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    Association’s Best Book for Young Adults followed by other awards. It was soon later adapted into the film “Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. The film was released in the United States on February 12, 2010. The movie sequel Sea Of Monsters was later released on August 7, 2013. When i first read The Lightning Thief in my 9th grade year of high school, I felt like i connected with the character Percy on a personal level. Like him we both feel the need to set out on adventure, also

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    silver screen, Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief. The movie made many mistakes in not only the plot, but fundamental things about the main characters. Chris Columbus, the director, then tried to redeem himself in 2013, but The Sea of Monsters was just about as bad as The Lightning Thief. This paper will be detailing the physical, mental, personality traits and character development of Annabeth Chase, that got lost in the adaptation. In the books Annabeth Chase is a tan twelve year old

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    My Love For Cars

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    He had so many cars that it got engraved in me that one day I will own my own collection. By fourteen my old man was already teaching me how to drive manual cars. By sixteen he bought me my first car, a 1998 Jeep wrangler Sahara edition. The green monster was lifted on huge mud tires and the coolest part, it was manual transmission. I loved taking it to school every day, it was a blessing I will always be thankful for. My love for cars grew so dramatically that by senior year in high school I had already

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    Mr. and Mrs. Frankenstein and the Haunted Castle Once upon a time, there was two super sleuths named Mr. and Mrs. Frankenstein.It was their job to keep the world safe from the bad guys the other superheroes couldn't catch. They weren't always this cool though. Not very long ago, they were wax dummies at a wax museum that had gone out of business. The Frankenstein's were about to be thrown away . Lucky for them , a mad scientist named Drak saw their worth, while he was hunting for a vampires

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    When M. Krempe said this while addressing the gathering of scientists at the university, he was not praising Victor for his efforts, though it may have seemed as if he was. With his use of hyperbole, M. Krempe is able to somewhat discredit Victor’s achievements, by referring to him as a youngster rather than an educated adult, for example. Additionally, he attempts to discredit his hard work and dedication to his education while also undermining his knowledge by bringing up the timeline of his science

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    Imagine one day, all the electric source devices you have suddenly shut off, what would you do? In Rod Serling’s 1960 teleplay,” The Monsters are due on Maple Street “and 2003 teleplay,” The Monsters on Maple Street “, the characters have a power outage and they’re all confused about what is happening. Throughout the two stories, the characters try to find a solution of why and what is causing all of this. But then the people start to blame others, accusing him/she is doing this. Fear of the unknown

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    Essay on Elder Scrolls III:Morrowind

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    Elder Scrolls III:Morrowind In the video game Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Bethesda Softworks 2002), you control a character that initially has no identity. You fill out a questionnaire that decides your character’s class; thus, you are responsible for creating the foundation for your character’s role in the game. As you maneuver your character through this world, you continue to shape his/her identity through new experiences. Your actions and interactions with other characters in this virtual

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    grasped his throat to silence him, and in a moment he lay dead at my feet” (131). The creation finds out that the young boy had the same last name as his creator and murders him. The creation was looking for a friend but when the boy was scared of the “monster”, the creation was left feeling alone. The creation soon after speaks to Victor and threatens him. “It is well. I go; but remember, I shall be with you on your wedding-night” (158). He promised to leave but then says that he will “be with you on your

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    Son of Man conduct the experiment to fulfill their curiosity. In general, curiosity creates new ideas but also has a huge potential to destroy the world; the simple curiosity of the Son of Man causes the disaster in Double Dead. The world full of monsters reveals true characteristics of the individuals and makes them set their different life goals to survive: to fulfill hunger, to benefit the world, or to love. The zombie apocalypse

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    Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus narrates the story of a scientist who is obsessed over finding a way to artificially create life. This obsession leads him to successfully create a living being, however at the cost of his and his families life. The story is written using a framing technique, having Frankenstein retell his story to the seafaring captain Robert Walton, who also has an ambition previously thought unattainable--to successfully navigate the icy waters of the North Pole-- and to

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