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    Danny and Charlie Matheson were different. They had been altered as children, Frankenstein's creatures to parents who were long since dead. “One day, when you’re older,” Danny’s mother had whispered to him before she had disappeared, “I’ll show you how to do things. Great things. Things your sister can only dream about.” What they weren’t told, is that one day, in the not so distant future, the Militia would find them, and when they did, unseen forces would come into play, forever changing their

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    The Shift of Power I am in control! Kids often feel in control of their parents. They often believe they can manipulate them to get their way. However, they soon realise they are not in control when specific events make parents step up and remind them who is really in charge. Authors usually use real experience, like this one, of power and control to enhance their stories by basing fictional stories on real life events such as natural catastrophes, conflict between different statuses, and life

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    to delete her MySpace but she said no and they were fine with it. VI. The boyfriend a. Kiki met a guy on MySpace that she liked but he was older than her. b. The guys name was Danny and he and Kiki started talking a lot online. c. Danny seemed like a nice guy so Kiki’s mom is fine with them dating. Nudelman 5 d. Danny started to pressure Kiki into sex. e. They made a deal that they wouldn’t have

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    run over!” She called after them, a grin plastered on her face as Miles growled. Xxxxx She met Danny downstairs. “We need to find an empty house. Someplace bigger than this one room, where we can practice.” “Are you sure?” Danny asked, looking at his sister skeptically. Charlie nodded. “It’s time. There’s only so many lamps we can smuggle down here before someone gets suspicious.” Danny sighed. “We’ve got time for a walk before lunch.” Xxxx Jeremy was waiting for them in Bass’ office

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    Artistically speaking, this film is beautiful. There was a lot of thought put into every detail from the actors to the camera shots. The film seems to flow in beautiful manner from one scene to the next. One piece of art in the film is the use of symbols. Each symbol is delicately placed in order to make sense to any viewers that can pick up on them. One symbol is Nick’s obsession with his Peace Lily. It represents his obsession with the job. It is the only other thing he cares for because its needs

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    Shakespeare in Contemporary Movies In the middle of Looking for Richard, Al Pacino's documentary about making Richard III and bringing Shakespeare to the people, there is a moment which illuminates the relationship of scholarship, Shakespeare and popular culture. The director is ranting at Pacino for offering (threatening?) to bring a Shakespearean scholar into the film: You said you were going to find a scholar to speak directly into the camera and explain what really went down

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    parents, to the personality, but they have the same kinds of friends. Ponyboy and Hollings parents are completely different. In The Outsiders, Ponyboy says to Randy that his parents were really nice but they died in a car accident. “My parents are dead. I live here with just Darry and Soda, my brothers” (Hinton, 140) He had good parents but they died and now he has Darry as a parent making sure he does well in school and about his health too. “ My father wasn’t there. I guess the Bing Crosby Christmas

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    The Shining as an Exceptional Horror Movie Stanley Kubrick a.k.a. "The Master Filmmaker," was born on July 26, 1928 in the Bronx, New York City. By age 13 he had developed passions for jazz, drumming, chess and photography. In 1951 at 23 years of age, Kubrick used his savings to finance his first film, a 16-minute documentary short about boxer Walter Cartier. On March 7th, 1999, Stanley Kubrick died in his sleep of a heart attack. He was 70 years old. The Shining

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    Danny had just gotten shot and was bleeding badly. They were outnumbered and knew it, but they never gave up until they had died. “The three of us kept going, shooting them down, hoping and praying their number would lessen, that we had punched a hole in

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    relationship was a lie. My assumption was completely wrong. In this novel, Alix is the character that stands out the most. Alix goes through this long journey of emotion. She deals with love, loss, anger, and depression, all while realizing how many times her dead girlfriend lied to her. This novel definitely makes the teenage mind do a lot of thinking and that is exactly why I would recommend it. Lies My Girlfriend Told Me gives people a

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