… era where circus shows containing circus 'freaks' were common. The text begins with a montage of disturbing and provocative images, coupled with pounding and eerie music creating an unnerving atmosphere connoting the horror and thriller genres. The…

… the counselor as I was sitting in front of her, trying to schedule my classes for next semester. I was not sure how to reply to such a significant question that will direct my life to its development. I thought about all the past experiences in different…

… kids her age. When she starts suffering from debilitating headaches, she visits her doctor, who delivers stunning news: Kate is dying. She has an inoperable brain tumour that could end her life at any moment. As her family and the members of the small…

… constant warring of the Zhou era, arose many creative thinkers that brought such a knowledgeable impact in politics, religion and philosophy. Confucianism became the primary school of thinking. Later important philosophies such as Daoism and Legalism…

… Cities." 2. Author and date written: Charles Dickens; written in 1859, London, Published in weekly serial form between April 20, 1859, and November 26, 1859 3. Country of author: London, England 4. Characters (label as major or minor) with brief…

… in Celtic and Roman history, which explains our historical fascination as to why and how the Revolt was propagated. When looking for a distinct cause one would perhaps immediately pinpoint the mistreatment of Boudicca and her daughters however there…

… that when played out, shaped the trade and industry environments of the globe. It was led by two of the strongest powers in the world at the time, located on opposites sides of the earth. It was then so fitting,…

… ever was born in Kansas City. Throughout he's life he was beaten by bullies at school, physically and mentally abused at the hands of a pill-popping mum who caused him to become a victim of munchasen syndrome, all living in he's Detroit trailer park…

… when something impossible is achieved. Dictionary definition: An event that appears inexplicable by the laws of nature and so is held to be an act of God. Christian definition: an event in the external world brought about by the immediate agency or…

… Near synonyms include credibility, likelihood, and probability. Example: 'His testimony gave verisimilitude to her claim.' Verisimilitude can also mean an accurate portrayal of reality in art or literature. A near synonym of this sense is realism.…