In the final trickster tale, “C&B”, it states, “When he came to the herd, he was astonished to see the cow he had killed. She was there with the others! She refused to go with Coyote again, and Buffalo Bull would not give him another cow. Coyote had to return to his own country without a buffalo.” Based off the evidence from the passage, this shows how the coyote took a path that he thought was not that bad in his head, but it turned out to be proven that he did not take the more accurate approach and therefore it would have turned out to be more of a harmful risk that could have possibly killed him and wasn 't the right decision for him.
In conclusion, Eurylochus shouldn't have killed Helios’s cattle because of the warning, the promise, and because they had enough food already. Even though Helios should have let Eurylochus and the men have a cow because they needed another type of food to eat. In the end, Eurylochus and the other men shouldn't have killed and feasted the
On one occasion, Harriet was unable to make it to Garrett’s station. Thomas was able to hatch a plan in order for Tubman and her fugitives to reach his store safely. “Garrett hired bricklayers and had them leave the city crossing a bridge in two wagons, seemingly off for a day’s work on the farm… Once Garrett’s henchmen were safely outside the city, they rendezvoused with Tubman and carefully hid all the fugitives in the bottom of the wagons, under blankets and tools.” Garrett was willing to do anything possible in order to help Tubman and the fugitives.
Detective Leavitt was standing on the block with the bill barely showing; Miller approached
So he goes and asks his neighbors if they had seen anything because they live to far apart. So he goes and he checks his cameras and he sees and old man with a wooden cane that the bottom is soaked in blood getting into a rusty ford bronco. And as he was walking out to get in his truck a rusty ford bronco tried to run him over. He saw the license plate it was a Kansas plate that said SUCKER on it so he headed to the precinct to put it in the computer. When he put it in it came out to Rhonda rousey who is a 55 year old woman.
The new policy was a response to the U.S. attempts to purchase Texas from Mexico. Santa Anna’s
It is never okay to reference rape on national TV in any context. It doesn’t matter what Knight meant to say, as there will be many people offended by that kind of language watching from all over the country. However, these comments were made when Knight was asked in reference to referees making poor calls during Hoosier games. With Knight immediately saying not to take it out of context, it could be fair to assume that he meant to not take the comments
Moses Wright tried to stay out of the way and let the men do their job(S5). He states that his wife tried to make the men release Emmett Till and offered to pay the men anything as much as they wanted. Moses states that the men did not even say a word. Moses wright watched the men drive away through the screen door on the porch. He states that the men did not turn on the lights on the car when they pulled out of the driveway.
The cart was about to crash into a tree and kill Douglass but luckily he escaped his death. Obviously, he could not lie to his owner, so when he told him what had happened he said he was going to give him lessons. Instead of giving him lessons, he pulled out his cow-skin and was about to whip Douglass but did not. Another event that had occurred was that Mr. Covey went to attack Douglass but he had fought back. Frederick thought he was a goner, but instead, Mr. Covey simply walked away.
If Eurylochus told them different, the men could have held back for at least a little longer. When the men thought they could sacrifice to not be punished, they believed everything should be fine. Eurylochus had persuaded them to take the wrong path and eat the cattle thus killing them for disobeying Helios. On the other hand, Eurylochus had a very good point against waiting to leave for food. The men there had a good reason to eat.
The sheriff wanted him to be guilty right away because of the incident that happened between Avery and the sheriff’s wife. The sheriff stated to Avery “I got you now.” The jail usually has a list of the people who were arrested the night before. When Stevens’s lawyer came to check his name wasn’t on the list. The sheriff ordered his name not be on the list.
The day that Tom Brady was supposed to meet with investigators he reportedly destroyed his cell phone, which prevented investigators from recovering any messages or emails that may have been incriminating. Every story has two sides to it, and on the other side attempting to reprimand Brady was NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Roger Goodell was very unpleased about this Deflategate scandal to say the least. He was convinced that Brady had cheated and set out to make an example out of Tom Brady and the Patriots organization in hopes that other teams would take notice, and this type of controversy
His main motivation is he doesn’t want to show weakness in the court. There is a deposition signed by ninety one landowning farmers attesting to the good characters of Elizabeth, Martha, and Rebecca. “No, No I accept no depositions. Tell me Mr. Proctor, have you given out this story in the village” (Miller 1251). Danforth will not accept this deposition, because he feels the deposition is an attack on the court.
The police violated Wolf’s rights and since there was no warrant for arrest or warrant to search his office the police was trespassing. The police officer who violated his rights was to be punished by his superiors. The judges decided that using such evidence goes completely against the Fourth Amendment which is a basic need to our freedom. States should follow this law but are not directly forced to. States using evidence that should be excluded in their “statute becomes a form, and its protection an illusion,”(Wolf v Colorado, 1949).
The responsibility was laid out to them clearly, but the decision to downplay this massacre would lead to events soldiers wished never happened. By omission and commission, they suppressed reports of the incident and submitted false or misleading accounts to higher headquarters. (My Lai Massacre) By suppressing the news of the massacre, Calley and his fellow officers just dug themselves a deep hole. Surely they should have expected the cause and effect from this small decision.