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…and bad living conditions the miners retaliated. As a result of this, secret societies where formed to protest the coal company's by damaging, and wreaking havoc and terror through out the coal company. The secret societies would burn bridges, destroy…

…of prey, serial murderers do not commit simple homicides. They often torture their victims, taking delight in the victims' agonies, expressions of terror, cries of despair, and reactions to pain. Then, in a period of marked depression that follows the high…

…the most was the sinking of his ship. This was a big nightmare and the beginning of all terrors that haunted Pi. His father was an atheist and because of this incident, he tends to different religious faith for rescue. This is in fact one of the ironies…

…The simple use of exclamation points after the word "Tiger" help to emphasize the urgency of the question. The union of terror and awe gives the work a tone of religious reverence which is mature when you consider that the response to the tiger could have been…

…. "Stars and sun, a few bright grains, went spinning round for terror, and holding each other in embrace, there in a darkness that out passed them all, and left them tiny and daunted." (416) It is now that Paul understands that his life has meaning. Darkness…

…misunderestimated me as a leader.", and "I believe that the human being and fish can coexist peacefully." But let's focus on the war on terror. We went to war with Afghanistan over our nations greatest tragedy. After a long, horrible war and the taliban no longer existed…

…mother; he stifles his terror and his cries in her silence and her security; she shelters him and releases him for then seconds to live, to fun, ten seconds of life; receives him again and often for ever", pg. 55, paragraph two <Tab/> &lt…

…" "You don't know Roger. He's a terror." "And the chief-they're both-" "-terrors-" "-only Roger-" (189; Ch. 12). As Lord of the Flies races to its conclusion Jack and Roger have become the dread the boys fear, but cannot escape. Cruel and sadistic…

…Napoleon took power in 1799 in a coup d'etat. This ended the chaos that had engulfed France following the Revolution and the Reign of Terror. Within a few years, Napoleon had declared himself emperor and suspended free speech and political freedoms…

…probably terrorized people before. Carroll used lots of cacophony all through the poem to again create suspense and peril and to make the boy killing the Jabberwocky even more heroic. Examples of cacophony used in the poem are "brillig, slithy, gyre and gimble…