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    1. A crime scene investigator might indicate the scale of evidence in photos by using common tools like cigarette packs‚ ballpoint pens‚ or car keys as points of reference. They also use rulers‚ probably for measuring. 2. Sketches of the scene are important because they show the relationship of each item of evidence to other items/the body. Photos offer more detail than a video. A sketch artist might note a specific detail that might not be seen that will help find the suspect in a crime; also‚

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    John Fowles - The Collector "The Collector" by John Fowles deals with a man’s obsession with a woman that turns to kidnap and eventually death. What attracted me to this book was the unusual topic of obsession and intriguing title. In my review I intend to study how the writer‚ John Fowles‚ portrays an obsessive personality - though Frederick’s actions‚ dialogue‚ and his changing relationship with his obsession Miranda. The book is set around the two main characters of Frederick and the girl

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    someone on how to love him and make him happy-selfish. He invites us to Share his personal philosophy on life • Philosophical beliefs revolve around existentialism resulting in a lot of his work being existential literature particularly The Collector • Hermetic man by freedom of choice depicted in Clegg’s lifestyle although in his case without freedom • Between Modernism and post modernism shows he is authentic yet includes social commentary • See’s life as it is; what’s real and what’s and

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    A Rose for Emily is set throughout 1861 to 1933 in the country of Yoknapatawpha‚ located in the south. There in Yoknapatawpha live several sets of families including the Grierson family who are of old money‚ rich‚ proud and believe that they are better than everyone else. The family consists of Emily Grierson and her over protective father Mr. Grierson. Emily struggles under the control of her dominating father who prevents her from marrying rejecting all of her potential suitors

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    Collectors of Treasures Ziyan Pei In The Collector of Treasures‚ Bessie Head depicts the life in Botswana village‚ which provides a window for readers to learn about daily lives in Africa. Since 1960s‚ a lot of African countries had won the independence. People got their freedom suddenly from the colonization. However‚ although men in the book had been free from the external world‚ lots of men did not have any resources in their internal world‚ which means men did not own their personal identity

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    All of us at some point in our lives have been collectors‚ be it coins‚ cards or tickets. The affinity humans have for objects are not something new. Rather‚ it is something that manifests itself in anyone and everyone. There are two kinds of objects; those with a certain practical use‚ something that is a part of our everyday life‚ and we give no thought to them‚ or think of them as anything out of the ordinary‚ mundane day to day life we lead. But then there are those objects that transcend this

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    Critical Analysis of the "Collectors of Treasures" Bessie Head was born in Pietermaritzburg‚ South America. Brought up in a foster home‚ she had a difficult childhood and adolescence. After completing her education‚ she worked as a journalist and teacher‚ but the oppressive policies of apartheid forced her to exile. She and her son settled in neighboring Botswana in 1963. Desiring to live simply and calmly‚ she chose to work as a teacher and Gardner in a local village. Her fiction reflects her

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    Austin 1 Andrea Austin 9-21-08 ENGL 258 Paper #1 The Collector of Treasures The social imbalances between men and women are evident in the story “The Collector of Treasures.” While the woman struggles for her own individual freedom‚ the man embraces his and neglects his duties as a father and husband. Freedom is not being alone‚ without responsibility. It is being loved and storing treasures of friendship throughout life. A woman can never be free if she knows her husband is always getting

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    Becks 15 January 2013 Bessie Head was born and reared in from South Africa.She is the author of “The Collector of Treasures.” Many points that she depicted in her story were about the oppressive attitudes some men had about women and children and how society outcast certain women based upon what happened in their lives or upon what they could or could not do. In this story‚ “The Collector of Treasures‚” Dikeledi‚ a strong and resilient characteris married to a man named Garesego who is a womanizer

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    English Essay In the novel the Collector by John Fowles‚ the reader feels sympathy and disgust for the antagonist Clegg; therefore Clegg is a perfect example of the antagonist to show that the reader is always positioned to respond negatively. Society and Clegg’s upbringing has made Clegg who he is‚ a pathetic‚ disturbed and a terribly lonely person. Though in making Frederick not a monster‚ but a pitiful‚ lonely man in need of love we sympathise towards Clegg. Through a Marxist interpretation

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