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…the lion. Gary Harrington stated, "Macomber's running in terror from the lion brands him, by his own admission, a "coward", but the circumstances of his doing so necessitate a qualification of his self-indictment"(Harrington2). <Tab/>Francis…

…boys are instructed by white men "'to run across at the bell and give it to him right in the belly. If you don't get him, I'm going to get you'"(331). The overwhelming situation leaves the boys terrorized and with little choice but to obey. Another example…

…who didn't fit his view of the "super race." Meanwhile, in American, the Ku Klux Klan terrorized the blacks of the south. Hundreds of blacks were lynched and many others were threatened. In addition, everything, from schools to bathrooms in America…

…to destroy us because we must make sure that we will not sit aside and let terror engulf the world.…

…are suspected of causing some of the symptoms of PTSD. Dissociative states, flashbacks, intrusive emotions and memories, nightmares and night terrors avoiding emotions, relationships, responsibility for others, and avoiding situations that are reminiscent…

…planted. This is an easily breakable plan because he's leaving the last bit of troops in without backup and they are vulnerable. The democracy may, like other governments, become corrupted by communism or terrorism or another crazed dictator…

…as "Mozart's view" looking as if in terror of Salieri. Mozart is a miss-behaving young German composer whose works were already respected by Germany. As he leaves Germany he gets himself a wife that truly loves him and cares for him. When he gets to Italy he meets…

…For the first time in modern days war had literally come home. All over cites in Europe, as the Nazis advanced, the Luftwaffe spread its wings and flew only ever intending to cause terror on the land below. France was taken, now even the far edges…

…blood appeared on her arms, stomach, legs, hands, everywhere! When the young girl went to Sally, the toxic had made Sally stop breathing as she stared in terror...this was here last night on earth for the young girl had killed her... Approximately five hours…

…circumstances: Mrs. Moore is terrorized to the point of apathy, and Mrs. Quested meets horror in the caves. Although Forster admits that he finds the Hindu religion to be the most agreeable, he obviously does not hesitate to depict the flaws of the religion…