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…conformity by making firemen burn books and punishing those who read them. People drove in fast cars, watched TV and listened to the radio. Books were banned because reading led to thinking, arguing, conflict and social instability. The protagonist was Guy Montag…

…was known to seek young girls with long brown hair. Bundy would pretend his arm was broken to lure these girls to his car take them away from their comforting surroundings. He would then brutally rape and murder the young women. These women were suitable…

…him. Joop climbed wearily into the car and told his chauffeur to drive . . . Without turning around he raised a had in a gesture of farewell the woman would be able to see through the rear window. He had not had the strength to utter all the polite words…

…;lt;Tab/>The great Peers finally met his end in a car crash on the A56 on his way to a Madness concert at the ripe old age of 42. He left all his money to the TDAS [Treeton Dyke Anglers Society] for getting him rich. A true story…

…place, the dead birds which Norman Bates stuffed -- Poe's most famous poem is 'The Raven' -- the pond in which the House of Usher disappears and the pond in which Norman Bates entombs the cars and bodies of his victims. It is fear or paranoia which guides…

…is a black cat. Although their original relationship with each other is one of respect and love, the situation soon changes. The narrator becomes somewhat possessed with the hate for the car. He turns against his wife and stabs his cat in the eye. By the end…

…generators, and coal power plants. Power plants like these produce hefty amounts of CO2 compared to hydro dams, geothermal, and over nuclear power plants. The average 3.8 litres of car gasoline produces 9 kilograms of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere…

…of twenty horses to pull the huge anchor into the shipyard. The total weight of all three anchors was more than the total weight of twenty cars ( McCluskie). Once the ships hull was completed the ship needed to be moved to another location to be finished. On May…

…turned the car around, drove back to the home they were staying at in Mexico, and barricaded himself there for, as he claims, "15 months." When he emerged, the 1967 book One Hundred Years of Solitude was immediately hailed as a classic. It was an incredible…

…to the capital city of Pyongyang. Very few people own cars and the cities lack restaurants and places of entertainment. The ongoing changes are plentiful and varied in both nations. The increase in international trade has left South Korea open to Western influences…