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- 3191: Privacy Essay
- ... constition even recisidivists have a right to privacy. Those days are over now that New Jersey passed Megan's law and many other states passed similar laws. Since Megan's law was put into effect child molestation in New Jersey has declined over forty percent ("Megan's" 46). Laws similar to Megan's Law that apply to murders and drug dealers need to be passed. Drug use unlike child molestation is going rapidly up. People are starting to take their drug addiction to dangerous such as their jobs. With some jobs such as a train engineer, auto mechanic, airplane pilot, bus driver and military ...
- 3192: Grace Kelly
- ... film career so that she could spend more time with her family. As friends recall, Grace had always wanted a large family and loved children. Monaco natives were eager for the Princess to have a child because there was an urgent need for an heir to the throne. Grace gave birth to Caroline on January 3, 1957. This brought much joy to the country because it ensured the succession of the royal family. The birth of Prince Albert on March 14, 1958, made the future of Monaco doubly secure. Grace also bore a third child, Stephanie. Grace loved her children, but her daughters nearly broke her heart. Caroline had made what proved to be a disastrous marriage with French playboy Philippe Junot. Princess Stephanie was stubborn and hard to control ...
- 3193: The Awakening: Triumph Over Tragedy
- ... she knows what she wants her life to hold, and she leaps for it. All of her actions are aimed towards fulfillment of her dream. She wants to be again as she was as a child, free to wander, free to experiment, and free to love at will. Edna transforms herself from an obedient housewife, to a woman who is alive with strength of character and unrepressed emotion. These are not ... desires. Edna simply wanted the world behind her and to let her spirit flow. She wanted the freedom she dreamt about. She wanted to again run through the fields of flowers as carefree as a child. All of these desires are being fulfilled at her own will and desire. She wants to perish so that she may be set free. Death in this case is not tragic because there was total ...
- 3194: Macbeth -Schizophrenia In MacBeth
- ... in that seat. When Macbeth went to visit the witches, he had three more hallucinations. The first was an armed head that warned him to "Beware MacDuff." (IV.1.71) The second was a bloody child that said "Macbeth!" (IV.1.77) three times and the third was a crowned child with a tree in his hand that said, "Macbeth shall never vanquished be until Great Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane Hill shall come against him." (IV.1.92-94) Lady Macbeth also displays many signs ...
- 3195: To Kill A Mockingbird: Lessons Never Learned
- ... almost 40 years ago. The novel is a comment on the origins and implications of prejudice. Prejudice is born of fear the fear of what we do not understand. Told through the eyes of a child, To Kill a Mockingbird illustrates the logical shortcomings of judging people based on our fears. This point of view also clearly demonstrates why prejudice exists today; it is taught from generation to generation. There are ... older brother, who was prejudiced by the opinion of townspeople. Scout eventually learned that Radley was a kind-hearted man, who always watched out for the good of the children. Lee's use of a child's point of view to describe the changes in perceptions of Boo Radley strongly highlights the flawed logic of prejudiced thinking. Scout's learned behavior is clearly demonstrated as Jem tells her stories about Radley ...
- 3196: Kinsolver's The Bean Trees: Problems in Today's Society
- ... Taylor) fears them. The tires come up several times in the story and so does Taylor's fear of them. This fear originated from the accident with a tractor tire that Taylor viewed as a child. Her fear leads to an irony later in the story when Taylor is asked by Mattie, a friend of hers, to work at a tire shop. This is very ironic when she takes the job ... she has a baby boy and her husband ends up moving out. Lou Ann has a parallel situation to Taylor, they're both on their own and have to take on the responsibility of a child. When they move in together they find out that they situations may be similar, but their personalities are quite different. On one hand Taylor is a person who is very motivated; she speaks her mind ...
- 3197: Jane Eyre - Love
- Longing for Love Charlotte Bronte created the novel "Jane Eyre," with an overriding theme of love. The emotional agony that the main character experiences throughout the novel stem from the treatment received as a child, loss of loved ones, and economic hardships. To fill these voids, Jane longs for love. Ironically, Jane rejects affection at some point throughout the novel though it is that which she seeks. Her painful childhood ... comprehend the act of loving thy enemies. Her lack of comprehension stems from her childhood and the lack of love she received. Never in her childhood did she get the attention and love that a child deserves. How could anyone expect someone to be able to love when she has had no example to follow? In Jane's eyes her self-worth would severely diminish if she were to love someone ...
- 3198: Cloning 3
- ... act of God". It is also important to consider the repercussions of cloning on the cloned individual. Numerous psychological problems may arise if a person discovers that he or she was cloned. How would a child feel if they found out that they were created to be used to donate organs or replace a lost loved one? A cloned child may also feel obligated to follow the pre-determined path of their gene donor. This would bring about a lot of confusion and emotional damage for the individual. There is a great margin of error ...
- 3199: Comparison and Contrast Dickens' Oliver Twist and Pip
- ... my waistcoat round and round, and looked in great depression at the fire. (Chapter II) Pip is brought up by his sister by hand, and that has become a perfect reason for his sister to abuse him. When he starts to see Miss Havisham, he is looked down by Estella, who would abuse him mentally by saying the meanest words. She came back, with some bread and meat and little mug of beer. She put he mug down on the stones of the yard, and gave me the ...
- 3200: Symbolism in Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird
- ... and snow signifies miscegenation, marriage or sexual relations between persons of different races. The fire at Miss Maudie Atkinson's could, once again, be seen as the prejudice of Maycomb County showing that the mixed child is, in fact, no better than a pure black child, and that the two are, actually, one and the same. Jem and Scout's encounters with Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose are also filled with symbolism. Mrs. Dubose and her insults, which included, "Your father's ...
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