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…at the school. This movie obviously showed that what happened was wrong and is not stood for anymore. The Governments plan to assimilate and abolish native rights was a failure in the end. The children couldn’t forget the terror and loneliness that they felt…

…Daedalus was later to refine on Aristotle's notion of terror) of "the feeling which arrests the mind in the presence of whatsoever is grave and constant in human sufferings and unites it with the secret cause." So far in Ishmael's experience whatever had been…

…to the book. The books theme although it was probably not meant was that all good terrorism ideas go bad. Except for mine. The book is fast paced the action parts come one right after the other. This makes the book impossible to put down, it is like an eye…

…) Jackson demonstrates society's belief that without the lottery as a symbol of a suppressing threat to cause fear, there would be no motivation to work. Because there is a fear, work is done and society and order are preserved. Terrorizing society…

…. Orwell brings terror into the story when he shows us what is really behind Big Brother; Oceania's government sends a representative into the plot. A government not unlike ones in present-day society is at the head of Oceania, and that is where the stark…

…of Frankenstein, the horrible monster that terrorized people in France and England have been told ever since Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley wrote Frankenstein. Before I read Frankenstein, I was under the impression that the monster’s name was Frankenstein. I had no idea…

…in kerosene and then set alight. Page 214 reads as follows, “The match landed in his tail and flames swept forward up over him. Devoured him. He arched and coiled, yelping in pain and fright, and then he screamed, a long inhuman howl of agony and terror. For one…

…a Native American dreamcatcher, strings woven about sticks said to have the power to protect slumbering humans from night terrors. This year, though, that hanging talisman will prove scant protection against an unearthly horror that will require sacrifices…

…. Beowulf is a hero in the eyes of his fellow men through his amazing physical strength. He fought in many battles and returned victorious in all but his last. Beowulf is also strong enough to kill the monster Grendel, who has been terrorizing the Danes…

…Safety. He wanted to create a "Republic of Virtue". The Committee went all over France to help other groups find traitors to France. During the Reign of Terror, trials for the people were held often. Many people were brought to the guillotine and killed…