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Mammography And Breast Cancer Synthesis Essay
The manner in which mammography as a whole has assisted in many detections of breast cancer in
women around the world has shown that it is really vital to the screening process of breast cancer, and
to think that mammography is still evolving to greater things of detecting these small lesions of cancer
(Kopans, 2007: 1).
X rays are the most seasoned and most often utilized type of restorative imaging, as the beginning of x
rays posed a lot of health risks, as back then most of the advancements which are present now, where a
distant dream to the creators of x rays, but nowadays the distant dream is becoming a reality.
Furthermore, three advances that came later on in mammography incorporate computerized
mammography, PC helped recognition (computer aided ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A mammography exam, which is called a mammogram, helps in the early discovery and analysis of
breast ailments in women. An x ray (radiograph) is a noninvasive therapeutic test that helps doctors
analyze and treat restorative conditions. Imaging with x rays includes uncovering a piece of the body
to a little measurement of ionizing radiation to deliver photos of within the body, it s like asking
someone to take a selfy of you, but in this instance, it will be a picture of inside the body
(RadiologyInfo, 2017: Online).
According to RadiologyInfo (2017: Online) Computerized mammography, likewise called full field
advanced mammography (FFDM), is a mammography framework in which the x beam film is
supplanted by hardware that changes over x beams into mammographic photos of the breast. These
frameworks are like those found in advanced cameras and their productivity empowers better pictures
with a lower radiation dosage. These pictures of the breast are exchanged to a PC for a survey by the
radiologist and for long haul stockpiling. The patient s involvement amid a computerized
mammogram is like having a traditional film
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Advantages Of Treffinger Learning Model
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
A. Background of the Study
English is international language which has been spoken as communication tool for many sectors such
as education, technology, diplomacy, economic, and industry. English is needed by people in
globalization era. English is learnt by almost all of schools all over the world, from formal schools up
to non formal ones. English is one of important subject in school because English is needed by
students to get a job after graduation. Besides, the objective of learning English is the students are able
to use it as a means of communication either by speech or written.
Speaking is one of the four language skills (reading, writing, listening, and speaking). Speaking is also
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What are the effects of using treffinger learning model in teaching speaking?
C. The Objectives of Study
Based on the problem statements, the objective of this study can be stated as follows:
1. To analyze the process of using treffinger learning model in teaching speaking.
2. To find the effects of using treffinger learning model in teaching speaking.
D. The Benefits of Study
This study focused on the use of treffinger learning model to improve the students speaking skill in
English language teaching and the result are expected to have benefits for:
1. Teachers
This research is expected to give teachers a contribution in their teaching skill and their teaching
strategy to teach speaking. Teacher can apply treffinger method to improve the students speaking skill
to teach speaking.
2. Students
This research is expected to give students an awareness inincreasing their speaking ability. Besides,
treffinger facilitates students to be interested in learning English, especially speaking.
3. The other researcher
This study is expected to make the other researcher is interested in doing the same action research to
improve students speaking skill. Besides, the other researcher can do the research for applying
treffinger in other

Oresteia And Clytemnestra
The Oresteia and the character of Clytemnestra
The Oresteia is a trilogy of Greek tragedies written by Aeschylus. It was originally performed at the
Dionysia Festival in Athens where it won the first prize in 458 B.C. The play wants to reveal the idea
of justice. Men and women are in conflict. This situation leads Clytemnestra to become not a wife and
mother (which were the only appropriate roles for respectable women in ancient Greece), but a tyrant.
Clytemnestra in ancient Greek, was the wife of Agamemnon. She is one of the main characters in the
play and I can say that it is the most interesting one. By interesting I don t mean that is a likable
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The bad actions of Clytemnestra are immediately seen in a negative way but she, at first, has avenged
her daughter s murder. What the chorus thinks of her is that she is an imposing figure, she is not noble
and her information is unreliable. She is kind of underestimated and misjudged. She is presented as
the bad woman but it is clear that the aim of Clytemnestra is taking her revenge. Aeschylus portrait of
Clytemnestra can be seen as negative and positive; on one hand she seeks justice for her daughter, on
the other she is completely incurable for the act of murder. She does not hide from her actions, instead
she freely admits her murder and embraces the power and authority. It is through the inversion of
traditional gender roles, adopting masculine speech, behaviors and activities, that she achieves her
revenge for the sacrifice of Iphigenia. On one hand Clytemnestra s revenge may have been seen as an
upsetting act but on the other hand it let people (the audience) reflect on the traditional gender role of
women in society. The power of Clytemnestra can be also seen through the chorus speech. It
highlights her authority even if the chorus

Eastlyn Koons Robots Are Better Than Humans
The increased development of artificial intelligence and the everyday use of technology can lead to a
future full of robots, claims Eastlyn Koons in Robots are Better than Humans. Koons lives in the
modern day where advancements are being made every day in the field of technology and artificial
intelligence machines have started to replace the jobs of some people. People fear the uprising of robot
rebellion and an inevitable Doomsday because of it. Through appeals to fear and pride, Koons asks the
world to consider the use of technology in their lives and the role it may play in the future. Koons
starts off the intro of her satirical essay by using sarcasm and rhetorical in order to show the audience
what is happening with the world at that time and establish the satire of her essay. In the first sentence,
Koons claims that robots are better than humans, as they are humans favorite things , suggesting that
the humans basically created their own better version. Koons utilizes a rhetorical question to ask why
humans are still there , showcasing the dispensability and non necessity of humans when robots are
present. By doing so, Koons demonstrates that humans have, in a way, become the cause of their own
downfall. After establishing the satirical nature of her essay, Koons sets the context to explain the
reasoning behind the essay. She talks about ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She uses words such as poor, misunderstood machines , fellow lifeforms , and blessings in the form of
metal when referring to the AI machines to seem like she is feeling pity for them, slightly ironic
considering the amount of times she mentioned that they had no feelings. The use of these words add
to the sarcasm, as well as the exclamation mark at the end after she seems to almost insult the
intelligence and mindset of humans. By using these certain phrases, Koons adds to the satire and
sounds very

