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    On a stormy night in Chicago, a woman gave birth to a beautiful little redheaded girl. She and her husband, two great scientists and eminent professors of the University of Chicago, held their child happily, hoping she would one day follow their path. As the mother was resting, her husband’s mother arrived, eager to see her grand-daughter. However, seeing the redheaded baby with a small birthmark on her upper lip, the profoundly Christian and superstitious woman saw a sign of the devil. In a moment

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    In the accident the train slides off the tracks, crashing into the lake and killing all the passengers. The presence of Fingerbone Lake is heavily felt by its citizens, who are constantly haunted by and reminded of the lives that were lost in the Fireball accident and sit at the bottom of the lake, “It is true that one is always aware of the lake in Fingerbone, or the deeps of the lake, the lightless, airless, waters below,”(9). In Tom Conoboy’s Writer’s Blog, he describes Fingerbone Lake as, “home

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    TWA Flight 800 Crash “TWA Flight 800, left New York and was headed to France. The airplane was a Boeing 747-100 and had logged more than 93,000 miles. This was the captain’s first flight as captain.”[Billings, 46] The flight was delayed a little more than an hour due to a problem with baggage, but eventually took off at 8:18 PM on July 17, 1996 with 230 people on board. TWA Flight 800 exploded thirteen minutes after takeoff. TWA Flight 800 was not in the air long before tragedy struck causing everyone

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    she cursed. "Frank's been taken out." She heard a twig snap, then a familiar voice said her name. "Sorry, Hazel." Her head snapped up, and she saw Leo's impish face as another fireball appeared in his hand. She let out a bloodcurdling scream, raised her spatha, and charged. Leo spun out of the way, slamming a fireball at their feet. They both sailed away, and as they landed, Hazel heard a loud roar that sounded inhuman. The hairs on the back of her neck raised. The Hulk had joined the game. Annabeth's

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    She didn’t remember much from the trip back to the Canyon. She’s pretty sure that she caused more then half a dozen trees to fall, and took off some of the siding of a house that she got a little to close too. No serious damage done. As she got closer, the wind sensed her urgency and moved faster. “He can’t have that much of a head start.” She thought “You were right!” She called out, “I should have gone back, are you happy now? Tell me what I need to do!” The voice remained silent. Unable to

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    real answer. During the 90’s, interest was sparked when an investigator who had worked on the original case wrote an article titled “Secret of the Fireballs”. The article includes the investigators accounts on what he saw and how he truly believes the members were killed by strange fireballs and the energy being given off of them, he believes these fireballs are a product of Russian experiments (Yuri Yudin). Due to the lack of explanation as to what really happened on this mountain pass, many different

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    patience and respect for her mother. With the seven words, “I hate you, I’ve always hated you!”, Tita expels her mother’s ghost (199). Soon afterwards, Tita’s menstrual fluid rapidly escapes her body, and Mama Elena’s spirit turns into a fireball. The angry fireball aims its trajectory

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    Shake and Stir Responding Task Shake and Stir Theatre Company is a compelling theatrical voice which aspires to render Shakespeare’s plays to appease modern audiences. However, William Shakespeare penned his last play 400 years ago; despite this, his plays and sonnets are as alive today as they were in the 16th and 17th Centuries. Shakespeare’s plays still appeal to modern society because of the universality of the dramatic themes- love, deceit, political endorsement, honour, ambition and courage-

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    out “mini plastic shot glasses of Fireball Whisky and Bacardi 151” to her, even after the brutal, but true introduction. The parents just pass out more liquor to a girl that isn't legal yet. Without a care, or even knowing what she had the past night before. Amanda becomes so drunk that “simple task of swiping her finger” across the screen is “too taxing.” The adults “laugh and joke” with Amanda, “offering her more shots” of vodka-infused Jell-O and more Fireball whisky. Amanda has an excuse of

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    This artwork, the Starry Night, was drawn by a well-known painter called Vincent van Gogh in 1989. The medium of this artwork is oil in canvas. This is an expressive painting combined with van Gogh's memories and imagination. The blue and yellow colors in the sky possess the majority of the painting that makes people feel miserable and a glimpse of hope in the dark at first sight . In this painting, the lines are short which induces a vivid style. Normal people mostly write long lines to express

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