. 19th Opening statement Introduce all Opening statement attorney Opening statement attorney Prosecution 1. Mrs. Combes 2. Anthony Marston third degree 3. Armitage ? 4. John Macarthur third degree 5

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    AWAY ESSAY W RELATED

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    concept of discovery within his text‚ including a related text of your own choice? Discoveries all involve first time experiences or reconciling with someone and is the basis for human growth and acceptance. Michael Gow‚ who is the author‚ explores the concept of self-discovery in his play ‘Away’ and how it affects people’s lives. Through the various concepts that come about of discoveries readers will take in the fact that discoveries is far more then a movement from one place to another‚ rather a opportunity

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    and beliefs. Carmel Bird’s non-fiction text Stolen Generation: Their Stories effectively portrays the members of the Stolen Generation whose experiences are illustrated through personal narratives as well as objective reports. The stories about racial discrimination‚ forced separation‚ indignity and humiliation‚ and the loss of cultural identity are emotionally revealed by the Aboriginal people whose ‘voices’ are upheld by the composer of the text. The text upholds a range of Australian values which

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    Rhetoric in Movies

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    The Rhetoric in Saving Private Ryan         Rhetoric and movies have coexisted within each other ever since the first showing of a moving picture on the big screen. Movies‚ particularly Saving Private Ryan‚ could not have delivered a single message to its audience without the use of rhetoric. Saving Private Ryan is a classic movie to watch whether a person lived through the nineteen nineties or not. As being a nameless time-honored work‚ Saving Private Ryan influences and challenges many people’s

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