Little Miss Sunshine Belonging
Film Analysis Introduction The society depicted in the film Little Miss Sunshine (Turtletaub, Faris,
and Dayton, 2006), is organized in meritocracies. In a meritocratic society, reward and status is solely
in response to an individual s achievement. In the film, status in society is gained as a reward for
winning the Little Miss Sunshine beauty pageant. A meritocracy society is also witnessed through
Olive s father, Richard s nine step program, refuse to lose , which claims to create winners . In the
film, it is clear that everyone s goal should be to win. The society focuses on rewarding those who win
and placing them as higher and more powerful in society. Through a sociocultural perspective, I will
be analysing the social meaning, relations, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As we discussed in lecture, a sociocultural lens evaluates an individual from the outside in, in opposed
to the developmental lens, which looks from the inside out. While viewing the film for a second time,
I paid particular attention to aspects relating to the sociocultural lens. I noticed the social and cultural
factors which influenced Olive as supposed to the biological and cognitive factors. I found myself
taking note of events that impacted Olive as opposed to ways that Olive impacted events. Focusing in
on the sociocultural aspects while rewatching the film, made it easier for me to draw upon appropriate
examples to support my points regarding power, identity contexts and discourses. Overall, in the
movie Little Miss Sunshine, Olive Hoover, the lead character has power, the identity context that is
relevant to her is class and the discourse most present in the film is children as innocent. Combined,
all of these factors influence Olive and her family which can be witnessed when viewing and
analysing the film through a sociocultural

How I Understand Modernity As Well As The Emergence Of...
When I hear the word modernity what comes to mind is change or a new social order. The word
modernity captures the world that we live in today and one that we have also inherited over the past
500 years. In trying to understand how the world is where it is now, as well as what has come before
we use the concept of modernity to describe these changes or in other words the making of the modern
world. In this paper I will outline how I understand modernity as well as the emergence of sociology. I
will provide a brief history of social theories and the development of concepts such as race that came
out of modernity and sociology thereafter addressing the impact it had on colonial and apartheid South
Africa. I will talk about what it means to decolonize sociology of post apartheid South Africa using
examples as I go.
It is believed that over 500 years ago the way human beings viewed themselves in relation to the
world was through the eyes of the church and religion. During that time, individuals actions were
governed by feudal laws where kings and queens made decisions on behalf of the entire society. In
other words people s destiny did not lie in their own hands, instead in the hands of higher authorities.
The church assured many that kings and queens stood as representatives of God on earth as validation
of their authority. The traditional way of doing things was considered the will of God and never dared
to be questioned. And so in this way when we speak about

Abstinence-Only Sexual Education
Bryant Kollie
Persuasive Paper
Comprehensive Sexual Education is More Effective than Abstinence Only Sexual Education A
mutually faithful monogamous relationship in the context of marriage is the expected standard of
human sexual activity. Different people will disagree about the veracity of this statement, but we know
that it does not reflect the experiences of the majority of young people (Collins 1). Sexual education is
a mandatory part of every grade school curriculum and is funded by the federal government. The
content of sexuality education curricula in America varies widely by region, by school district, and
sometimes, by classroom (Collins 1). I believe that because of this fact that it should be taught in a one
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The classes proved information about contraceptives, STDs and HIV prevention. It also is age
appropriate and scientifically explained. Collins says it well that by denying teens the full range of
information regarding human sexuality, abstinence only education fails to provide young people with
the information they need to protect their health and well being. Students when asked survey by the
Kasier Family Foundation said that they knew more and felt better prepared to handle different
situations. Abstinence only education just chooses to avoid it and does not take into account students
who decide a different path. Abstinence only education supports say that by teaching the abstinence
plus education that they are sending mixed messages towards students. Current advocates for
comprehensive education cite that providing teens with contraceptive information does not encourage
early sexual activity. The Surgeon General David Satcher had said that based off of the information he
had derived from both approaches evidence gives strong support to the conclusion that providing
information about contraception does not increase adolescent sexual activity....[it only] increased
condom and contraceptive uses among adolescents who were sexually active. (Collins 9)Most
evaluations of many different types of

02.03 Cell Structure And Function Assignment
02.03 Cell Structure and Function assignment
By: Zoe Hill
Nick
Its s so good to finally meet our new security guard!
Sandy
Hello, I m Sandy
Nick
Hi Sandy, I m Nick the Nucleus. I ve been asked to show our cell membrane around our beautiful
animal cell so how about we get to it?
Sandy
Sounds great.
Nick
So, this is Mike the Mitochondria and he is the main power source. His specialty is cellular respiration
which is when he breaks down food molecules to make ATP.
This is Linsey and her crew the Lysosomes. Their job is to break down large molecules in to smaller
ones so the cell can use them.
This is Valerie the Food Vacuole and Vicky the Water Vacuole. Valerie stores our food and nutrients
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These guys are hard workers. They work in manufacturing proteins and they consist of several
proteins and RNA.
This is the Endoplasmic Reticulum Family the Endos. They are a maze of organisms. There are so
many they are even divided into two sections let me explain.
Here is Rocky Endos the Rough E.R. There are ribosomes built up on her surface and it makes the
surface look rough they work on the production and export of proteins, glycoproteins, and hormones.
Sally Endos the Smooth E.R. does not have ribosomes build up on her so she appears smooth. Sally
produces steroids, lipids, and breaks down toxins.
This is Gabby the Golgi Apparatus. She is kind of just the delivery girl for the Endos family. She
delivers vesicles holding proteins from the Endoplasmic Reticulum.
Moving on to the Caitlin and the Cytoskeletons. They control our shape and movements. They gave us
direct movement and keep us in one place when

