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Dennis Lynn Rader was born on March 9, 1945 in Pittsburgh, Kansas. His mother, Dorothea Mae Cook, and father, William Elvin Rader, had three sons in addition to Dennis. In 1975, he married Paula Dietz, and they had one son and one daughter. Throughout his childhood, Dennis displayed signs of what he would become later in life. In reports, as well as his own confession, he tortured animals and had a fetish with women 's underwear. Dennis, also known as the BTK killer, had at least ten victims

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1. Do some research on Voltaire and his beliefs as well as the era in which he wrote, which was the Age of Enlightenment. Be sure to cite your sources of information. The Age of Enlightenment occurred from the 1620s until the 1780s. This movement began in England, and steadily spread almost worldwide before long. The term Enlightenment was used to contrast the Dark Ages, a time in which innovation and free-thinking was at an all-time low. Voltaire’s French philosophy included free-thinking and

François-Marie Arouet known as Voltaire, born 1694 was a French Enlightenment writer and philosopher. Voltaire produced works in many forms including plays, poems, novels, and many other works. His most famous work is Candide, and years after Voltaire’s death (1778) Candide is still an amazing book to many readers. The story begins in Westphalia, where the protagonist, Candide, lives in the castle of Baron of Thunder-ten-Tronckh. Candide is the illegitimate nephew of the Baron, the town suspects

The Good and Evil in Candide Candide was raised up in Westphalia in Europe in the castle with the Baron of Thunder-Ten-Tronckh, the baroness, their daughter Cunegonde and their son Maximilian. (Hellman, 2008) Candide was considered a bastard son from his sister and is the nephew of the Baron. (Hellman, 2008) Candide fell in love with his daughter Cunegonde and confessed his love to her, but the baron would not have his daughter marrying a bastard child, so the Baron booted Candide out of Westphalia

Candide’s life story is one of turmoil and pain. Once containing a sense of innocence, Candide starts his perilous journey in the shoddy town of Westphalia. He has a blind eye to the flaws involving the town and describes the castle he lives in as an “earthly paradise”(Chp. 2), which he was later banished from for kissing his forbidden love, Cunegonde. This literary note is making a reference to the famous biblical story of Adam and Eve where they were banished from the Garden of Eden. This comparison

Rules are challenged all the time for many reasons. Rules should only be challenged at an appropriate time like maybe when you don’t agree with the rules and your against it. Sometimes challenging rules can have good consequences and bad consequences. In the poem “The Ballad of Birmingham” written by Dudley Randall and the story “Candide” written by Voltaire both have rules, but in one story the rules were followed and the other rules were broken. In the poem “The Ballad of Birmingham” A girls wants

In French, the name of the novel "Candide" means "upright, pure, honest,” in English, the author wrote in the beginning of the second paragraph states that "natural disposition is the most smooth, look at his face, can know his heart. He knows right and wrong, and his mind is simple”. However I am here to discover something that shows he is not that Candide. Firstly, love between Candide and Cunegonde can tell us that he is betraying his lord. At the beginning when Candide fell in love with Cunegonde

Eldorado is a fictional place. Many objects made out of gold were found in South America when the Spanish people first travelled there. The conclusion the Spanish people came to was that there must have been a city of gold. They named this city, Eldorado. They believed if they found Eldorado, they would become rich from all the gold present in the city. In the novella, “Candide”, Voltaire writes Eldorado as his version of utopia. Throughout the novella Voltaire criticizes Leibniz’s philosophy of

Prompt: Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story. In first place, from El Dorado High School, Garrett Broberg. These words are those that have echoed throughout my high school career. And without Speech and Debate, I never would have heard this words; nor would I have found my interests going into college, an eventful social life I would