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…ruthless that they would bully honest, hard working merchants into paying, so called “protection money”, to the under lords in their block or that ran the racket they worked in. If these simple shop workers refused to pay them their protection money sometimes…

…would have no reasons to commit these crimes, because the cost would be reasonable, for instance, a dose of cocaine that would normally cost fifty dollars would then now cost only about fifty cents. Legalization would immediately put drug lords, drug rings…

…to announce the news . A voice rings out of the radio saying “GIGGLING SCHOOL BOYS KILL TWENTY THREE IN SCHOOL SHOOTING “ I listen briefly as the speaker tells of a group of boys called the Trench Coat Mafia senselessly gunned down there school pupils…

…mother. He was very dedicated to what he did and he never gave up. “We crossed the sea to come here; it is time to return, to go back to our beloved lord, Higlac.” (1818-1820). After he has killed the monsters and earned glory he knows he must go back to his…

…treasure and a mead hall in return for their loyalty and bravery, represents the proper relationship between the lord (or "ring-giver") and his men (or "thanes") in the Anglo-Saxon social scheme. Beowulf himself emphasizes the importance of reputation and fame…

…, Devon and Wiltshire; and other lords of high degree (Alderman 9-12). The Lancastrians lost the battle. King Henry was left to die by all his men. The York's fell to their knees and begged for forgiveness (Alderman 15). Richard, Duke of York, had not only…

…“The Lord of the Rings”. At present, the fantasy books are dearly admired by the majority of science fiction devotees, regardless of age and origin. The diversity of science fiction novels these days is overwhelming. However, most of them could be generally…

…promotions of today still relate back to classic stories such as Lord of the Rings, just as Punch and Judy was a story told back in the 1940's. In this day and age television is a much more powerful and effective medium and can reach the targeted audience…

…Rowling or her books, but am merely trying to point out that this is what the world is made up of, in the lord of the rings, you find a classic mythical, science fiction story, written with all the elements most stories have, and you can see many things…

…to that of stanza one: it is sinister, dark and menacing. Here, the symbol of the "eye" is menacing and sinister. It creates the same image/feeling as JRR Tolkein's "All-seeing eye" of Sauron in The Lord of the Rings. The image of just one eye instead of twp is unnatural…