The Purpose of Producing Documents in a Business Environment
CU685 Produce Documents in a Business Environment
1 Understand the purpose of producing high quality and attractive documents in a business
environment
1.1 Outline different types of documents that may be produced and the different styles that could be
used
A document is information produced in either printed or electronic format and may be one of many
types such as:
Letter A formal form of communication and record consisting of a standard structured format and
should include the senders details and address, the recipients address, the date written, any reference
details e.g. order number etc finally ending with a signature. Email These are replacing letters and
faxes within the business environment and can be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example recently was a unit sent out had two valves and the actuator on the second valve had to be
turned 90( for packaging purposes. A document was produced with text and photographs instructing
the installer to return the actuator to its correct position once unpackaged.
3 Understand the purpose of following procedures when producing documents in a business
environment
3.1 Explain the benefits of agreeing the purpose, content, style, and deadlines for producing
documents
It is important to agree the purpose, content, style and deadline for any document, this is so the
intended recipient will be able to understand the message they have received, and it must be produced
in a acceptable timetable.
Recently at Thermaplate International Ltd I produced a new document, Econoplate Specification
Sheet For Sales Enquiry . This has become necessary, as sales staff were not giving the complete
information regarding our units on a sales enquiry, thus when a sales member now telephones a
Specification Sheet has to be filled out. When I constructed this sheet it needed to contain all the
technical information about the Econoplate but remain simple enough for all our staff to fill out.
3.2 Outline different ways of organising content needed for documents
There are many ways of presenting a document and the appropriate method will depend whom the
document is produced for. Such ways of presentation may include:

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War Of A Reasonable Patriotism, By George Kateb, And...
A person has absolutely no choice in what country he or she is born in, yet it is commonly assumed for
one to be proud of that meaningless country, then openly criticized when the expectation is not met.
This sense of superiority over other countries, full of human beings with feelings and desires who are
no different than another s, is nothing more than a division of geographical birth places. Ultimately,
patriotism causes arbitrary detachments between human beings for illogical reasons. It is fueled by
reactionary emotions rather than reason, and although it begins with good intentions, it can also
escalate to catastrophic levels.
To understand the role of patriotism in the modern day, it is helpful to discuss the following articles:
On Patriotism, by George Kateb; In Defense of a Reasonable Patriotism, by William Galston; and
American Patriotism is Unique, by Richard Morris. All three seek to guide readers toward their own
educated opinions regarding the topic, whether that is appreciation or scorn. In George Kateb s article,
he focuses on the philosophical history behind patriotism and refutes arguments that are in support of
it. He likens the love of country to the love one has for his or her parents, and asserts that this
comparison can lead to an exploitable mental confusion (Kateb). Kateb also covers the ideas of
Socrates and Rousseau, who believed that people owe their existence to the state, and points out the
inconsistencies in their theories. He continues the

The Industrial Revolution Of The Nineteenth Century
In the eighteenth and nineteenth century there was the Industrial Revolution which resulted in society
basing their work and life more on factories and production instead of on agriculture . Alongside
industrialisation came capitalism which had the aim of creating profit; urbanism which consisted of
mass amounts of people moving from rural to urban areas; and liberal democracy which emphasised
the citizenship rights of each person and how they could make decisions on how to change their
country rather than having to follow the rule of a monarch which loosely ties in with micro theories.
Lee and Newby (1983) noted that there was widespread agreement among observers and
commentators at this time that Northern Europe and North America were passing through the most
profound transformation of society in the history of mankind in the early nineteenth century . Along
with these developments which affected the way people worked was the Enlightenment which was a
time period in which people chose scientific and objective ways of understanding the world rather
than blind faith in religion and superstition .Through this new grasp and use of reason and rationality,
sociology was clearly bound to develop in some way as people were becoming more educated and
their minds were being opened to vast new possibilities of what they could achieve.
Sociological imagination aims to understand the historical significance and the life of an individual
person together as one element with C. Wright

Critical Analysis Of Systems, Action Science, And Funries...
This paper will discuss plans to collect and organize literature that utilizes systems, action science, and
change theory that will explain retention; subsequently, there will be a discussion on a plan to collect
and organize literature that uses theories of adult education to explain retention. An inclusion of a plan
demonstrating an understanding of how to collect and use background materials to understand issues
and problems present in the institutional setting will be included in this paper. This paper will also
include a plan that displays critical analysis of the literature to be utilized in the capstone.
Plan to Collect and Organize Literature Utilizing Systems,
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The literature data gathered from the items collected will be recorded and categorized according to the
learners needs educational needs, such as mentorship or personal needs, such as transportation. The
action research team will meet to discuss how learners needs have been met in the past and develop
new ideas that meet learners needs by identifying resources that have been overlooked in the past.
Change Theory. The theories that explain the different types of loops that occurs in an educational
system is most useful when explaining why the change should occur and the effects that change will
have on the entire educational system, which includes the student, parents, and all faculty and staff in
the system. Casual loops are formed from feedback; thus, they allow systems to develop a relationship
based upon cause and effect (Senge, 2012). Change is inevitable for education; subsequently,
educational institutions are becoming more competitive, which is why there is a need for developing a
retention program. Educational institutions are competing for innovation, funds, and students;
therefore, they are offering programs that will provide the best and most beneficial student
experiences that should include access to programs that will increase retention.
Data collection based on the change theory consists of matching resources with the feedback gathered
from surveys or interviews conducted within the educational

Rewarding Employees Through Compensation and the Role Job...
REWARDING EMPLOYEES THROUGH COMPENSATION AND THE ROLE JOB ANALYSIS
AND HR PLANNING HAS ON THE ORGANISATIONS PERFORMANCE
WITH STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIES
CONTENTS PAGE
1. INTRODUCTION 4
2. ASSIGNMENT ONE 6 2.1 Methods of Awarding Employees 6 2.2 Advantages of Merit Issues ...
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The writer emphasises that although both job analysis and HR planning are important, job analysis
should be performed first because it is a foundation for HR planning
HR policies that have an impact on job analysis are discussed and how they are used to align desired
performance and actual performance. Strategic HRM models are briefly discussed to elaborate how
organisation can achieved their desired performance.
In both discussions, the writer has made a stand and has used theories, models and examples to
support the reasoning.
.
2. ASSIGNMENT ONE 2.1 Methods of Awarding Employees
In order to understand whether merit issues are a good or bad method adapted by management to its
employees, the meaning of merit pay should be understood. According to Dessler (2008) merit pay is
an additional award on to an employee s base salary for the employees performance and contribution
towards the organisation goals and achievements.
Figure 2: The Expectancy Theory of Motivation and Performance (with Added Factors to Recognise
the Full Performance Equation )
Source: Boxall and Purcell (2003) P155 as adapted from Watson (1986:119)
Example 1: As reported by Borland Martin (2009) GPs in the UK earn almost on average of £ 380 000
a year on bonuses. These bonuses are earned through points by treating patients with certain
conditions.
According to Aguinis

