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…<Tab/>Chapter twenty portrays Atticus's plea to the jury to do their sworn duty, toss aside their predetermined views, and take account all the evidence present in order to free Tom Robinson. However, I do not understand why Atticus…

…and the family. They had witnessed the family falter and continued to watch them stumble, isolated and desperate, for eighteen years. The people; however, were only waiting to be asked. One plea for help from the family was enough for the community to regain…

…or by the entry of a guilty plea, the defendant must be sentenced. Generally, the trial judge imposes the sentence, which must be within the statutory limits set by the legislature for the crime in question. In a few states, the jury fixes the sentence. Available…

…amendment. Right here, guarantees all women the right to abort a pregnancy. Pro-choice people plea that abortion is the murder of a child, but most do not consider the fetus a child. A common assumption is that people who are pro-choice are actually pro…

…. The final stanza offers another chilling introspective at the fetus' fears: "Let them not make a stone and let them not spill me. Otherwise kill me" Macneice tries to convince the audience to protect the baby, and concludes so in a plea to protect the baby…

…recommended to mercy a recommendation that was surely based on Thomas's pleas. But there was no way he could clear them all, no way he could save Morant and Handcock for that morning parade when they stared down the muzzles of a row of rifles. To Thomas, though…

…of Joppa called off. Zeus rejects Thetis's pleas. In revenge, Thetis takes Perseus from his island and casts him into Phoenicia. Perseus awakes to find himself in an amphitheatre, where he meets Ammon, a poet and playwright. Worried about Perseus's fate, Zeus…

…, "Prospective Immigrants Please Note" implied an immigrant's plea to enter into a foreign country. Upon reading the poem, though, I now see the title as represents differently. Rich's poem, claims either one leaves their land or simply stay where you're at. "Either…

…begins with, "Sing Goddess..." (Chp.1/1), a plea to this unknown force that controls nature to set the pace of this poem, in Book Eleven, the day begins with "...Dawn rose from her bed, where she lay by haughty Tithonos, / to carry her light to men…

…was not properly ordained minister, which was why he was able to be overcome by the devil. Obviously Cotton realized that something was not right with Burroughs's hanging, but to avoid a conflict tried to ignore his plea. Eventually Cotton Mather and other ministers…