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people who were killed within the camp’s gas chambers. Mengele aided prodigiously in the attempt to fulfill the Nazi’s “Final Solution”; their plan to exterminate the Jewish race. By looking at Dr. Josef Mengele, one can see that he was patently deranged by his malicious ways, which is important because it gives reasoning for why he aided in the deaths of many Jews during the Holocaust with no remorse or mercy. Notably, through his focus on conducting in humane experiments on Jews and the selections

eye. The narrator views himself as a sane and smart individual because of his actions. The narrator’s perception of himself differs quite a lot from those of the reader as they interpret his actions differently, leading them to think he is mentally deranged. Poe’s writing style contributes to these perceptions of the narrator. The speaker of the text thinks of himself as a sane and smart individual. “How, then, am I mad? Hearken! and observe how healthily -how calmly I can tell you the whole story”

constantly reminded of how the haunting feeling of his wife's death will never leave him. The author is unreliable because his anger intensity fluctuated throughout the altercation with the raven. Some characteristics of an unreliable narrator are: Deranged, Insane, or they have a mental issue. Poe often shows these character in his two great works stated earlier, “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Raven.” Poe is a skilled author when utilizing an unreliable narrator show insanity. One representation of

Gun Control Debate Gun control, the term many have heard, but have no idea what it is about or what it even means to them. Information has shown that gun control is very diverse and difficult. It is hard to work around guns and dangerous people. It is also hard to put laws into action without upsetting large groups of people. Government and other political groups take baby steps to gain any progress. Gun laws should be enforced through background checks and more enforcement on assault rifles because

the bodies of the unfortunate people, with the possible exception of the cells in the genital area, depending on if hormone treatment has been performed, still has the true chromosomes of the genders of these people. The feelings of these mentally deranged people do not change the fact that an overwhelming majority of the cells in their bodies have gone unchanged. Genital mutilation does not change the gender of people, no matter how these ill people feel about themselves. Leftists also tend to ignore

Seizing the Daggers portrays him as weak, fearful, and deranged while giving a sympathetic tone. Macbeth looks thin and fragile. His arms are skeletal. His legs are also skeletal. His eyebrows turn up at the middle. His eyes are wide giving off the feeling of fear. His mouth is also open wide showing his fear. His eyes are light compared to the rest of him, which emphasizes how large and wide they are. The eyes are full of fear, and they are also deranged. His wide eyes also look hypnotized, and stuck.

O’Brien in the chapter “Sweetheart of Song Tra Bong” the Vietnam war changes Mary Anne from an innocent young lady into a beast. While people at at war, many changes occur to ruin a completely innocent person's state of mind, and change them into deranged human beings, because of the rough environment and crazy things that occur while people are on the battlefield. When Mary Anne first arrived in Vietnam she seemed as she was completely innocent charming lady. Mary Anne had a conventional personality

a mad language, violent reactions and distraught behaviour. Ophelia is a subject of long time mental and emotional abuse at the hands of her father Polonius, Claudius and Hamlet, a character who is suffering from mental illness himself. Thus her deranged language might be considered reasonable, as through it, she reveals her unusually painful situation

instance, the poet, Robert Browning relates how an obsessive relationship can change someone’s life in a blink of an eye. Through the use of personification, imagery and character, Browning’s poem “Porphyria’s Lover” proves that love can make anyone deranged. First, Browning uses personification to demonstrate the idea that love can make someone disturbed, for example, “The sullen wind was soon awake,” (Line 2). As the character in this poem sits in his dark cottage pinning over his lover, he labels

According to Dictionary.com, the term ‘mad’ can be defined in many different ways. A person who is ‘mad’ can be mentally ill or deranged, overcome by desire or eagerness, greatly provoked or irritated, extremely foolish or unwise, or wildly excited or confused. (Dictionary.com, 2015). In Herman Melville’s book Moby Dick, Captain Ahab states, “What I’ve dared, I’ve willed; and what I’ve willed, I’ll do! They think me mad-Starbuck does; but I’m demoniac, I am maddened! That wild madness that’s only