Poverty Among Veterans Essay
Poverty is the state of being extremely poor, meaning having little to no money, goods or means of
support. Lacking basic living materials such as food ,clothes ,shoes, and a household. You may not be
missing all of these but could could just be barely able to afford them. Poverty is a multidimensional
issue that concerns a person s level of health access and coverage, available educational opportunities
and quality of life, according to the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative. The U.K.
based think tank released on Tuesday the Global Multidimensional Poverty Index, which helps
provide a better understanding of the causes of poverty to better address the issue (Caratao). Poverty
among veterans in Charlotte North Carolina is overwhelming, because low veteran pay,lack of
housing and poor medical care.
The index offers a more in depth measure on poverty through a checklist of deprivations. OPHI
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The most effective assistance is provided by community based organizations that work within local
networks offering a range of services from housing to continuing case management and counseling as
the veteran proceeds through a detailed plan leading to self sufficiency. Focus your efforts on
supporting the homeless veteran service providers in your community, or become an active advocate
to make sure veterans receive an appropriate share of the resources that are available to address and
prevent homelessness in your area. Donate personal care items, clothing (new underwear, socks and T
shirts are always needed) and food, or make cash

The Wife s Lament And The Seafarer
In the Anglo Saxon epic poems The Wife s Lament, The Wanderer, and The Seafarer, the authors
make their poetry much more interesting and enjoyable by inserting literary devices that add meaning
and cohesiveness to each line. Each poem contains multiple literary devices such as kennings,
caesuras, and imagery. These tools work together in order to add mood and transparency to the poetry.
The Wife s Lament, translated by Ann Standford, uses numerous literary devices to convey the pain
and emotion of an exiled wife. The author of the poem uses a metaphor to compare the cave the wife
has moved into to an empty hall, under an oak tree in this den in the earth. / Ancient this earth hall.
(Stanford 28 9). Comparing the cave to an empty hall shows the loneliness and isolation the
abandoned wife is feeling. Another device used by the author in The Wife s Lament is juxtaposition.
In lines 42 43, the author writes, May that young man be sad minded always / hard his heart s thought
(Stanford). This transition from the wife to her ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the lines 8 9, the author of the poem uses a metaphor to compare icy bands to frozen chains. This
creates an image in the readers minds by suggesting that the ice around the sailor s feet is holding him
down as if it was a chain. The author continues creating a picture in the minds of readers when he uses
a kenning to create a new description for hail: Frost bound the earth and hail would fall, / The coldest
seeds (Raffel 33). This kenning serves to provide an alternate view and allude to the freezing weather
conditions the narrator faces. Next, the author of The Seafarer uses repetition with the word so in lines
40 41 and no in lines 44 45. This repetition exaggerates the seafarer s misery by making it seem like
he has wasted opportunity and failed to acquire anything of value in his

The Influence Of Queen Wilhelmina Of The Netherlands
Queen Wilhelmina Queen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands was the queen from 1890 until her
abdication in 1948. She reigned for 58 years(New world encyclopedia contributors). Queen
Wilhelmina of The Netherlands played an important role in World War 2 she showed her country that
she was a determined leader she gave them hope. Queen Wilhelmina played a big role in World War 2
one reason for that is because of her radio show from London, during WW2 she made herself the
image of Dutch Resistance to German activity. Wilhelmina was also an impact in persevering the
Netherlands impartiality. After Germany and Japan were conquered the queen was challenged with
another crisis when disobedience broke out in the Dutch East Indies. (New encyclopedia

Myths and Religion Essay
When this word myth is used, the term is usually related to a fable, invention or a fiction story. Over
the years, many scholars started approaching the study of myth differently. These scholars have
approach myths in a way their meaning was traditionally regarded. In many traditions these myth are
true stories and never refer to as false stories. (
http://ancienthistory.about.com/cs/grecoromanmyth1/a/whatismyth.htm ) In many of tradition, a myth
carries within it a sense of sacred tradition and primordial relation. These myths are also serving as
model for chosen tradition. Myths are extremely complex cultural reality that can be approached and
interpreted from various viewpoints. These viewpoints are often related to the whole of ... Show more
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The religious minds relate muths to the sacredness of their belief. Sometime this sacredness is towards
certain object. These objects can be animals, people, localized spaces within sacredness are found in
the history of religion to be primitive to the most highly developed. Mysterious acts. These mysterious
acts can be the manifestations of a stone or tree, which are consider elementary initiation. These
mysterious acts also have supreme initiation, the most notable act is found in Christianity. This
supreme initiation is the incarnation of God in Jesus Christ. (http://www.theosophy
nw.org/theosnw/world/general/ge gues.htm). Even though a stone or a tree is, classify as an
elementary imitation. Many fail to understand why people will consider a stone or a tree sacred. Many
fail to understand that the veneration of the object itself is not involved. The stone or a tree is worship,
because it is thought to become imbued with something sacred. This makes it no longer just a tree or a
stone.
When relating the power of myth to Taoism, one the greatest belief is found in the first cause of the
universe. Tao is said to be the first cause of the universe. The force that produces the universe is what
flow through all life. Tao is what a person needs to live harmoniously with nature. If anyone follows
this religion, one must nurture the Ch I, which is the air, and the breath that has been given to him or
her. Each person

Sympathy Figurative Language
Freedom is the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants. The Caged Bird by Maya Angelou
and Sympathy by Paul Laurence Dunbar are both poems about freedom. The authors use figurative
language to acknowledge the meaningful theme of freedom. Different points are mentioned in each
poem, but relate in some way. Adding on, Paul Laurence Dunbar used poetry to show negativity
through the poem, Sympathy. He does this by using imagery and figurative language. According to the
poem it speaks, And the river flows like a stream of glass (Dunbar 4). This statement is a simile that
literally means that when the water moves it is somewhat clear. A use of imagery in Dunbar s poem
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These lines show the pain and rage that people, mainly African Americans, went through in the time
period this poem was written in. This poem was written from 1872 1906, this was the time period of
the after effects of slavery. African Americans went through a tragic time that made them feel like they
were not wanted. This feeling goes through many generations that are also expressed in The Caged
Bird by Maya Angelou. This poem was written from 1928 2014, the time of the civil right movement.
Anyway, freedom is what everyone wants to own, but numerous amounts of people do not have this
opportunity. This results in rage and suffering. Slavery was the definition of pain and tantrums
because the African Americans wanted to have equality. Many colored people stood for their rights,
which just resulted in

