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    Social Criticism In The Hunger Games And Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland “Off with their heads!“ (Carroll 122) could be the motto of Suzanne Collins’ bestseller The Hunger Games. Published in 2008, the novel tells the dystopian story of Katniss, a young girl who has to participate in a fight-to-death-tournament with 23 other teenagers. Connoisseurs might have recognized the quotation of the classic Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, first published in 1865. Mostly known as a children’s

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    Island Adventure Game

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    <!doctype html> <html> <head> <title>Island Adventure Game</title> <style> #platform { position: relative; width: 384px; height: 384px; background-image: url("images/background.png"); } .cell { display: block; position: absolute; width: 64px; height: 64px; } p { width: 500px; } </style> </head> <div id="platform"></div> <p id="outcome"></p> <script language='JavaScript'> //Referencing to the platform and result //The platform is essentially the grid var platform = document

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    My Hunger Games Adventure On an ordinary reaping day in district 12, we 12 year olds were in a group very scared. Our first year eligible for the hunger games. The person who draws the names started with the girls and drew one of my friends named Autumn Mason. “Now for the boys,” says the announcer. Today is the worst day of my life because my other best friend, named Connor Flores, got chosen. Of course two 12 year olds. I could not let my two best friend’s die, so I volunteered as a tribute.

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    In The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, many of the cases Sherlock Holmes agreed to pursue did not resolve into acts of violence. He used his intelligence and detective skills to navigate through problems in order to complete his missions without eruptions of brutality. Although his methods to execute his assignments pleased the original readers in the 19th Century, they do not seem to spark the interests of the modern day communities of America. People often disvalue the importance of consequences

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    My program is written in JavaScript using the App Lab programming environment. It is a game called, “Knight’s Adventure”. The purpose of my game is to collect lives, navigate through a maze, and rescue a princess who is captured by a monster by guessing the secret number. The video shows the user entering in a username and then they go collect 5 lives by clicking on hearts on the screen, then they navigate through a maze. They lose lives if they hit the walls on the maze. When they finish, they have

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    Does the main game hold up? You bet it does! The tale of Mario & Luigi’s adventures in the Beanbean Kingdom is still hilarious and in my eyes was well worth playing through once again. At a good 8-10 hours depending on your experience and how much of the side content you wish to partake in, the game is somewhat simpler than its successors, but less gimmicky as a result. The most obvious difference compared to the original is the shift from purely 2D sprites to more textured visuals found in more

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    unimaginable things that he never would have forgotten and discovers things he shouldn't be knowing. As the bravest member of his family, the protagonist, was put into a position of something he didn't even understand himself. Bruno’s story and adventure throughout this novel is inspiring as well as encouraging. In this essay, This inquiring question is going to be on how Bruno develops throughout the story and becomes a different person by the end of the novel. At the beginning of the book,

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    Jessica Day Essay

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    Welcome to Bixby, a seemingly normal town in Oklahoma. Possibly a very stereotypical Midwestern rural community, Bixby is all about dirt roads and country living. What could possibly be strange about this unexciting place? A group of high school students; Rex, Dess, Melissa, and Jonathan sure know. They hold the power to walk in the secret 25th hour of the day; one that was made purely to keep humans out. At exactly 12 AM, the Midnighters have a whole hour to do whatever they wish. Time freezes

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    Why I Do Not Travel

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    experience their culture and society, and meet new people. People travel to find pleasure and adventure from these experiences. But, there are some people who do not travel or do not like to travel. I am one of them. From one point, I am a traveler because I came here to study. Although I am going one place to another place and visiting with different society and culture, I have travelled for education, not for adventure or excitement. I have been in Bulgaria for almost two years, but I have not travelled

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    Great Dungeon Malphas was a nearly infinite dungeon. With one thousand floors it’s depth’s had never been seen by the sentient races living on the surface. Many mighty heroes had attempted to clear this dungeon, and many more had fallen victim to its traps and servants. The hero that had delved the deepest and survived, refused to descend into it once more. He proceeded to spend the money he gained and expended his influence to purchase a vast swath of land around the dungeon. Nearly seventy years

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