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    one they call Beowulf? The Bee-Wolf. The bear. Such a strong man you are with the strength of a king. Bear me a child. The king you will one day become. Plot: Set in the time coming against of Christianity. Beowulf‚ a brave legendary Geat warrior who travels to Denmark who searched for glory alongside his band of soldiers‚ with his best friend‚ Wiglaf in answer to the call of King Hrothgar who needs a hero to slay a monster called Grendel‚ a wicked disfigured troll-like creature with

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    Dos and Donts in Australia -keep space and eye contact in conversation -if going for functions or BBQ‚it is more appropriate to bring your own beer and wine -when eating‚ do not put elbows on table -Australian businessmen practice punctuality because by being late‚it goes to show that one is unreliable in business dealings. -Schedule business appointments one month in advance -do not blow nose in public -never make a visit without appointment - For business functions‚ wear a dark business

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    The movie the cry for freedom is all about apartheid in South Africa. The main staring characters in the movie are Denzel Washington and Kelvin Cline. The movie is based on a true story. In this story‚ Denzel is one of the black leaders who are working to make things convenient for the blacks. On the other hand‚ Donald is an editor to the local newspaper. Biko teaches woods how to live the lives of the black people woods understands the way the black people are struggling to make ends meet. This

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    The Cry of the Unborn I want to see the world at its most beautiful setting. I hunger to understand and know the ideas behind every single thing that people around me can offer. I would love to spend every single day of my life in a house that I can call home‚ in a grass meadow wherein I can do the craziest thing I can and with friends who can make me feel wanted. But where am I now? It is dark in here. All I can see is nothing. Pitch black. Blinding obscurity. What to expect? I am still on my

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    Cry Freedom Steve Bantu Biko was born December 18th 1946 and died September 12th 1977. He was an apartheid activist in South Africa in the 1960s till 1970s. He did founded the Black Consciousness Movement‚ which would empower much of the urban black population. And he became famous for his slogan "black is beautiful"‚ the meaning of it was that you should be happy as you are and begin to look upon yourself as a human being. Steve Biko wanted to be a doctor and ergo is the reason why he studied

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    The book Cry‚ the Beloved Country is an interesting navel about apertide in South Africa. It talks about a man from a small village named Ndotsheni who travels to a large city to help his city. The theme of the movie Cry Freedom is a lot like the book. The movie is about a reporter who goes to South Africa to find out what it was like in the apertide. The book and the movie have many parallel themes One of the biggest themes found in the movie and the book is fear. In the book the first sigh of

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    Was the “way of the warrior” justifiable to precede abusive treatment of prisoners? Although the Japanese created barbaric tactics‚ they did it to follow their moral codes and fulfill their honor. During World War II‚ the Japanese had seven camp groups‚ and within those groups‚ there were branch camps as well. Additionally‚ the purpose of these prison camps was to demonstrate the shame of surrendering. In doing so‚ the Japanese soldiers used the prisoners’ manpower to support the frontline troops

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    Cry Freedom The opening sequence depicts a South African police raid on an illegal shanti-town. Quick cuts create a sense of chaos‚ panic and confusion as uniformed police bludgeon Africans who run in fear. Close up shots of a vicious barking police dog are juxtaposed against a terrified baby screaming in order to shock the responder. Other quick cuts reveal policeman raping women and assaulting black Africans who are not resisting. The following scene depicts a young woman listening to

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    Courageous & Complex Cry‚ the Beloved Country is a compelling novel written by Alan Paton that tells the story of a distraught South Africa‚ and how one father faces the struggles of putting his family back together. Cry‚ the Beloved Country takes place in South Africa around the 1940’s. Stephen Kumalo‚ a priest that lives in the village of Ndotsheni‚ receives a letter unexpectedly‚ asking him to come to the city of Johannesburg because his sister Gertrude is very ill. Kumalo is willing to make

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    PRAYER WARRIORS IN THE BIBLE BY Pr. David Munyere Who were the prayer warriors in the Bible? Prayer warriors are people who are known for regularly interceding on behalf of others before God. To intercede means to come between‚ so prayer warriors are‚ in effect‚ coming between God and the trouble in another person’s life. Prayer warriors are like advocates appealing to the Higher Court on behalf of their defendants. We’re all guilty before God‚ but God is merciful. Prayer warriors recognize

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