Dissociative Disorders
Dissociative disorders embrace a diversity of symptoms related to alterations in consciousness which
vary from amnesia regarding autobiographical events to distortions in identity and the experience of
reality (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th ed. [DSM V]; American
Psychiatric Association [APA], 2013). The nature of dissociative symptoms such as depersonalization,
derealization and absorption has been studied by researchers in a systematic manner during the past
decades. Besides that mild forms of dissociative symptoms are found quite often in general population
(Gershuny Thayer, 1999), yet they are especially prominent in groups of patients suffering from
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In the clinical literature it is very common the distinction between dissociative states and dissociative
traits (e.g. Bremmer, 2010; Bremmer Brett, 1997), whereas state dissociation is described as a
transient symptom and trait dissociation is described as an innate personality characteristic. The
prevalence of dissociative symptoms in both clinical and non clinical populations leads to the notion
that dissociation is a continuum (Bernstein Putnam, 1986) which extends from non pathological
manifestations of daydreaming to severe distortions of personality typical of dissociative disorders
(Giesbrecht Merckelbach, 2008; Holtgraves Stockdale, 1997; Irwin, 2001). The realm of dissociative
disorders encompasses dissociative identity disorder (e.g. experience of two or more identity entities
taking control of one s behavior), dissociative amnesia (e.g. inability to recall important
autobiographical information related to a traumatic event), depersonalization (e.g. experience of an
unreal or absent self) derealization (e.g. objects/individuals experienced as unreal) disorder (DMS V,

Vitiligo Disease
There many diseases and conditions that can affect the human body, that may be unpredictable. It may
affect different systems of the body, and there might not be cure or treatment. The body consists of
three main systems the Integumentary System, Skeletal System, and the Muscular System, which help
us with our everyday lives. For example, the Integumentary System is the largest organ in the body,
which provides protection from viruses and other diseases. Our skin helps regulate body temperature
and eliminate waste. One disease that affects the Integumentary system is called Vitiligo, which causes
the skin to lose its color in blotches. It may also spread to the through the mouth, hair, and eyes. It
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Also known as an autoimmune disease, that attacks the body that destroys the melanocytes in the skin,
or they will destroy themselves. Melanin is an important pigment that gives the skin its main color.
People of all races may be effected, mostly between the ages of 20. Dark skin people are mainly
known to be affected by it. It may also run in the family, and children are more likely to develop it, but
not always hereditary. If there is a family history of the condition or delaying graying of the hair there
is a higher chance that they will develop vitiligo. It may also affect someone who suffers from other
diseases, such as Thyroid disease, also known as Hashimoto s thyroiditis. Vitiligo can be diagnosed
from the physician during a physical exam, and also ask a series of questions. The doctor may also
check the family medical history and run tests for the condition. Some tests that might be done are
blood tests, eye exam, and a biopsy of the affected skin. Once discovered there are no known ways to
prevent or cure it. There are ways to show the appearance of normal skin by using cosmetics, UV light
therapy, corticosteroid creams, and skin grafting. Other ways of managing the disease by
depigmentation and even tattooing the skin. There is no way of knowing if it will spread slowly or
faster depending on the person. Some treatments may work, but can possibly take a while to work and
cause many side

Research Paper On Mary Pickford
Daniel Guillory
Angela Catalano
FTA 4540/5540 History of Cinema
10/12/17
Mary Pickford Research Paper Mary Pitchford or America s sweetheart was an iconic silent film
actress and overall great entertainer in just about all categories film related. Mary was born on April 8,
1892, in Toronto, Canada and after only five years on the planet she would begin performing for an
audience. Ten years later she would already find herself performing on Broadway in New York along
side some of the most talented actors in the world. Eventually, Mary would begin working outside the
stage and take a risk in a more recently developed artform. Mary and her luxurious curls would begin
working with D.W. Griffith s Biograph Studio starting in 1909 as a biographer starring in films, rather
than her upbringing of theatre. This job, along with future breakout roles in movies like Tess of the
Storm Country and many others would propel Mary into the limelight in the eyes of many. She would
become known by the public as the biograph girl or the girl with the golden curls along with many
other nicknames and soon would become the most popular and highest paid actress in America and
possibly the world. She also went on to be apart of forming the United Artists studio. It is easy to see
why Mary Pitchford is so important to film history as she shows the development of the first major
star in cinema. Mary began starring in many biograph films in a time where film wasn t popular nor
did it pay very

The Role Of The Puritans
The Puritans The Puritans were a group of people who were set out to get away from the British
colony. They came into America to start a new life set apart from their past experiences in a monarch
society. Their intentions were to purify the churches of England of their Catholic way. They are a
group who worship the Bible. They expect all other Puritans to know their Ten Commandments. They
are one of the first groups to inhabit America. The first actual people were the Native Americans and
then the Pilgrims. There is a difference between the pilgrims and the puritans. The difference is that
the pilgrims came to America to get away from the Church of England and be separate. They want to
separate because they believe that England is violating the rules of the Bible. The Puritans also came
to get away from the church because they believed that the church in England still needed further
reform. That is why they started their own church in America, so they can make their own rules and be
free. The play is about the group of puritans who came to start their church in Salem. In the beginning,
there was little talk of witchcraft (Wiggins, 2012). People were starting to grow suspicious of Parris
because his slave and niece and a couple other girls were dancing in the woods (Wiggins, 2012). Also
his daughter was in a coma and would not wake up. Eventually he decided to call in Hale, who is a
professional with witchcraft, to determine what was going on. Although he was said to be
professional, later on we come to find out that he was starting to think he was wrong but he keeps that
to himself (Wiggins, 2012). Then towards the end after there had been many deaths, he decides to tell
them that they are innocent. The judge tells him that many have been hung already, so they cannot
stop now because that would be unfair. What this passage says is, they are a group who believes in the
bible and worship the bible, and they are strict on witchcraft (Wiggins, 2012). If somebody accuses
someone of witchcraft, the only way to live is to confess that you are working with the devil. It also
shows how harsh the court is and how they do not let anybody be considered innocent by making
them lie to the court or they

