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    It was almost instant. A blink. A flash of light. A momentary glance away and suddenly, without warning, he appeared once more in the icy, cold snow; as if nothing had changed, his sinful eyes still shimmering with hostility. Hansel stood, his body stiff, a shadow hovering over his sister in protection. The creature sat motionless, merely a few feet away, fur raised and back arched He straightened his form before slowly letting out a raspy whisper, “You know I don’t like it when you run, -” his

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    After his fatal battle with the stranger, Grendel runs off with one less arm to the edge of a cliff where he was before. As he stands by the edge of the cliff, Grendel becomes numb and no longer feels pain. As animals gather, Grendel speaks his last words. He says,”Poor Grendel’s had an accident… So may you all.”(Gardner 174). Grendel’s last words were meant to be a curse directed to the animals around him, and to humans. This is supported by Grendel’s act of violence against both. To begin, Grendel’s

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    She encounters on cultural arguments regarding on gender roles that societies expect individuals to characterize. Mead also believes that gender expectations can be varied through culture. Mead sought to find the differences between these sexes that were culturally imposed rather than biological (Chaudhuri “Gender & Sexuality”). Her research in Papa New Guinea observed that in one society, an individual

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    Hoover Dam is located in black canyon near the colorado river, about 30 miles southeast of las vegas, Nevada. Hoover Dam is made out of a concrete arch- gravity dam, and it’s on the border between the u.s states of Nevada and arizona. The purpose of a dam is to hold the flow of water, and they are often used to help provide power. The idea to build the dam come about in the year 1900. It wasn’t until 1928 that the project was accepted by congress. The construction began in 1931 and they finished

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    How Does Beowulf Fight

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    When Beowulf fights, he always has a reason. Beowulf is a strong, brave and heroic figure to the Danes. He is always looking to protect them. Beowulf encounters three fights and uses different methods, techniques, and weapons for each one. He uses these to show that sometimes doing the same thing over again doesn't always work. Beowulf’s first fight was against his greatest enemy, Grendel. The fight starts out with Beowulf, looking for Grendel, and finding him. When he finds Grendel, he attacks.

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    Margaret Mead has concluded that a redundant amount of people have accepted inventions as attributes of humanity itself. In this case Mead stands against crowds who believe war is a biological necessity or a sociological inevitability, and argues that war is an invention of man caused by the aggression instinct. War has become such a habit of man that Just War Theory was created. This doctrine examines the principles of the right to go to war and the conduct that must be followed once engaged in

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    Midterm paper: Pop Culture: Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll. Rebel Without a Cause led way to the first on-screen teenage bad boy. James Dean plays a disgruntled teenager (Jim) is unsatisfied with life and the patriarchy of following the rules. He hates that his dad lets his mom run the household and caters to her versus the traditional father makes all the rules stance. Rebel Without a Cause allows for a deep consideration of what the stereotypical 1950s teenager felt. The movie looks at teenage relationships

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    In the story of Beowulf there was a lot of truth worthy people on Beowulf side. At the end of the story Beowulf had a companion who name is Wiglaf. This companion of his proved to show the main theme of the story which is loyalty. It in the end of Beowulf’s time he had lived for quite some time and rained as a king to the Geats. Once he heard of the dragon, he knew he had to fight to save his people but he was weak at the time he knew he might end up dying but still he fought. As he fought his people

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    This narrative epic contains striking imagery throughout. In the beginning of the poem, Herot Hall is described as being deserted for twelve long years. A reader might picture it being in rough condition, almost as if it were a shack. This assumption is wrong. Herot Hall is made out of ivory, iron, wood, and the greatest treasure, gold. Ivory could be found in the tusks of elephants and is a high quality material. Iron is a very heavy metal and is not easy to mold into shape, it also holds the structure

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    During the course of FCS 212 we were required to read three books regarding the growth and development of adolescence; Reviving Ophelia by Mary Pipher, Ph.D., Boys Adrift by Leonard Sax, M.D., Ph.D., and The Teenage Brain by Frances E. Jensen, M.D. with Amy Ellis Nutt. Each book was for a different audience because they’re all discussing different topics but they all discuss the growth and development of adolescences in our society. Reviving Ophelia discusses the different types of scenarios Dr

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