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    King Richard II and King Lear: Lacking the Title of Masculinity King Richard II and King Lear both illustrate the various forms of how royalty can stray away from the order they are thought to portray. While both kings do hold the vast title that grants them ultimate power, both kings use this power to express a lack of masculinity. Although the loss of title is performed at two different parts in each play, King Richard II and King Lear represent the lack of masculinity within their royal position

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    Francis Bacon Nació en Dublín, Irlanda en 1909. Sin embargo paso la mayor parte de su infancia mudándose constantemente entre Inglaterra e Irlanda lo que hizo que su niñez fuera problemática, provocando un sentido de desplazamiento que permanecería con él durante toda su vida. Durante su adolescencia Bacon menciono estar sexualmente atraído a su padre, un exmilitar que no soportaba sus tendencias homosexuales, finalmente en 1926 su padre lo echo de la casa al encontrarlo admirándose en el espejo

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    The Hippie Movement began in the 1960’s and is viewed as a resistance towards mainstream America as a whole. The movement was a response to the United States involvement in the Vietnam War. The Hippie Movement initially blossomed on college campuses in the United States and continued spreading abroad to parts of Europe and Canada (“Hippie Subculture”). Throughout the decades, the purpose of the Hippie Movement has changed, and its prominence has decreased. This movement began in the 1960’s with the

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    and stabbed fifty-one times. Also discovered on the lawn was coffee heiress Abigail Folger, stabbed twenty-eight times. Inside the home, in the living room, were the bodies of Jay Sebring and Sharon Tate. Sebring, a hair stylist, had been stabbed seven times and shot once, dying of exsanguination. Tate, who was eight

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    A family of killers that swarmed California in the late 60s. This is no ordinary family. This family is lead by the notorious cult leader and manipulator mastermind Charles Manson. With his followers: Charles “Tex” Watson, Bobby Beausoleil, Mary Brunner, Susan Atkins, Linda Kasabian, Patricia Krenwinkel, Bernard Crowe, Leslie Van Houten, and Steve Grogan. This family would brutally kill innocent people they brought a reign of terror to California. (Crimemuseum) Born November 12th, 1934 Charles

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    renwinkel/). This cult was responsible for 7 murders and they were all arrested in October 1969. Steven parent was the first victim of the Manson family shot while driving to a friend’s driving away from the Tate house where most of the murders took place. “Eight-months-pregnant Sharon Tate, who, despite pleading for the life of her unborn child, was mercilessly stabbed in the stomach” ( Charles Manson. (2017, July 19). Retrieved July 23, 2017, from https://www.biography.com/people/charles-manson-9397912)

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    Why Leslie Van Houten deserves to walk free. Picture this…You’re nineteen years old with nowhere to call home, your mothers left you traumatised and permanently scarred. You’re alone in the big bad world. Fragile, vulnerable and powerless. Does any teenager really have life’s answers? Or are they aimlessly searching for them from somewhere or someone else? Cast yourself back to when you were nineteen, if someone had entered your life offering all the answers, don’t tell me you would’ve turned

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    chronicled the murders carried out by Manson and his followers, the trial following the murders, as well as the psychological diseases that may affect Manson as a person. Manson is responsible for several murders, including that of the pregnant Sharon Tate and Leno and Rosemary LaBianca. While Manson never took part in the physical murders, he was

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    recorder named Terry Melcher. However, Malcher was not occupying the house but instead the house was occupied by a renowned movie producer, Roman Polanski, and his wife, actress Sharon Tate. On that date, Manson’s family perpetrated one of the most gruesome crime in Hollywood’s history by stabbing to death Sharon Tate and her friends. The case that ensued after the murder became one of the most publicised murder trial in the history of crime. In order to really understand why this crime took

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    Eye Catching Title: Some Information About Said Title Introduction On August 9th, 1969, popular film actress Sharon Tate was at home at 10050 Cielo Drive, Los Angeles, California. She, her unborn baby, three friends, and a visitor to the house were all shot or stabbed that night, and found the next morning. The brutal murders were committed by the infamous “Manson Family,” a cult led by none other than Charles Manson. Manson has been the inspiration for many pop culture references, appearing on

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