Why Athletes Use Anabolic Steroids
Steroids are drugs that are used by athletes to increase their muscle strength and power. Steroids may
be taken in pill form or injected. Steroids that are taken by mouth are often more dangerous to the
liver. Those that are injected often remain in the body for long periods.
WHY ARE STEROIDS USED IN ATHLETICS?
Anabolic steroids are used by athletes for their muscle strength and power increasing properties. In
addition, some athletes use anabolic steroids in an effort to reduce muscle fatigue.
WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS OF USING STEROIDS?
Anabolic
Liver disease.
Skin turning yellow from liver injury (jaundice).
Inflammation of the liver (hepatitis).
Liver cancer.
Decreased levels of sex hormones.
Depression with

Ross J Sanfilippo Procedure
It s natural to feel nervous before undergoing any kind of oral surgery, even if it s a routine procedure
like wisdom teeth removal; however, at SoundView Oral Maxillofacial Surgery in New London,
Connecticut, Dr. Ross J. Sanfilippo, DMD, ensures all of his patients are comfortable and relaxed
before their procedure begins.
Dr. Sanfilippo is an oral surgeon, which means he underwent several years of additional training after
becoming a dentist so he could perform surgery on the mouth and jaws. While dentists can
successfully extract teeth, oral surgeons handle much more complicated procedures, like impacted
wisdom teeth and even facial reconstructive surgery.
Originally from New Jersey, Dr. Sanfilippo received a bachelor s of science in

The Act Of 2001 ( Usa Patriot Act, Or Usapa )
After the 2001 September 11th attacks on the world trade center the nations homeland security
policies had to be reinforced. The awkwardly titled so as to unite and Strengthening America
Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001 (USA
PATRIOT Act, or USAPA) presented a plenty of administrative changes which altogether expanded
the reconnaissance and investigative forces of law authorization organizations in the United States.
The Act did not, in any case, accommodate the arrangement of balanced governance that generally
protects common freedoms despite such enactment. Authoritative recommendations in light of the
terrorist assaults of September 11, 2001 were presented not exactly a week after the assaults. President
Bush marked the last bill, the USA PATRIOT Act, into law on October 26, 2001. Despite the fact that
the Act made critical corrections to more than 15 imperative statutes, it was presented with awesome
flurry and went with little verbal confrontation, and without a House, Senate, or meeting report.
Therefore, it needs foundation authoritative history that regularly reflectively gives important statutory
understanding. The Act was a trade off form of the Anti Terrorism Act of 2001 (ATA), an expansive
authoritative bundle planned to fortify the country s protection against terrorism. The ATA contained a
few procurements incomprehensibly growing the power of law authorization and knowledge
organizations to screen private

The Utilization of Flash Mob and Viral Marketing as a...
The utilization of Flash Mob and Viral Marketing as a Promotional tool: A Case Study of Mizone
Product.
By
Adlina Nufikha
009201000017
A thesis proposal presented to the Faculty of Communication President University in partial
fulfillment of the Qualitative Research Communication Subject Assignment, Concentration Public
Relations
May 2012
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of Study
In recent years, with the innovation of promotion tools, print media and broadcast media that know as
main promotional tools have a new challenged, as many new promotion tools that appear with the
uniqueness and the power to attract and influence people .Generally speaking, the majority of
companies has started to use new forms of promotion ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The audition is aimed to invite people become a part of the star advertisement.
1.3 Problem Identified
Flash Mob is the activity that conducted by the community which assemble in public area and make a
unique and attractive movement. But, in fact Flash Mob could lead curiosity of a people. We have
been introducing with modern social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Flash mobs use viral marketing techniques or simply word Flash Mobs use social media and
technology to aid the viral process, where viral marketing would involve an effort to spread an idea,
knowledge and information by encouraging people to pass on the message that companies or
organization want to spread. Social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube become tools in
spreading the initial plan for a flash mob.
There is an aspect of Flash Mob that makes it productive as a promotional tool. If we are looking at
the number of participant and also the number of the viewer of Flash Mob, it can conclude that Flash
Mob as promotional tools was success to encourage people. Based on description above, it attracts my
curiosity in studying how does Flash Mob and Viral Marketing play a role as a promotion tool.
1.4 Statement of Problem 1.4.1 Topic : This research is about describing Flash Mob and Viral
Marketing as promotional tool.
1.4.2 Question : 1. How do Flash Mob and

Tri County Golf Case Study
Golfers of all ages and skill levels are welcome to embark on a journey of self improvement at the Tri
County Golf Ranch in Cincinnati, OH. In celebration of June as Women s Golf Month, the ranch is
now accepting reservations for their Ladies Clinic on June 4th from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m., which boasts
wine, hor d ouevres, and unparalleled golf practice.
During this event, you ll find that golf is far from just a man s game. Sisters, mothers, girlfriends and
grandmothers alike will be able to participate in a hands on workshop suitable for everyone from
beginners and advanced players. The expert staff members of the Tri County Golf Ranch will offer
golf instruction to each participant, so they can work on attaining a better swing or stepping

Alcohol Mixed With Energy Drinks
Energy drinks are beverages that contain a considerably higher amount of caffeine than other
caffeinated drinks such as coffee or cola. It has been heavily speculated that the levels of alcohol
mixed with energy drinks (AmED) consumption along with just alcohol consumption is alarmingly
high among college students both in Australia and around the world. It has also been found that
around twenty five percent of students drink alcoholic beverages mixed with energy drinks at least
monthly. Researchers attempt to divulge into why it is that students consume alcohol mixed with
energy drinks, what their motives are, what risks are associated with consumption, and possible effects
and results that may eventuate from this behaviour.
There are many

