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- 3851: Jurassic Park 3
- ... to serve community service. Kelly and Arby often ran errands for Levine. Kelly is the act now think later type of person. While Arby is the nerdy whimp type of person. He is a fantastic computer hacker. Kelly talks Arby into sneeking abord the trailor going to "Site B." Docter Thorn is a field designer. He makes specialized equipment for field researchers. He makes the vehicles that are to be used ...
- 3852: Jungle 5
- ... were lost. His wife and two children died. Jurgis reacted to his tragedies by living like a tramp. He turned to drink and the life of a beggar, landing in jail again. A life of crime in politics and theft followed. Jurgis could have risen to the top with the crooked life, but met Ona s rapist again and was arrested. He was basically a good, normal man. Soon he stood ...
- 3853: Jurassic Park 2
- ... a few fatal mistakes. Because of his ignorance, the dinosaurs were able to reproduce. Dennis Nedry was also of importance to this story. This is that man who was hired to do all of the computer programming for Jurassic Park. He turns out to be a traitor, however. He shuts down all the power, including the electric fences. He then steals some of the dinosaur embryos to sell to another lab ...
- 3854: Internal Conflicts Of Beloved
- ... that she felt was unbearable. And Beloved was merely an extension of that guilt, incorporated into the real world and a way for Sethe to subconsciously torture herself while providing a constant reminder of the crime itself. When Paul D. "forced" the spirit away, it came back in a fleshly form to cause even more problems. There are even indications that Beloved is feeding off of Sethe, in a way as ...
- 3855: Its The Earps Vs. The Clantons
- ... can eventually steal the Earp s herd since it couldn t be bought. When they see Wyatt later on, the Clantons act uneasy and make it clear that they are the main suspects for the crime of rustling and murder. Also, they accentuate the protagonist role of Wyatt when he tells them his name. They wonder what kind of trouble they got themselves into when they find out that they miffed ...
- 3856: Human Dignity In A Lesson Befo
- ... is this conflict of meaning and identity that bring Grant and Jefferson together. In this book, Ernest J. Gaines presents three views to determine manhood: law, education and religion. Jefferson has been convicted of a crime, and though he did not commit it, he is sentenced to death as a hog a word that denies any sense of worth or fragment of dignity he may have possessed in a world ruled ...
- 3857: Henry V
- ... set sail for France. However, as we find out in Act II, the King finds out about the conspiracy against him. He sets up to have a trial of a man who committed a petty crime and has him set free to happen before the three conspirators. He then reveals that he knows about their plans and arrests them for treason. At the end of the prologue to Act II, the ...
- 3858: Hamlet 5
- ... poisoning his brother and marrying his wife is the most prominent act of betrayal in the play. It also created a domino effect for almost every other action in the play. Another who committed this crime was Hamlet. His betrayed Laertes, accidentally, when he killed his father. Claudius and Hamlet s deceitful actions, against each other, and other characters in the play exemplify betayal as being one of the major downfalls ...
- 3859: Geography Examine The Reasons For Inner City Initiatives And
- ... little open space and a distinct lack of trees and recreational land. There are many derelict buildings and sites, which may be unsafe and therefore dangerous, especially for children. The areas often have a high crime rate and vandalism is common. This may be partly due to the lack of entertainment and places to go for youths. Traffic is a major problem in inner cities, which needs to be improved. The ...
- 3860: "Unsex Me Here" Macbeth Analysis
- ... She needs to arm herself against all normal, natural human emotions, because she knows that the murder of king Duncan, who is ruling by divine right, is not only morally wrong, but is also a crime against God. The speech holds many images and implications that not only apply to Lady Macbeth, but to the entire play, as the reversal of what is natural is a predominant theme in the play ...
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