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…, it can be a long difficult battle. In this new age of terrorism, I felt the effects of this novel very strongly, and how despite it’s almost science fiction approach the plotline is comparable to many present day issues that we as a society are faced…

…to gain Gods approval. The Crusades may have been seen as “holy wars”, but they were lasting terror and misery to the near East. There were eight major Crusades that took place during 1096 to 1270. In 1921, Muslims captured the city of Acre and the Holy land…

…concerning war. Mark Twain’s “The War Prayer”, and Stephen Crane’s “Fast Rode The Knight”, expresses their view of honor and valor, and how to describe death, along with defeat and terror in the minds of the reader. In the “The War Prayer” Mark Twain illustrates…

…without making a sound even with a bell around their neck. What's more birds do not always associate the sound of a bell to danger. The most effective way to keep cat owners happy and birds safe is to keep cats in the house. A cat cannot terrorize…

…emotional effect it has on a reader, combined with the fantastic conveying of the actual terror of Trujillo’s historic reign. A Michener or Uris novel might extraordinarily document a political regime or event, but leave the reader little in the way…

…with a mythical beast and proving that he is indeed worthy of praise. Yet, this is not the greatest of his deeds. Then 50 years later an event occurs that undoubtedly classifies Beowulf as a hero. A dragon attacks Beowulf’s kingdom and his terrorizing his people…

…in the depths of the ocean. Beowulf is also strong enough to kill the monster Grendel, who has been terrorizing the Danes for twelve years, with his bare hands by ripping off his arm. When Beowulf is fighting Grendel's mother, who is seeking revenge on her…

…to possibly open their minds to understand and appreciate new things. The second essay that I am including in my Portfolio is the dear editor essay about President Bush’s address to the nation about his actions against the Taliban and the ideas of terrorism…

…). A individual with DID may also experience depression, mood swings, suicidal tendencies, eating disorders, and sleep disorders such as insomnia, night terrors, and sleep walking. Individuals affected by DID take in excessive alcohol and different types of addictive…

…now, America is bombing Afghanistan because of terrorism and its Taliban regime. Afghanistan is a very poor, war torn country that is subject to severe drought. For this reason people left their homes in search of food. Africa is a continent that has…