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    Cloning Assignment As wars between the Republic and Dark side continue to happen, more and more systems get taken over by the dark side of the force. Anakin Skywalker is just beginning to become a Jedi Knight and through his training he fights these wars. During the several wars and fights going on, Anakin finds out that his mother has been sold to some tribe and finds out that she is dead. This angers Anakin a lot and he becomes filled with anger. The Chancellor is currently working with Anakin

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    When I was a kid, my favorite Star Wars movie was Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones. To be more accurate, my favorite sequence in any Star wars film was the battle of Geonosis. The years between this film and its sequel were spent reenacting the battle with my action figures. Despite my love for that fight, even at my young age I realized the rest of the film wasn’t as good as the climax. The same holds true now, as Attack of the Clones is only marginally better than its predecessor.

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    If ever a film was regrettably viewed, it would be Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. Regularly regarded as the worst in the series, Clones holds the title for most wooden acting, bad writing, unwanted CGI, and awkward moments ever seen in big budget sci-fi. Even the action, as extensive it was, had a lack of thrill, simply because the human variant relied too heavily on their CGI partner. However, the film is canon. We witness Anakin carve himself a path that will lead to his inevitable

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    Pros And Cons Of Cloning

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    A massive fire in a wealthy village causes the villages population to decrease by a half. Due to the fact that they have lost half of their population they decide to clone each other.Cloning each other none stop causes the population to increase three times the original amount.This causes a shortage of supplies and space,The clones and people begin to leave the area or stay and die.The people who survived found a new and better life in the cities.The people who decided to stay died of starvation

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    Zaidosu tosses Ryou in the air. Meanwhile, General Tenpou enters Shaddam's room and finds Shaddam with the Emperor. General Tenpou sees that the Emperor's hand is made of clay. Tenpou is shocked and Shaddam slices his face. He runs out and falls to the ground. Kaku comes to his aid. Shaddam comes out of the room and Tenpou bleeds. The Cotpotro bring out the Emperor. Tenpou knows the Emperor is fake. Tenpou dies in Kaku's arms. Shaddam smirks. Outside the temple, the humanoid Gorma have gathered in

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    mostly Ruth and Tommy, and the adventures she experienced. At the end of the book, we learn that Kathy lives in a world where her schoolmates and her are clones that are made for donating organs until they die or “complete.” They accept this fate without questioning it. Never Let Me Go takes place in England during the later 1990s. The clones spend the first 16 years of their life in Hailsham. They learn everything they need to know like English, science, music, history and math. However, they

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    Never Let Me Go Dystopian

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    adaptation is based on Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go (2005) which follows the story of a clone called Kathy, who’s reminiscing the past relationship she has with two of her best friends, Tommy and Ruth. Moreover, the story is established in a dystopian society where their only purpose is to be donor’s givers. For our project adaptation, our aim is to embrace deeper into clone’s perspective. At this moment, clones already had a clear awareness of what would happen to them, however resistance amongst

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    My Life as Emperor by Su Tong tells the story of a young emperor’s rise to and fall from power. The main idea of this novel seems to be that the fictional Xie Empire, like most real historical empires, was doomed to fall apart within a matter of a few centuries due to internal and external complications. The grim prophecy that “calamity will soon befall the Xie Empire” repeats throughout the novel until the empire is indeed destroyed, giving credence to this. At the start of the novel, fourteen-year-old

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    place called Opium. Opium is a strip of poppy fields lying between the United States and what used to be called Mexico. There is one problem for Matt because he is the clone who was made in a lab by a scientist named Eduardo. In the real world people think clones are animals or monsters. He is a special clone because he is the clone of El Patron, a drug lord, who owns Opium. At the end, El Patron dies which then causes Matt to have the title, “The Lord of Opium” In the book The House of the Scorpion

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    Have you heard about the new bill coming up, if you haven't let me tell you what I think you should vote on it. I think you should vote no on the new cloning law coming up. I think it is immoral to clone humans. I also think that we shouldn’t waste taxpayer money to do it, it is morally incorrect, and it could lead down a dark future. I think that we should completely ban cloning of humans. It isn’t right to make an exact copy of someone. Especially for medical research or to harvest him just

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