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    In ‘when the wasp drowned’ and ‘the darkness out there’ the theme of death is presented within the characters and the twisted storyline. A number of techniques such as symbolism, tone and narrative are used to portray these themes to the reader. In ‘when the wasps drowned’ Eveline is portrayed as being mature and protective over her siblings and more importantly the truth of the ring. In ‘the darkness out there’ Mrs Rutter is at first seen to be a typical old lady who has a dark secret. Within both

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    Intentionally the authors of all three stories have decided to drag the theme into the main characters taking the step from childhood to adolescence. When the Wasps Drowned by Clare Wigfall uses the wasps as a tool to show how their childhood changes and how they grow up, very similar to how Mrs Rutters tale in the story of The Darkness Out There by Penelope Lively changed Kerry and Sandra as individuals. Examination Day, though having a way different plot also has a theme of main characters changing

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    Intentionally the authors of all three stories have decided to drag the theme into the main characters taking the step from childhood to adolescence. When the Wasps Drowned by Clare Wigfall uses the wasps as a tool to show how their childhood changes and how they grow up, very similar to how Mrs Rutters tale in the story of The Darkness Out There by Penelope Lively changed Kerry and Sandra as individuals. Examination Day, though having a way different plot also has a theme of main characters changing

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    It is a tropical pleasance washed by a noble river" (4). Forster manages to construct a link between two implicitly different descriptions through the town of Chandrapore. He paints a ying-yang image when he states that "it is a city of gardens" (4) since urban areas usually do not have gardens; he places a little of one in the other. In doing so, he implies the idea of how concord exists with both positives and negatives. In one area near Chandrapore

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    Cozell witnessed an ally get helplessly drowned. "He watched as one man started screaming, 'Jap! This guy's a Jap-kill him!' Soon, several others set upon the unfortunate sailor who'd been declared a Jap and together they managed to drown him, even though Smith knew the man was a shipmate and

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    roller. Standing on the soft shoulder with an outstretched thumb and a trust-me-I’m-friendly smile, I felt my exposed skin flushing Popsicle pink beneath the Mexican sun (which is also the Canadian sun, the Namibian sun and even the Venusian sun). When the Ford F-series pickup trundled to a stop, Matt and I swung first our backpacks, then ourselves, into the truck bed and tapped the side of the vehicle. “Vamos!” Suddenly the heat was abandoned alongside the dusty Pemex station, swapped for the

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    Trouble in Paradise Mexico is the ideal destination for a vacation. Countless people take a cruise down to the beaches of Cancun, or dive into the turquoise ocean of Cozumel, or may even tour the vibrant streets of Mexico City. Mexico’s weather is almost perfect year-round, making it one of the best locations to enjoy the outdoors. Although this may be true, many factors can contribute to an abysmal vacation. Some people may experience the tranquility of paradise, while others may experience a horrid

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    twisted needs. When reading Wargrave’s confession at the end, the readers are finally introduced to the truth behind the gruesome string of murders within Soldier island. Within the letter, Wargrave himself claims that even as a young boy, he had always harboured abnormal mental thoughts that would go against conventional societal laws. “I was born with other traits besides my romantic fancy. I have a definite sadistic delight in seeing or causing death. I remember experiments with wasps - with various

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    shipwreck is guarded by the fierce creatures there in. Slipping down to the bottom of the depths, “for fathoms towards his fortune…while the slow-curling fingers of weeds kept calling: he felt the cold of the drowned entering his loins”, Achille’s was questioned. “What on earth had he come for, when he had a good life up there?” asked the sea mosses. This was a place of death, “This was not a world meant for the living.” It was a kingdom of coral bones, sea-monsters, like the Cyclops octopus clinging

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    kilometers or approximately 3 times the amount of water present in the oceans. Not only would this make the air unbreathable due to it being 99.9% water vapor, atmospheric pressure being 840 times what it is now. Then take the latent heat of vaporization, when a kilogram of water vapor condenses and 2.26 million joules of energy are released. This is what powers thunderstorms and hurricanes. Condensing 4.4 billion cubic kilometers would create 10^26 joules of energy, making the planet 3500 degrees C, temporarily

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