Nikita Mears Case Study

Helena and Hermia have this kind of love and would do anything for each other. It happens that Helena is in love with Demetrius who Hermia is being forced to marry. Demetrius does not want Helena but Hermia. Helena loves her friend Hermia but at the same time wants to get her man.

When Danilov learns of Tanya’s love for Vassily instead of him, his jealousy prompts him to send Vassily into evermore dangerous and desperate situations. However, the love between Tanya and Vassily grows ever stronger even as they are trapped under fire from Major Konig’s rifle and Vassily’s loyalty to his friend Danilov never wavers.

MARCEE FISHER 624 Locust St., Reading, Pa. 19604 (484) 219-1793 was interviewed by appointment at her residence. FISHER is self-employed, She caters special events and breed kittens.

On a day to day bases, men and women in prison or jail are dehumanized and terrorized by their superiors or even their inmates in the Criminal Justice System. The inmates that are in this situation are usually physically, emotionally, and mentally abused, they are often deprived of meals and are belittled. The inmates in this situation have no other choice but adapt to their best ability of the harsh situation they are founded in or be broken and taken over by the system they are forced to be a part of. Is it true that a person in difficult situations needs to be indifferent of their past because being nostalgic can only hurt them? Or does the harsh situation they become a custom to make it easier to forget their past life?. Solzhenitsyn uses Shukhov’s indifferent attitude towards his past to illustrate that a person cannot be nostalgic because it can lead to one’s self-destruction.

Lina Vilkas, a passionate fifteen year old girl who loves art and never lost hope throughout the book because she was determined to survive. Lina was taken away from her very own home and was compelled to dig for beets ,while trying to keep herself alive in the worst circumstances. She was courageous many times throughout the novel. Her courage showed when she yelled at a guard named Nikolai Kretzsky “I HATE YOU”. Lina expressed her opinion and confronted the man who could take her life in a matter of seconds.

With McCrudo destroyed by the storm and with no where else to go, Ricky and his crew join the warm welcoming Delta research facility - Who is run by a woman called Rebecca. As the crew members of McCrudo settle down in to their new home, they begin to pull their weight around the base by doing various chores. Ricky becomes suspicious of Delta’s operations, when he comes across a prison like science lab with an array of security features, such as cameras, locks and sensors. When asked what this lab is used for, and why is there so much security, Rebecca warns Ricky to stay out of her business.

After the Second World War ended, when Canada and her Allies were still celebrating victory over Germany, a young Russian cipher clerk named Igor Gouzenko walked out of the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa with secret papers stuffed under his shirt and headed straight for the offices of a city newspaper. His unprecedented action would awaken the people of North America to the magnitude and the danger of Soviet espionage and change the course of the twentieth century. Gouzenko was the beginning of the Cold War for public opinion and he did play a role in Canada’s involvement in the war, however, Canada became directly involved in the Cold War due to communist fears, nuclear choices, and ties to a superpower.

Throughout 1964 to 1975 the Vietnam War was taking place on Korean soil in South Vietnam. Many young soldiers were called to serve during the war including Tim O’ Brien. In the story “The Things They Carried,” Tim O’Brien illustrates realistic views by camouflages his past experiences of the combat to expose the immorality of the war and the life cycle of an American soldier during this era.

His love for a woman caused bad decision making on his part. Cross could only think of Martha. “Lieutenant Cross gazed at the tunnel. But he was not there. He was buried with Martha under the white sand at the Jersey Shore…Vaguely, he was aware of how quiet the day was, he sullen paddies, yet he could not bring himself to worry about matters of security. He was beyond that. He was just a kid at war, in love” (O’brien 235). The death of Lavender made Cross come to a realization about his place in the war. He realized that his love for a woman that would never love him back caused him to be neglectful of what he was supposed to be thinking about. His men’s safety became his number one priority. Lavender’s death affected him in a way that no love letter from Martha could. “…Lieutenant Cross reminded himself that his obligation was not to be loved but to lead” (O’brien

As Lina travels this gruesome voyage, she meets a guy that she gains feelings for, named Andrius. The NKVD beat Andrius for getting caught looking for his dad. Even though the NKVD officers were standing four cars away, Lina was determined to get Andrius back in. “I have Andrius. We need to get

Masha was the Russian girl that was adopted by the Diaz family. Her personality was very emotionally reserved.

During the Cold War, many lessons were learned. The United States had to learn these lessons to survive in a rapidly changing world. It learned lessons from the incident in the Gulf of Tonkin and the resolution that followed that lead to the invasion of Vietnam. It learned lessons from the horrors of war in Vietnam. And it learned lessons from The My Lai massacre in Vietnam, one of those very horrors. One lesson that was learned from all these incidents is that in uncertain times, restraint should be exercised. This lesson can be applied to situations like the War in Iraq. that the U.S. finds itself in today.

The film makes no reference to KGB (Committee for State Security), that functioned as the security agency of Soviet Union from 1954. The Soviet spies in the film North by Northwest are Americans/English who seamlessly blend into a cultured, upper class American landscape of mansions and auction houses. Philip Vandamm (James Mason) is the villain and Leonard (Martin Landau) plays his second fiddle. Leonard is the one who discovers that Eve is an American spy, because Leonard not only worked for Vandamm, he was also in love with him. From the very beginning it is quite obvious that he was jealous of Van Damm’s relationship with Eve which also made it easier to discover her true identity. In order to prove his allegiance and affection Leonard

I am reading the book The One And Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate. The One And Only Ivan wanted to understand who he is. He has not really ever lived the life of a gorilla, but instead he spent his days with Mack the trainer, and in captivity with the elephant Stella, and Bob the dog. When Stella starts circus training with Mack, everyone saw how abusive he was to her. Stella has a chronic injury in one of her legs, and she performs daily in the circus.

Tensions continue to rise to the point of an altercation, leading to a separation in the Bielski clan - Zus joins the Russian army rebels who are also hiding out in the forest. The director shows the stark difference between the brothers when it comes to taking a life, Tuvia going out of his way not to pull the trigger and Zus not hesitating one second. Both are leaders but with differing views of what being a leader means.