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…in an open car. There were several trials with different verdicts for the nine defendants. The similarities to the fictional trial of Tom Robinson include the issue of race. In both cases black men were accused of raping white women in Alabama in the 1930's…

…with his girlfriend, that the narrator came to this realization: “I had enough of Havre, enough of town, of walking home, hung over, beaten up, or both. I had enough of the people, the bartenders, the bars, the cars, the hotels, but mostly, I had had…

…personnel carefully moved the bleeding guy onto the stroller. They immediately administer medical care for the person. My friend and me got into his car and we drove to the hospital with the police at our side. In a matter of minutes, we arrived at the hospital…

…caught a glimpse of a seventeen year old girl that at the time was working in one of his nursing homes. Buxbaum had some how managed to seduce the seventeen year old and had sex with her in the backseat of his car. To make matters worst the young girl had…

…it seemed that everything was broken up, Daisy in her disgruntled state ran over Myrtle while driving Gatsby’s car, instantly killing her. Tom, catching the tail end of the sequence, saw his dead mistress and instantly assumed it was Gatsby’s doing. He informed…

…was comletely under Daisy's spell, especiallly on the night of Myrtle's death. It had been Daisy driving the fated yellow "death car" that evening,and therefore, had been Daisy who had killed Tom's mistress. Gatsby though, took full responsablility for the incident…

…privates...Germans were securing the hasps on the car doors.” In both cases, he is a person taken against his will. The Tralfamadore experience was peaceful. He knew it was going to take place, and therefore, he could handle it with ease. On the other hand…

…bent close, as though plotting; the leather of saddles and leggings shining. Three white men and three black horses. Then a car passed and they showed in full relief, their shadows flying like dreams across the sparkle of snow and darkness. And, as I turned…

…to murder in order to keep hidden. Percy expresses his false disdain for wealth. He collects pressure stones instead of stamps and the exaggeratedly luxurious car is described as a piece of junk. Rich people often lose notion of the value of things as well…

…is the ingredient that causes thousands of car accidents. Dennis therefore believes that this is enough justification to either legalize marijuana, or prohibit the use of alcohol. Is Richard Dennis's standard for legalizing drugs appropriate to apply…