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    Alice Monologue

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    "Hello my little girl‚how are you" said the Mad Hatter."I’m as happy as a bee on a sunny day! But I have become quite parched may I have a spot of tea?" Said Alice with delight‚" of course silly child anything for you."As the hatter poured the tea for Alice she was humming a tune that the hatter taught her when she first arrived in wonderland out of nowhere."Here you go" the hatter said‚but right before he gave it to Alice he pulled it away. " Ah-ah-ah not so fast you know what you have to do" said

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    explains that if love is giving you this much suffering‚ then love is not worth it and that it is time to get over it. This quote demonstrates Mercutio’s point of view of love‚ and that is through sexual intercourse. As another example‚ Mercutio’s Queen Mab speech gave Romeo encouragement to find another girl and potentially‚ the inspiration to meet Juliet and immediately fall in love with her. Unfortunately and unnecessarily‚ Mercutio aided to the death of Romeo and Juliet by bringing Romeo to the

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    Bugmy v The Queen

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    sentencing jurisprudence across the other states‚7 the general trend being a reduction in length of imprisonment terms as compared to non-indigenous offenders in statistically similar circumstances.8 The recent High Court decision of Bugmy v The Queen (“Bugmy”)9 is a landmark decision in indigenous sentencing jurisprudence as it clarifies the scope of the Fernando principles and the significance of indigenous sentencing principles vis-à-vis other sentencing principles. However‚ the controversial

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    He is living his life on the edge and always looking for something new and exciting to do. He is constantly playing on words‚ using two or more meanings. Romeo describes him as‚ "A gentlemen...who loves to hear himself talk." This is shown in his Queen Mab speech. He describes in intimate detail everything about a little world he has imagined. He creates this miniature society which he uses to explain how we get our dreams. In that same scene‚ Mercutio reveals to the audience how he believes one

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    especially on love. Romeo has the idea that love is very romantic and should be passionate however Mercutio has almost the completely opposite viewpoint. Shakespeare makes Mercutio have a negative attitude towards love and this is evident in his Queen Mab speech (Act 1‚ Scene 4) where he says “true I talk of dreams‚ which are the children of an idle brain” this implies that Mercutio thinks that love is only a dream and because dreams are not real neither is love. Shakespeare makes him have this

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    The Machine Stops Essay

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    Technological advances in today’s world have come to such an extent that people have now begun relying on it for essential needs. The Machine Stops is a short story by E.M. Forster that warns us of a possibility of a world that is dominated by a machine. The story is set in the distant future when humans are forced out of the surface of the Earth and depend on a machine housed underneath the surface for their every need; food‚ communication‚ housing etc. In return‚ this dependence has allowed mankind

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    Queen Elizabeth I

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    Queen Elizabeth was born in Greenwich Palace on September 7‚ 1533. She died on March 24‚ 1603‚ of natural causes. Her father was Henry VII. His second wife‚ Anne Boleyn was Elizabeth’s mother. King Henry wanted a son‚ but received a daughter‚ instead‚ from his second wife. Before Elizabeth’s third birthday‚ Henry had her mother beheaded in charges of adultery and treason. Elizabeth was brought up in a separate household at Hatfield (not known). King Henry’s third wife gave birth

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    The Recess Queen Essay

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    The book that I choose for the trade book review is‚ “The recess queen”‚ written by Alexis O’Neill and illustrated by Laura Hall Scott beef‚ in 2012. After listening to the book‚ Mean Gene seemed to be the bully at the school. All the other children once at recess waited to see what‚ Mean Gene was going do prior to the other children begin to play. For example‚ once Mean Gene kicked the ball the other children did‚ once Mean Gene seen other children in her space‚ she would try to hurt them. Mean

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    contribution and power they had. In the statue “Menkaure and Queen Khamerernebty‚” the artist portrays these traits through an authoritative vision of the figure. He illustrates this image from the simplistic posture of the individual rather then elaborating on jewelry or clothes. The artist creates these two individual of royalty under one strong power‚ were the male figure represent authority and is supported by the naturalistic female queen‚ which is slightly less powering. This piece overall represents

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    A Tale of Two Cities 3

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    their own person and unique. Well‚ both statements are true – in some ways‚ women can be the same‚ while they each have their own unique personalities and traits. Lucie Manette and Madame Defarge may seem as different as Alice in Wonderland and the Queen of Hearts‚ but both are passionate‚ strong for the ones they believe in‚ and both demand respect. While differences undoubtedly outweigh the similarities between Lucie and Madame Defarge‚ both have striking likenesses. Both women are passionate

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