He combed his hair, watching his captor in the mirror. ... You take your normal route to the hotel." Ah, the hotel so that is what they were after, Ryan thought. ... " Ryan nodded, staring at the masked eyes directly in front of him. ... "I could just keep on driving pass the hotel, but the car behind me would notice that and radio their people at the house to kill her. ... However, the tall captor explicitly warned me about that." Ryan looked at his watch. ...

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The only difference between the old man's eye and normal eyes is the fact he feels this eye was watching the narrator. The narrator feels he is being constantly watched or judged by the eye. ... In both stories they refer to their murder victims as friends. ... Both characters hide their victims well. ... His actions displayed to his guest were driven by paranoia. ...

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The scene gives us the impression that the women are going to continue with their work. ... That line seems like it makes our eyes move in circular motion. ... These people were disregarded by the traditionalists. ... Their relevance in the paintings seems equal. As Rosenblum points out, the woman and the still life form, on opposite sides of the painting, two distinct yet integrated subjects that make the viewer switch eyes from one side to the other as if he was watching a tennis match. ...

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Chicago Bears are opening their new stadium for home football games in 2003. ... They know that the game is meant to be watched with others. ... When watching the players perfect their final motions and stretch all limbs for agility and power, there is a rush of excitement that circles the crowd. ... Jake especially likes to watch football on Sundays with his friends and family. ... At times he will beg for her approval to go off with his friends to watch football. ...

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They receive no pain from their punishment. ... This random condemnation rubs me the wrong way because it condems people for events out of their control, their birth. ... His purpose is to appoint all that enter hell to what level of hell they must go. ... Entering the Fourth Circle, Dante notes that "more shades were here than anywhere else." ... Dante continues to make himself comperable to Jesus and also gives the reader the impresion that he is watched over by God. ...

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After watching the movie "The Last Temptation of Christ," Christ may be seen in a very different light. ... We soon learn that he is plagued with voices as if he is being followed he feels as if he is being watched. ... He goes to the temple and becomes enraged at the money exchange that is taking place there. ... This movie in my eyes depicts Jesus in a way that I can't help but feel is accurate. ... lly makes one think and challenge their own ideals and pre conceived notions. ...

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I had just never thought about my eyes before. ... Billy was very young and was to have special surgery to try to repair both of his eyes, which were damaged in the car accident that killed his mother. ... If he told, "The Spruills would lick their wounds and pack up their ragged belongings. ... The Chandlers were not very wealthy people. ... Luke had to watch his family suffer through poor times. ...

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"Rap has become the largest-selling category of recorded music, and youth-obsessed culture-watchers are busily assuring us that we are all hop-hoppers now" (Teachout 14). ... The problem lies underneath, where the stories are told through eyes that are controlled by what they believe the public should and should not see. ... As citizens watched their fellow Americans struggle through hardships and lose their lives, many were compelled to become involved; all were forced to question the justness of the world. ... However, their attitudes began to change with every news broadcast. Night aft...

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These issues were not only the influences that led her to write The Yellow Wallpaper, but the story is a mirror image of her life. ... During the nineteenth century, the social/gender roles of women were to take care of and nurture the home and family without the interference of an active mind. ... It is given an almost human quality with eyes that watch the woman's every move, judging and criticizing, continually commenting on the ineptness of her role as a wife and mother. ... Both women seem to truly love their husbands despite their disgust for the domestic life required of them. ...

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No one is going to make a person practice the extra hours away from the classroom needed to go up in belt levels. ... When the student is standing in line and looks to the right or left out of the corners of his or her eyes he or she will only see the next highest ranking person on their right and all those below them on their left. ... The bulk of Dorians activities that he did in order to be more successful were ritual. ... Conversely Dorian would never watch an opponent that he knew he was about to fight because he feared that he would be "psyched out" himself, especially if the opponent wo...

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Her little boy, who would be three, next month, had large blue eyes, a beaming smile, and sandy brown hair. ... Nicola had to exchange some underwear at TJ Hughes, and Denise waited nearby, watching the children. ... "I'll go that way, missus."" ... They watched for a bit, and then crossed heavy traffic to Church Road West. ... I'm going to tell my mum I'm not going to mind him no more."" ...

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Waiting for the ballroom dancers to come out and swirl around the room in their magnificent costumes. The viewer is automatically aware that it is going to be ballroom dancers. ... B: The silhouette and slo-mo against a white background, is there it to emphasize the sense of waiting to see, who are going to be the dancers as the silhouette hides us from the characters. ... Our eyes become focused on how the ballroom dancers spin around. ... If we were to set the film out like this article we would have Fran being Debra Messing at one end of the magazine representing a natural appearance. ...

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It is actually more like an autobiographical journey of life through its author, Dante Alighieri's eyes. ... These people were self sufficient and capable of surviving in an atmosphere that I couldn't imagine. ... Nino goes to the land of chocolate to do better than his feeble existence in Italy. ... Another film I choose to watch was Why Bicycle Thieves. ... Their happiness and security don't last long. ...

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This description of William I gives him the image of a deity, which would help explain England's immediate acceptance of their new King. ... Henry made promises to the country that would help win their approval. ... At the time, their were three strong claimants: Robert, Earl of Gloucester, Henry's illegitimate son, Stephen, Count of Blois, Henry's nephew, and Henry's only surviving legitimate child, Matilda. ... However, once again, Henry's plan does not go quite as expected. ... Whether or not he was going to declare a new heir was irrelevant, for the minds of ...

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d to go to college, so all we did was get together and learn from movies. ... At this early stage in his career, the seeds of Woo's future violent films were already evident. ... Studio executives were impressed with what they saw and, despite shelving the film for two years, offered Woo a contract as a director. ... His films during this period were duds at the box office. ... In one comical moment Tequila covers the eyes of a baby he is rescuing from the maternity ward to shield him from the bloodshed around them, saying "X-rated violence." ...

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The remaining members of the party search through the bodies of dead Orcs and find many weapons, but not any clue as to where the hobbits were. ... Eomer and his riders tell the men that they have already slain the Orcs but that there were no Hobbits with them. ... Their dim hope of catching their friends grows even fainter. ... He tells Aragorn that he must go to their aid. ... Theoden, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. ...

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This tactic does not go over very well with everyone, which is the reason why he had some enemies. ... A normal person does not have an autopsy and cremation within 24 hours of their death, never mind a huge public figure involved in a big murder mystery. ... Surely they knew what they were. There were two scheduled funeral services for him and both were cancelled at the last minute. ... In the song "Life Goes On" from the album "Al...

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He felt that most of the middle class had pulled wool over their eyes and their denial of such maturing problems was a vice that he could take from them. ... It was accepted as long as the swears were deleted and several names were changed to prevent lawsuits. ... He admired the men and women that he worked with, and felt that they were underappreciated, and eventually became disappointed with the imposing processes that dominated their lives. His political views began to take true shape as he saw that the under classes of this time period were only represented through their strivings to imp...

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Green and the British Councilman, and the scene among the Umuofia Progressive Union are juxtaposed against each other to illustrate their differences and their paradoxical similarities. ... When ordering their beers, one of the men says: "One beer for this master." ... Also for the better reason that they were not as scared as the first generation of being called uncivilized." ... It seems that, from their beginning, Achebe is foreboding their unhappy ending. ... This directs us to watch out for language. ...

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• Grade Level: High School