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The death penalty is an important social issue to discuss because it effects all of us. The death penalty is a punishment used in extreme cases which allows the court system to sentence a convicted felon to death. Since the death penalty applies in some states, people may think they can do wrong to someone and still get away with minimal or no punishment. The death penalty should be in place in all countries and states, because I believe that if there is a large amount of evidence that someone committed

flashlight. The figure fired multiple shots killing Ferrin, and Wounding Mageau. Within about an hour of the incident, someone called the Vallejo Police Department, telling them the location of the crime and taking full responsibility of the murder and the 1968 murders. On the evening of September 27, 1969, the Zodiac struck again, Cecelia Shepard, and Bryan Hartnell, they relaxed on an isolated part of the shore of Lake Berryessa

albino that the bishop had taken in after serving a prison sentence for killing his father, has killed the Grand Master and the three senechaux of the Priory Brotherhood at the direction of the Teacher. Gaining information from the four before their murders, Silas confirmed the

story displays the beginnings of his strength and how this would both help and hurt him in the future. With great strength comes great power, and this mixed with a short temperament was not a successful recipe for the Demigod. After attempting to murder Hercules, Hera remained angry. In order to get revenge on her husband, Hera vowed to make the rest of Hercules’ like as miserable and painful as possible. As Hercules grew older, the interference of Hera in his life further proved his strength to

The 1960 Alfred Hitchcock classic thriller, Psycho and the psychological thriller novel, The Talented Mr.Ripley by notable American author Patricia Highsmith both challenge the audience’s perception of the noir protagonist through pronounced exploration controversial themes via the. Through the use of a range of stylistic features, the authors aim to blur the line between innocence and guilt in order to develop a false sense of empathy for the protagonists Tom Ripley and Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins)

Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey and Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho share a variety of suspense-building cinematic techniques. These directors, both of whom are highly aware of the audience experience, pay close attention to sound, pacing, point of view, and transitions in order to convey a thrilling sense of uncertainty. Additionally, the suspense created in both films can be described using categories of suspense discussed in class, as well as those laid out by Susan Smith in Hitchcock: Suspense

In the simplest form, an “auteur” is the author of a film in which who writes and directs their own films and which are usually very unique. The word auteur originated in France and is the outline for an abstract approach to film making where as the director is seen as the central artistic force in a motions picture. The word auteur was introduced in France during the late 1940’s founded by François Truffaut who was a French director turned Auteur however Andre Basin would be categorized as the “father

kill people in a different way in the different town that he was in but he word the same thing every time but the first time because that didn't think it was him.The cop and the FBI were on the case because that did not find any Custer on any of the murder vuter but that was so but not a lot but that can't prove it.Some story said that the Zodiac

Leigh Bardugo, in her book The Siege and the Storm, wrote that two things were infinite: “the universe and the greed of men.” Not love, nor peace, nor virtue; she wrote of greed. Hatred is also something that is often seen as unstoppable. When people hate, they let go of morality because they see what they're opposing as more important than what they're supporting. Hatred and greed make major contributions to the plot of The Pearl, by John Steinbeck. The Pearl follows a young man and his family in

another book they have not yet read. I chose an article on Agatha Christie herself, ‘The Secrets of Agatha Christie’ by John Curran, as I imagine readers would be interested in her and why she was successful. The movie review on ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ by Leigh Paatsch was a relevant choice as the film has released in theatres recently so I looked for a mostly positive review for the publication. And I chose the novel recipe by Kate Young as a fun and interesting post, perhaps for the bigger