The Quantico Case Study

Winston was uninformed that the proprietor of the shop, Mr. Charrington, a member of the Thought Police. The shop owner reports the unlawful act to the authorities. Shortly after, soldiers apprehend Winston and Julia. The couple is separated and Winston is forced into the Ministry of Love (MiniLuv). O’Brien makes an appearance and reveals that he concealed his legitimate identity, he is a Big Brother spy, in order to deceive Winston into committing an open act of rebellion against the government.

After all that Montag was tempted to steal a book from the house. The Book confuses him which made him call an old friend he met at the park awhile back. His old friend, Faber, helped his come up with a plan after he realizes how bad society Is.” Plant the books, Turn in an alarm, and see the firemen house bum, is that what you Mean?”(Bradbury 157).

Only caring about being accepted somewhere David found a friend named John who wanted David to be initiated before he could join his “gang”. He was ordered to slash two of his teacher’s tires and knowing what he was doing was wrong, he had more fear of being scrutinized by John and the rest of the school for being a wimp. John had a plan to set fire to the teacher’s classroom and had already set his plan into motion before backing out after a fire had already started. David was left behind and put out the fire but his trust in John was lost after John put all the blame onto David.

From Baba’s perspective stealing was and unforgivable sin, so Amir framed Hassan for stealing his birthday money. Everyone knew that Hassan never lied so when Baba asked him if he actually stole the money he said yes. He knew that if he said no they would believe him and Amir would get in trouble.

Mr. Summers wants the stoning to happen quickly, so the citizens do not have to think about their wrongful actions. The citizens subconsciously realize randomly murdering an innocent person is wrong, but they have to participate in the lottery. When the stoning happens swiftly, the citizens do not have enough time to process the fact that they are randomly murdering one of their own villagers. In order to protect the villagers from analyzing the horrible results of the lottery and worrying about their wrongful actions later in the day, Mr. Summers tells them to throw the stones

Amir learns of Baba’s deceptions encompassing Hassan being his half-brother from Rahim Khan. Baba takes that secret with him to the grave thereby robbing them of their right to the truth about Hassan’s identity. The shock is overwhelming for Amir because Baba is the one who tells him that theft is the worst sin you can commit, “...there is only one sin, only one. And that is theft. Every other sin is a variation of theft...

He is justified in killing his fire chief and running from the law and hiding the books from his wife, because he had nothing to lose and he know what would happen if he was caught. Montag is justified in killing Beatty because he was protecting Faber who was a friend who was innocent. The only thing that Montag

George announces during one of his ramblings that he "had a way of finding out whom the yellow car belonged to," (Fitzgerald 164) thus tracking the murderer. He was assured it was a murder despite everyone telling him it was an accident. He wanted to find the person responsible badly and this is the beginning of his poor decisions. Wilson leaves the garage when alone and makes his way to West Egg, seeking revenge after a character change brought by the loss of his wife. Tom, jealous over the relationship that was forming between Gatsby and Daisy, tells Wilson that Gatsby is the one who hit Myrtle as he was having an affair with her.

This assassination made the Union very mad. Abraham’s wish was to bring both sides together back to one country. So the Union wanted to grant him his wish and they did. Civil War was resolved on May 9, 1865. General Robert E. Lee surrender to the Union in Northern Virginia.

Specifically, according to this theory Jim Jones began to mess around with the idea of a “Revolutionary Suicide”(Jonestown Massacre 3). For example, a member from The People’s Temple that escaped told about practicing suicide drills (Streissguth 1). Meanwhile, after the member told people about this a reporter and Congressman Leo Ryan went to investigate what was going on. He found that everything that was said was true such as the suicide drills, beatings, and many people asked for them to take them with them. Once Ryan decided to leave Jones found out and sent gunman to terminate Ryan and the reporter out of fear that the truth about Jonestown would be exposed.

They are both super sneaky. Abraham is keeping it a secret that he is joining his friends to form a Culper Spy Ring. He lies to his father, Richard Woodhull, and tells him that he is going to New York to study the law, while he is actually going there to be apart of the spy. Robert Rodgers is discreet when he acts as a spectator when Abraham shoots Easton. He then, sneaks up on Abraham and suffocates him from behind.

The killing of the Al-Qaeda leader, which is a Radical Islamic Terrorist Group, founded in the 1980 's by Osama Bin Laden, was a huge justice in the U.S. and other countries. Bin Laden posed a global threat to the countries where Islam is not implemented, he was responsible for the September, 11th attacks back in 2001. He orchestrated it, and had it planned for months, he was planning more attacks on the U.S. after 9/11 as well. ("The World Trade Center History.")

In the allegorical novel lord of the flies by William Goulding, through the topic of hunts the author[a] shows how all human beings have the capacity of brutality. He expresses this topic throughout the story with Jacks first hunt, Ralph finally going hunting and Jacks ‘tribe’hunting Ralph. In the novel Goulding slowly builds up the intensity of the hunts. Since hunts were such a big part of the novel Goulding made sure to include suspenseful and colorful language when describing each hunt. Basically throughout the book the boys mostly all enjoyed pig hunting but towards the end they begun to start ‘hunting’ their own.

“How could you be safe by the little stream or on the open beach?” (183) After Ralph ran away, he was alone with no one to help him while he was injured. Ralph doesn’t feel safe anywhere since they group of savage boys could be anywhere to attack Ralph. After they group of boys decided to join Jack in his tribe, the group of boys turned into savages.

The Lion King The Lion King and the story of Osiris are very similar. Just like in the story of The Lion King, Osiris is the ruler of the land, with his wife by his side, and an evil brother, named Set. Set tricks his brother into getting into a chest, for whoever fits it perfectly wins. Of course the chest fits Osiris, and Set sends him off into The Nile River, locked in the chest. When Osiris’ wife, Iris, sees this, Set cuts him up into 14 pieces.