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…of non-understanding? The actions shown in the story represent more of the spiritual struggle than a struggle on a level of physical existence. The alienation is on the mental level more than on any other level. The walls of silence are actually the terror…

…the storm since such beauteous phenomenon fascinates me. I was sitting outside the door when all of a sudden lightning struck the ground from six to ten meters away from me. I gave out a shriek because my eyes were highly hurt. I felt terrorized and began…

…monster was taken by Dr. Frankenstein. After the monsters creation the monster was brushed aside by the doctor. The monster was then helped along by the De Lacey family. In the end though, the monsters own emotional short falls brought both his reign of terror…

…In Maus II, Art Spielgelman depicts the experience of the Jewish race during the holocaust between 1940 and 1945. Speilgelman uses a wide variety of techniques to convey the terror and cruelty his father suffered in the most horrific…

…hatred the south felt, led to the start of the Klu Klux Klan. They terrorized blacks, to prevent them from helping the republicans rebuild the south. Although they had troubles from the southerners, many blacks tried to grow socially and economically…

…were more of a public treaty in the US, where the more successful Oslo Accords were held in secret in Norway, a fairly neutral country. All the Israeli’s asked for was a commitment by the Palestinians to end terrorism in Israel, trade ties to be opened…

…, the accused were forced to confess to things they never did and then told to accuse other innocents. It was imaginative terror, the closed and suffocating world of the fanatic, against which the intellect and will are powerless. Even people such as John Proctor…

…and in some not dead, in Madeline’s case, blushing, that horrible thing death does to a person. He must remember that from somewhere. Poe was very young when this tragedy happened so through he stories he verbalizes what he couldn’t then. There’s a sense of terror…

…he is in danger, he is attracted by a red glow that compels him to approach. This is the glow of Smaug. Bilbo manages to steal a cup and hurriedly exits but Smaug awakens and begins to rage. The lake-town of Esgaroth is the victim of Smaug's terror…

…for the reaction is that in times of crisis — like the war on terrorism — many Americans tap a "reservoir of national understanding" that includes "public religiosity." Likewise, Boston College sociologist Alan Wolfe thinks it's natural that "people turn…