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…to terrorize the opposing cultural group. One act of terror, committed in 1992, involved the demolition of a 16th century mosque by an unruly mob of Hindu youths. The local military failed to prevent the mob from getting to the temple. Naturally, this resulted…

…original meaning is a social theory and political movement for the direct and communal control of society towards the common benefits of all members. South Vietnam was fighting for its life against a brutal campaign of terror and armed attack inspired…

…therefore had no immediate real-life reason to make tyranny and terror major elements of his story. Because Brave New World describes a dystopia, it is often compared with George Orwell's 1984, which also describes a possible horrible world of the future…

…in terror of disappointing her. Billy's mother does not allow Billy develop sexually because she does not want to feel old. She cannot handle the thought that Billy's thirty-one, for example. "Sweetheart, do I look like the mother of a middle-aged man?" Billy…

…the deluded British public that they had been lied to. He knew from first hand experience the terror, pain, horror and inhumanity of war; this made him feel disgusted and enraged at how different war was to the impression that men signing up to fight were given. He…

…opened fire into a crowd of fellow students, injuring six. Following this, Orthodox Jews were attacked in Chicago in July , and in October of 2002, a pair of ruthless snipers terrorized the DC area by randomly shooting and killing 10 people. These are just…

…arise and cause a transformation of even the most innocent of people. For the boys, the fear of the unknown on the island serves this purpose admirably. This fear of the unknown causes the terror of the beast. This fear is able to grow because the boys…

…/>In Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart," the narrator completely terrorizes his victim before finally killing. It is one of Poe's most compact and brilliantly executed tales. Poe's story is a case of domestic violence that occurs as the result…

…on our own than we feel we ought to have. This is far from a 'roller-coaster ride of terror.' Kubrick again and again asks us to look at why we came to The Shining and to feel ashamed. How small, how petty we are, to expect to be entertained by watching…

…no idea of the problems he was going to have. After they first started construction the camps started being terrorized by lions; man-eating lions! They would sneak into the camp at night and snatch sleeping workers from out of their tents and devour them…