Personal Freedom In The Indispensable Opposition By Walter...
Walter Lippman writes on his beliefs on the subject of personal freedom in the article The
Indispensable Opposition . The author draws from his personal knowledge and observations of natural
human interactions in order, to support the basis of his argument. He utilizes repetition of the word
freedom, an abrasive tone, and day to day natural occurrences in order to stimulate the reader into
thinking about freedom overall and how it effects themselves as a common human being. Lippmann
also uses Voltaire s enlightenment ideas to provide a rebuttal to Lippmann s ideas which he
successfully argues in order to make his opinions seem more correct. All of these strategies help to
convince the reader that freedom is taken for granted and selfishly abused when another being
displays an opinion that we don t agree with.
A useful tactic that Lippman uses throughout his article is repetition. The word that he mostly repeats
is the word freedom . He constantly reminds the audience that there is freedom of speech, freedom of
opinion, freedom of discussion because freedom of discussion improves our own opinions . He
utilizes this specific strategy in order to create a prominent image of freedom within the reader and
draw out the reader s personal feelings on freedom and overarchingly connect the audience back to the
central idea of the article. Lippman establishes his argument immediately, which makes it seem simple
and direct to the reader even though it is actually quite

How To Legalize Medical Marijuana
Imagine you have just been diagnosed with cancer. The chemotherapy drugs have left you feeling
extremely nauseous; the anti nausea drugs aren t working. Marijuana would help but, if you took it
you would be a criminal act. The government needs to stop being swayed by negative information and
allow marijuana to be legalised for medical use.
Marijuana has many positive effects it makes the side effects from chemotherapy subside. Some may
argue that there are many drugs that can help with these symptoms. However,since the legalization of
medicinal marijuana in California, many patients have said that marijuana is the only thing that helps
achieve symptom relief. Some patients have said that it improves the use of other prescribed drugs
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And with medical marijuana you need more; it is an expensive treatment. If it was legalised it would
become cheaper because supply would increase and it becomes less valuable.
3: Report officials and data collectors have said that since 2012 when marijuana was first legalised in
America it has not increased recreational use of the drug by a large number. Medical marijuana is not
all of the plant itself. The main beneficial part of the plant is all the doctors need for the treatment,
which is CBD. The CBD is extracted from the plant and is used. Which is where it becomes useless to
drug deals trying to steal some to sell, as the additive part THC is removed and becomes less harmless
to the brain.
So the Pros overweight the negatives so it should be legal. I think if people are saying it helps them
the government should legalise it, as they are why behind the rest of the world with medication that is
beneficial. If the rest of the world is doing it why shouldn t

Apple Vs. Android
Apple vs. Android
For many years people would debate which is the best smartphone either Apple or Android. Some
people might go with Android because of the fancy look of the phone. Truth is Apple seems to be the
more dominant smartphone because of the simple texture and because it s very simple to use. In my
perspective,I think Apple is really more efficient than any other Android. Android is very complex to
use compared to the Iphone s. I have 3 reasons why I think Apple is better; it s quick and easy to use,
the amount of apps , and lastly the most important the security Apple has.
Android also has its advantages over Apple but very minor ones. One advantage it has that it has an
expandable storage card. Iphone s don t have this feature, but you can easily get a memory card for the
computer and store all your pictures and files so basically it s no problem. It also one minor advantage
is that it has a bigger screen than Samsung. Which the creator of apple Bill Gates is not a fan of big ...
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During the Attack on San Bernardino 2 Muslims had smartphones, which had information about the
attack and additional information about the ISIS fighters. Therefore, the Muslims had an Iphone as
their phone with all the information. The FBI and the government both couldn t get into the phone
only Apple engineers had such a strong security and refused to give any passwords. Apple s security to
the customers is so important that they would put anything on the line to protect their clients. In
conclusion, Apple is overall the best smartphone.
In conclusion, Apple is the better choice than a Android. Android has some minor advantages, but
overall Apple seems to get a way around and will always be at the top of the technology. Hopefully
the Apple company will keep growing and finding great new ideas to better their

Major Sullivan Ballou s Last Letter
The bond between a husband and wife can be so strong sometimes and the two stories To My Dear
Loving Husband and Major Sullivan Ballou s Last Letter show how much each spouse loves each
other. Although, each one talks about the love towards one another they both have different ways of
expressing it. Major Sullivan Ballou s Last Letter was written during the civil wars time so it was
more based on that, while To My Dear Loving Husband was written way back in 1641.
The most obvious difference is the fact that one shows the perspective of a woman while the other
tells a story from a man s perspective. The letter is written by a guy in the army to his wife and kids.
He talks more about how he loves the Country so much that he is willing to die for it. The major does
not really mind the fact that he is about to die and leave his family behind. Instead he tells his wife and
kids to stay strong and that he will always be there for them. In contrast, the poem talks about how the
women values her husband s love and how he is such an idol. She would put her husband before
anything and anyone. Just by reading the poem people are able to tell how much this women respects
and loves her husband.Although they both love their families, one is willing to give up his life and
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The author directs some of the phrases to women that are reading the poem. For example line 3 4 If
ever wife was happy in a man, Compare with me, ye women, if you can(Anne Bradstreet). Basically
the author is saying that she thinks her man is the best and no other woman will find a guy as great as
him. On the other hand, the letter is referring to one person, his wife. The letter just talks about how he
wants his wife to learn how to live without him. The poem talks just about a husband, while the letter
includes two kids and a

Superior Pharmaceuticals Memo
The purpose of this memo is to kindly bring to your attention that there is a need for the
implementation of a new training program at Superior Pharmaceuticals. Most of the employees at
Superior Pharmaceuticals have been facing challenges when handling their jobs. The company has had
to outsource professional personnel a number of times so as to ensure that tasks are completed
accordingly. This has ultimately led to an increase in overhead costs as the hired personnel usually ask
for high professional fees. In the long term, this has lessened the profit margins of the company and
this goes against our business focus. Implementing new training programs will ensure that the
personnel hired by the company are competent enough and that they can

