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…, but because it makes us confront the terror of being secretly watched"(Griffith 76). According to Cyndy Hendershot in her Journal of Popular Film and Television article The Cold War Horror Film: Taboo and Transgression in The Bad Seed, The Fly, and Psycho…

…terror that you cant awaken from. Making a relationship go straight to a burning pit is easy when they think of the person as a trophy instead of a loved one. Building a relationship needs to be based on trust. If a person cannot trust their partner…

…the author had to take her from the cinema, shaking with terror and begging to get away. As he walked up the stairs and out of the cinema, he could see the rest of the audience; everybody over the age of seven or eight was enjoying the movie hugely, however…

…: great releases of water, terror, fire, tequila, dust"(466). Rai's last picture of Vina is something that he will cherish forever, while she is the one that is in focus, the one that he loves, everything else is just exploding all around her, how Rai really…

…use to them because the only thing they need to know is how to survive. They need to know how to escape the shells as well as the emotional and psychological torment of the war. The war takes a heavy toll on the soldiers who fight in it. The terror…

…to life's hardships then every boy should receive it's benefits daily. Corporal punishment is an excuse for laziness in teachers. By using terror instead of discipline, a bad teacher can continue his work when otherwise the impatience of the students would force…

…and blown asunder. It is during this melee that many of the companies' horses are wounded, and begin to bellow terribly.         'It is unendurable. It is the moaning of the world, it is the martyred creation, wild with anguish, filled with terror…

…birthday, when he starts having night terrors flashbacks of his old life. Adam turns into a completely different person and distances himself away from his parents. Paul and Jessie realize the consequences of their choice to clone their son. It turns out that Dr…

…of every question that can be asked. Blake describes the tiger as being fierce and terrifying. It appeals to our sense of fear because he uses words such as"fearful,"dread,"and "deadly terrors." We can also see the poem as being a comparison of a lamb…

…a particular game. If hunting weren't used to control animal populations, then animals would overrun and terrorize residential and commercial areas. Therefore, hunters are used to hunt and destroy specific types of animals to keep animal populations balanced…