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- 3831: Book Report: The Hot Zone by Richard Preston
- ... Crichton. But the frightening truth is that the events actually occurred and that "could-be-catastrophe" was avoided by the combined heroic efforts of various men and women from USAMRIID and the Center for Disease Control. Preston writes compassionately and admiringly of the doctors, virologists and epidemiologists who are the real-life Indiana Jones' of the virus trail. Some like Dr. Joe McCormick, Karl Johnson, and CJ Peters spent years tracking ...
- 3832: The Black Cat: Deranged Narrator
- ... felt he should be the one to love them and they should not be allowed to love. This is shown through his annoyance at their constant presence around him. He must be the one in control, and be able to make other things do what he wants. The fits of rage which he encountered are finally brought to a culmination when his wife stops his attempted murder of their new cat ...
- 3833: The Celestine Prophecy
- ... to them. I know that our energies (positive and negative) affect other people, things, and situations. The insights helped me put it into a clearer perspective. Another thing that helped me is the insight about control dramas. Although I don't really see myself in any that Redfield talked about, I now realize that I do have one that I need to get out of. Despite the poor writing and chracterization ...
- 3834: Religion in Jane Eyre
- ... woman who believes that her class standing sets her to be superior, and therefore better than a member of her own family. As a result of Jane's tantrums, quick temper, and lack of self-control, society classifies her as an immoral person. She speaks up for her herself when she knows she is not supposed to, and her family believes that she acts more like a "rebel" than a young ...
- 3835: The Playground of The Gods
- ... alteration on such a scale.(Emilio, 114). However, these warnings are ignored by the men who do not appreciate a bizarre servant couple speaking of things which money can't buy and power can't control. This is when Spellman's utilization of irony comes into the picture. A member of the party catches a tropical fever, yet he can't be cured because the tree which possesses the antidote was ...
- 3836: The Pearl: Prequel
- ... to Chuck the clan favorite and Tinagel the outcast. Finally with a little cheating and a lot of dishonesty Chuck took the pearl to gain its power till the coming year when he would relinquish control of the pearl. Tintagel knew this fact but was jealous and devised a plan to steal the pearl by poisoning Chuck. The next few days Tintagel spent carefully gathering all the equipment and materials he ...
- 3837: Keeping the Reader in Suspense
- ... by Gaults actions. Since he and Kay had some unfinished business from long time ago, he is now threatening her in a lot of different ways and letting her know that hes in control. Hes making his reality hers. He has no one and would like for her to have no one. The reader wants to find out to what extreme is Gault ready to go, and what ...
- 3838: The Reaper's Image
- ... 0 student, never doing bad in anything. His room was always organized and it seemed as though he had his entire life together. But the night before the final, Garrish went down and got his gun and hid it in his dorm room. After the test, he sits up in his room and begins shooting people with the idea that if you don't eat the world, the world eats you ...
- 3839: Kate Chopin's The Awakening
- ... by their perfectly pale or gloved hands, are signs mainly of their husbands wealth, and therefor of what Stange calls 'surplus value'. By insisting on supporting herself with her own hands [through art] and having control of her own property [the place she moved in to and her inheritance], Edna seeks to come into ownership of a self that is more than a mere ornament.
She seeks to possess herself" (p ...
- 3840: Candide: Womens Roles In Society
- ... to deteriorate. Cunegund becomes all sunburnt, with black eyes, a withered neck, wrinkled face and arms (76). Cunegund has been traded from Paraguay all the way to Europe. At first her looks were able to control her destiny, but her ugliness has finally caught up with her and now she has no value. This ugliness has arrived because she has been used sexually and she has been transformed due to her ...
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