Free Will vs Determinism in A Clockwork Orange, by Anthony...
In Anthony Burgess 1962 dystopian novella, A Clockwork Orange, teenage gangs and hoodlums run
rampid in a futuristic society, inflicting mayhem and brutality among its totalitarian governed state.
Alex, our protagonist/anti hero, is among the most infamous in this violent youth culture. A psychotic,
yet devilishly intelligent boy of fifteen, our humble narrator beats up on old folk, rapes underaged
girls, pillages, and leads his group of droogs (friends) on a chaotic path of ultra violence. With this
society of citizens completely oblivious to the acts of such culture, the government offers to step in
with a solution. After being jailed for the most heinous crime of murder, Alex volunteers for a
procedure offered by the government ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In turn, he uses this justification to senselessly beat a man up for simply not liking him. This could be
supported by a quote from an article about the study of free will vs determinism, which states,
freedom to choose fits comfortably with the assumption that people deserve what they get (Carey
133). Alex could agree that someone of his own violent nature deserves this moment, or that the man
deserved the beating. However, in a critical essay by Rubin Rabinovitz, it is argued that this
expression of do what you want attitude is just as mechanically determined. By dictating a lifestyle
based around this preconceived mentality, Alex is already subjecting himself to a controlled fate by
following this youth culture (Rabinovitz). What s it going to be then, starts the 2nd part of the novella,
focussing on Alex s incarceration and eventual treatment (77). Here, he is given a choice to remain the
same and rot in prison, or find a way to change himself to ensure his freedom. The irony in this
decision is when he opts to the latter option, Alex is unknowingly surrendering his freedom for an
even greater state of determinism. Enter the Ludovico Treatment a process which forces Alex to view
a series of films while strapped down, eyelids peeled open, as he s given a special sedative. The films,
consisting of violent

The Plight Of Minority Women
Make sure to elaborate on the victimization of the study
LITERATURE REVIEW
The Plight Of Minority Battered Women
The issues of domestic violence, focusing primarily on black ethnic minority women . To be able to
understand the problem of domestic violence, it is vital to recognize that violence toward women is an
international reality which has been recognized as a major public health issue (Shipway 2004).
According to Shipway 2004, the acknowledgment of domestic violence internationally as a major
public health has seen a readjustment in numbers in many areas that are dealing with domestic
violence, but there are still some areas where little if anything is done to support women abused by
intimate partners. The issues have increased where minority women have been lumped into one
category and not considering their different cultural and religious differences.
It has been said that obtaining data on African American minority women housing needs is hard.
(Netto et al., 2001) reported that there was national evidence that people from the black ethnic
minority with including immigrants find it very burdensome to access services.
Domestic violence influence women from all ethnic groups, African American women minority,
appeared to be isolated more that women from the majority.
According to Women s Aid 2010, there are claims that African American minority communities may
have to conquer religious and cultural pressure resulting in them being afraid of bringing shame onto

Compare And Contrast The Decisions Of The Berlin Conference
The decisions made at the conference reflect a philanthropic view that the Europeans did not harbor.
The motives mentioned above; however, show that the Europeans did not care about the treatment of
Africans, but instead cared about how much land they got in comparison to the land accumulations of
other countries. In the years following the meeting, the difference between how the delegates
decisions made imperialism in Africa seem versus the actual processes that happened was very
different. According to Tanja Buhrer, The liberal spirit of the conference and the free trade ideology
were an expression of European imagination rather than historic reality. The ideals of furthering
civilization in Africa that each country supposedly had were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Leopold II s Congo was one of the best examples to show how different the missions of philanthropy
that the Europeans claimed to have and the realities that African people had to face were. Because of
Leopold II, African people were forced to go under what is now regarded as the Congo Horrors, where
men, women, and children worked long and grueling hours. If they even made the smallest mistake,
they could have an arm or a hand physically cut off. If the decisions of the Berlin Conference were
followed more carefully, then this horrific treatment would not have happened. Besides the violence
that African natives had to face, other, more political regulations were not carried out. Freedom of
navigation on the rivers, something discussed in detail at the conference, was left to the power that
owned the section of the river to enforce; it was not regulated by someone else. Monarchs would
repeatedly abuse this policy, and not allow free navigation for all

Aluminum Does Not Affect The Quality Of The Air
Aluminum metal reacts with oxygen in the air to produce a thin hard film of aluminum oxide on the
surface. Thus, as the aluminum oxide film becomes thicker, it will absorb moisture from the air. In
fact, moisture is the source of hydrogen, which could affect the quality of the weld (e.g. porosity).
Another reasons aluminum is different from steels when welding is that, aluminum also does not
change its color as temperature approaches the melting point. The oxide that forms so rapidly on its
surface has a melting point around 3,200 °F, likewise aluminum boils at a lower temperature at
2,880°F [3]. The oxide is also tends to be heavier than aluminum, and when melted, it tends to be
trapped in the molten aluminum. Therefore, it is very important

Ayn Anthem Chapter 6 Analysis
Using dialogue, setting, plot, and flashbacks, Ayn Rand sets tone and mood used to shape chapters 6
and 7 to fit the overall theme of Anthem. Throughout chapter 6 the author uses the grim dialogue to
set a gloomy an acidic tone to the text. Equality is going through punishment in this chapter for being
caught outside his work position. When he doesn t reveal his actions, he is lashed and battered until he
eventually finds a way to escape due to the facility not having much security. The lashings are
described with words that makes them seem as such brute actions, after a few lashes equality says, But
we did not cry out (page 64). The author wrote these pages in chapter 6, with such a deep connection,
as if she went through this herself. Her words come of in such a depressing and anxious manner,
which makes the whole text grim. A quote from chapter 6, Where have you been (page 65,) makes the
council seem so relentless and monotone, which contributes to the grim and sour tone. The actions in
which Equality is beleaguered reminds the reader of the truth in the situation. ... Show more content
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Throughout this chapter, the reader is faced with Equality being captured and interrogated. His
emotions are beaten and dazed, but his true intentions of a brighter future still surface. The reader
themselves are facing moments such as, We had been caught (page 63) and Lash them until they talk
(page 64). This forces the reader stay on the edge of their seats. They feel such deep emotions and
develop a connection with Equality its hard no to feel pity and hope the best for him and his life. The
reader wants his wellbeing, but this chapter was the exact opposite of this. His hope for escape and his
recalcitrant success makes most readers feel nervous and

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