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The novel is a literate, complicated, tight, a little offbeat and sometimes funny novel following the sleuthing life of amateur detective Joe Sixsmith. Joe Sixsmith is still a run of the mill, regular Private Investigator that lives quite the interesting life dealing with all manner of bizarre clients. Being on the bottom rung of private detectives having just started his investigative agency. His most exciting case for months has been a case in which he was required to investigate a man whose wife thought was teaching. But all that changes when a series of unexplainable coincidences occur in his life and leads three clients to him. These are disparate clients that soon lead him right into an intricate investigation that will tax the energy and intelligence of the amateur detective. One man comes to him saying that he dreamed of a murder and that he is best placed to report it so that the police can act to prevent it. Another client comes to him asking that he investigates an immigration mix up that had led to her husband being held at the airport for days. Another lady believes that someone is out to get her because she is a witch and wants him to investigate who the person could be. It would seem that there are connections between the three cases though at first glance Joe cannot see how they could be related. However, the lives of several people may be in danger if

The story follows Delia, who symbolizes Southern African American woman in the early 20th century, a wife in a loveless marriage subjected to abuse from her husband Sykes. Delia Jones’ life is full of cruelty, where she is faced with cleaning, physical exhaustion, abuse, unfaithfulness, and sweat. Church was the only place where she could take a break from her suffering. In Sykes attempt to get rid of Delia he leaves a snake in the house. Later, the snake escapes and roams through the house, Delia left the house. Sykes was roaming the house when suddenly was bitten by the snake causing him to die.

Delia represents the good in the story. She remains calm, level-headed, and spiritually in tune despite her husband‘s determination to make her miserable. Once a "right pretty li'l trick," Delia is now worn and dried out like sugar cane that's been chewed to no end (“Sweat” 43). However her soul remains strong as she turns to her spirituality for comfort and hope. She has smarts although uneducated and the fact that she built her own house and now supports her and her husband by washing white

Delia is a hard working woman who uses her faith in God to guide and protect her from her husband’s physical and emotional abuse. She, as a protagonist, is physically weak but yet spiritually strong. Sykes, in the story, tormented Delia in many ways throughout the story. One incident was with the bull horn when he tried to scare Delia while she was sorting

Delia was a hard-working woman, who was the sole provider for both her and her unemployed husband Sykes, and was also forced to work to pay for Sykes mistress, Bertha, who lived over

Imagine a man held against his will. Ethan Frome thinks of himself as a “prisoner” (Wharton 74). He is detained from a life he has always imagined because of the accident with Mattie Silver. “The inexorable facts closed in on him like a prison-warder handcuffing a convict” (Wharton 74). Ethan Frome has realized he has to face the consequences of being infatuated with Mattie Silver forever. He becomes entwined with two “sickly “controlling women, a “warped right side” and life full of regrets. Edith Wharton shows Ethan “checking each step like the jerk of a chain” (Wharton 1). Every step Ethan takes into getting into the right path, trouble gets in his way. Starkfield being “being in an exhausted receiver” (Wharton 13) makes him feels he will be stuck in the darkness for eternity. For

“The Most Dangerous Game”,by Richard Connell is a short story about sanger Rainsford, an expert hunter. Rainsford falls off a yacht and ends up on “Ship Trap Island”,then is introduced to General Zaroff, who is also an expert hunter.Rainsford and General Zaroff talk about the game, and how it’s all about capital hunting. Rainsford finds out that the General stalks up the Island by trapping sailors and hunting them. In this paper,the characters of Sanger Rainsford and General Zaroff will be compared,but their differences will also be discussed.

He has a hard time reasoning his actions and

Mrs. Delia Jones earns money for a living by washing clothes and delivering them. Skyes did not like Delia washing white people clothes in their house. Skyes would start an argument when Delia would not listen to his wishes about not wanting her to wash white people clothes in their home. Delia had to remind Skyes that her commitment to her work as a washwoman was the reason why they have a roof over their head and food on the table. Skyes is openly cheating on Delia with a woman named Bertha, he leaves the house after an argument and returns at day-break.

The book Mindhunter gives the reader an insight of being in a profilers head, John Douglas who is one of the authors together with Mark Olshaker, is the main profiler of the book. Mindhunter is written from Mr. Douglas perspective and the crimes discussed in this book is read from his mind, as well as the offenders mind. Mr. Douglas became a criminal profiler for the FBI in his twenties after studying and working as a law enforcement. Mindhunter goes through John Douglas life, from the beginning to present time.

Delia Jones is portrayed as the Protagonist and a very modest woman of weakness who later gains the strength to stand u to her

Oscar Grant, a 22 year old Bay Area resident who wakes up on December 31st 2008. He thinks his day is normal, however his new years resolution is to be a better son to his mom, whos birthday falls on that same day being a better person to his girlfriend, and better father to his daughter. As the day goes on life only gets better. While at a subway station, a police officer a (BART), shots him. Oscar is now dead. The officer claimed he meant to use a taser on him, however pulled out the gun. Many people trust and believe, but many don’t. Finally, this is a really sad story for everyone who reads it, but if your into investigation and mysterys, this might just be the book for you!

Delia Jones starts off as a healthy religious woman who believes she found the love of her life, but little does she know that she will lose her beloved qualities of freedom. This submissive quality appears two months after their marriage. Considering she has experienced ongoing abuse for fifteen years, Delia has eventually had enough. I say it is because of Sykes’ irony that she develops hatred. Sykes’ selfish demeanor is the cause for Delia’s weak state. He then goes on to humiliate her by saying “Ah 'm so tired of you Ah don 't know whut to do.

1. To understand why the smart gun having low demand on the market, we have to understand what is smart gun. Basically, smart gun is a developing firearms gear that can identify their users, and only the authorized people will be able to fire smart gun. This advancing technology developed since 1990s, but the market has been concern that it might not work when it needs to be or it is a start to more gun control. The gun owner or people who support gun ownership would not want the smart gun project to pass or become the standard weapon of police or any legal force’s weapon. However, smart gun still have a long way to go while no reassurance from a big buyer for an unestablished technology. According to the Neoclassical Economics by E. Roy Weintraub,

The protagonist in Flann O’Brien’s novel The Third Policeman has spent the past several days following the bizarre characters Policeman MacCruiskeen and Sergeant Pluck in an even more bizarre world of his own creation. The narrator, who is bent on receiving his treasure, which is tucked securely inside a black box, follows these characters patiently waiting to receive his fate neatly packed away in a box. The narrator finds himself in the midst of a world in which it takes every stretch of the imagination of the reader and the narrator to understand. O’Brien asks the reader to suspend disbelief and follow along for the ride. O’Brien pushes the boundaries of postmodernism novel and the limits