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who is are main character, Jacobs dad, and Emma who was just resent introduced. Let's start off with Jacob, Jacob has a lot of things he wants to know, also he is pretty curious. We are going to talk about bog boy, bog boy died and they buried him under a well bog. Jacob had walked through the bog, he was on his way back to the hotel. He wanted to tell his dad he wanted to go but the bartender grabs his attention because he wasn't supposed to be up their. Apparently

jail Andy was targeted by the sisters. Bogs came up to Andy early and asked if 'anyone is getting at him yet' while Andy told Bogs he was not a homosexual and walked away. Andy did not realise how much 'shit' was going to be thrust upon him. 'The sisters' now had their target set on him especially the leader of the 'sisters' Bogs. Bogs looked at Andy as a sort of challenge. The isster persued him until he was alone and then the Bogs and two of the sisters came and assualted

name is Bogs Diamond. He first met Andy in the showers and continued to terrorize him the following months. He demonstrated Antisocial personality disorder, Homosexual behavior and Sexual sadism disorder. In the film Bogs would sexually assault Andy every chance he got. He and the members of the Sisters beat Andy so bad that the last time Andy was beat inches from his life, in return he met his end at the hands of the guards. Homosexual behavior is when you have contact with the same sex. Bogs was raping

Sisters for the all too common sexual abuse. The use of the over the shoulder angle refers to the perspective of Andy whilst he was being threatened by Bogs. This is to give a perspective to the audience to what Andy saw and close enough as if it was a viewer of the text there and to also help the audience place the characters in their setting. Meanwhile Bogs’ face is continually half shadowed throughout the scene-partial lighting reveal. E- The partial lightning reveal shows to the audience of the text

“Punishment” “Punishment,” a poem written by Irish author Seamus Heaney, speaks of the discovery of the body of a young bog girl, who as realized later in the poem, was punished for being an “adulteress.” (23) On closer inspection and as the poem shifts from past to present the faith of the bog girl is compared with the faith of another woman in more recent violent times, namely The Troubles in Northern Ireland. In this poem Heaney thus comments, through the use of literary devices such as enjambment

The bog supported with the impeccable conditions to preserve the bodies rather than let the body decompose. It leaves the internal organs and the skin intact! Thousands of bodies can be discovered way back from the Iron Age and most of them are believed to

of a magenta cranberry purée resting on the table for consumption, but what if I told you most of the cranberries contain chemicals? Organic cranberry farms, like Cranberry Hill, are at low demand and out of the several thousand acres of cranberry bogs almost all are GMO filled. The GMOs are not only controversial in health problems but also create overgrowing issues on the surrounding environment. Organic cranberry farms like the one found in Massachusetts must be further educated and grown to provide

and summer. (Mowat 1965) Fortunately for the Vikings, shifting patterns in ocean thermohaline circulation during the Medieval Warm Period increased surface temperatures by 1.5 °C in the North Atlantic. (Sharpe 1991) The resulting reduction in drift ice and stormy weather by 800 CE ultimately facilitated fast and reliable passage across the North Sea. Clearer weather conditions and better visibility also improved navigation by sight that Scandinavian seafarers relied upon for judging the speed, direction

creatures named Bog Noblins that are now supposed to be extinct. However, Rye encountered a strange creature which looked like a Bog Noblin which convinced her that they returned from Beyond the Shale, a forest. No one can protect the village - except an old, exiled secret society that no one in Village Drowning

public. A frog’s habitat is called a “bog”, Dickinson uses this analogy in order to compare the relationship of a bog and a frog to people and society. The bog is described to be “admiring” the frog’s croaks, similarly to a society admiring the brilliant thoughts of expressive people. The problem with this admiration, from the author’s perspective, is the people performing the admiration are not worthy of doing so; furthermore, the author uses the word “bog” in order to express irritation with