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Cover Letter After analysis and individualization of our evidence, we concluded that Talia Zagon killed Mr. MacDougall. To determine Talia Zagon was the murderer, we performed many tests in order to analysis and individualize the evidence. We had known samples of hair, fingerprints, handwriting, paper, ink, blood, and fiber from the five possible suspects. To compare these samples, we used the unknown evidence from our crime scene. The first test we performed was the fingerprint test. To test

happy as the material made today. Fairytales began as a warning sign, warning of the consequences the future held. The fairytale Maleficent most people know of today isn’t an original. In the original version of Sleeping Beauty, titled Sun, Moon, and Talia, it warns, a man has a large amount of power that he takes for granted. Instead of punishment for extreme actions in the original version man is rewarded. Fairytales have impacted positively and negatively how people in society today view what’s possible

teenager would have trouble physiologically and emotionally going into adulthood. As is the case of Talia,she is a teenager who is nearing the end of adolescence but feels ill equipped to venture into adulthood. Erickson theory of psychosocial development to explain the struggles that Talia is experiencing. In addition, further exploration into race and culture provide some solutions which may assist Talia in improving her self-esteem. Erickson ,gives us a guideline on several theories

Ever since I could remember, I have been different. When I was four, my mom tried to light candles on my makeshift birthday cake with an ancient lighter. The lighter had to have been over half a century old and the fluid had dried out. Looking at me with her icy blue apologetic eyes, she told me I would just have to pretend there were candles to be blown out. Doing as she asked, I blew out the imaginary flame. Instead of the candle staying perfectly unlicked by a flame, it ignited. We watched in

aspects to the story. The earliest version is the Italian story of “Sun, Moon, and Talia,” written in 1634, with the German version “Little Briar Rose” written in 1812. The differences between these versions of the story reveal deeper cultural values and history of the time that they were written, which deepens the understanding of why the stories were written the way that they were. The Italian story of “Sun, Moon, and Talia” can be seen as the first version of the story of “Sleeping Beauty,” as even

Their gone aren't they" her words pierce my emotions vigorously, I raise my head to her heavy eyes she mumbles “I know” tears scourge her empty expression incautiously. I pull her to my chest my arms tight around her fragile body hoping she wouldn't break and leave me with nothing but shards of pain cutting every part of pain i knew. I tug harder not able to unknow the fear taking over deep inside. Her little fingers attach to my back. my heart balls up choking me carelessly as the tears running

Giambattista print version of the story Sun, Moon, and Talia, and the Disney film version Sleeping Beauty both send the same message about love, but the film version is more effective at sending the main message. In the print version Sun, Moon, and Talia, Talia is a young and beautiful female character. The female protagonist role, as Talia does not effectively send the message because her role is undeveloped and rush as a majority of the story she is asleep, or is in love with the king. In contrast

the Choosing and teaching of Queen's Own Herald Talia. The story can be divided into four sections The first section talks about Choosing of Talia by the Companion Rolan, and then a journey to Haven which is the capital of Valdemar. Talia comes from the southern border of Valdemar. She lives with a kinfolk of Holderkin who are socially and religiously strict group .The Holderkins believe in female submission and polygamous marriage. Talia rejects an offer of marriage, declaring her yearning

Fairy tales are known for having females with extreme beauty or profound evil. A woman’s beauty defines her worth and purity; jealousy and greed controlled her wickedness. When authors placed women in these types of roles within fairy tales, they spread to people's minds. With this, it makes it acceptable to stereotype women in these ways. Stories during an overwhelmingly patriarchal society, it’s not surprising that they have an obvious disdain towards women. Versions of Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella

One Body Type Batman: Under the Red Hood is a graphic novel written by Judd Winick. In the graphic novel, Batman faces his past when the deceased Jason Todd comes back to life as a vigilante bent on revenge. As the plot unfolds, and Batman gets closer to discovering the truth behind the Red Hood, an easily missed pattern emerges from the art on the pages. Every woman introduced into the plot is drawn with similar characteristics: a thin body, shapely hips, and a fair bust. Does the shapely figure

a loving peck on the lips. The brothers Grimm based their version of Sleeping Beauty off of Perrault’s “Sleeping Beauty in the Wood”. It did not just start there, though. “Sleeping Beauty in the Wood” is actually based on Basile’s “Sun, Moon, and Talia”. Both stories include rape, but there are

and how important they are in very difficult circumstances. Infinite Country by Patricia Engel goes over different points of view of a family trying to reunite after being separated by immigration from Colombia to the United States after 14 years. Talia is one of the main characters as we see her travel all through Colombia to reach the airport in Bogotá and fly over to the United States to be with her mother and other siblings. We also see Elena and Mauro, Talia’s parents, similarly have to survive

and Talia, and Disney’s 1959 film Sleeping Beauty have both shown that true love can prevail the threats that come at someone in life. In Basile’s version of sleeping beauty, the king rapes Talia, impregnanting Talia to give birth to two babies that she cherishes deeply, and falls in love with the king after meeting him (Basile, 2). This portrayal does not help send the message because she is strongly in love with her babies all because of the king, ignoring the fact that the king rapes Talia unconscious

Talia was just as gorgeous up close as she was away. They spent the rest of the night making jokes and watching the moon reflect the light of the ocean. Nevertheless, they were both head over heels for each other. When it started to get exceptionally late, Poseidon told her he should probably head home. Talia responded with, “I wish you didn’t but that's probably a good idea. Will I ever see you again?”

characters is Sun, Moon and Talia. And then there is the King and the queen Talia is cursed and can't touch flax or she will fall asleep. Talia see flax and it gets under her finger nail. Her dad puts her in a country house. THan a king out hunting lost his bird into the house. The king knocks and no one answers. He goes in through a window and see Talia asleep. The king rapes her and leaves. Than Talia is pregnant and has twins the babies suck the flax out of Talia’s finger and Talia wakes up. King comes

The one instance that I have had to deal with was Talia, a three and a half year old. She was repetitively hitting and pushing the other children and taking their toys away. The child was experiencing behavior problems at home as well. Talia lived with her single mother and grandmother. Mom worked evenings and the grandmother took care of her granddaughter after working all day. The only time Talia saw Mom, was on the way to childcare in the morning. Every other weekend

I'm Alex, im the girl that is telling you about my trip to Pearl Harbor with my friends. The kids that are going on the trip with me to Pearl Harbor are Amya, Michael, and Talia. Amya was a beautiful mid aged doctor, had no kids and was married to a sailor. Talia was a young mid-20s nurse and is a gorgeous loving person. Talia was also married to a sailor. Michael was a sailor and was also in his mid-20s. Michael had a tough life growing up, he has a lot of history but doesn't like to share it with

Zaccari, Ms. Zaccari, Isaiah, and Talia. By this, what I mean is Alex explains how he should explain this to Ms. Zaccari by stating how he’s a suspicious person just by looking at how he looks. That until she spends a day as a black man, I don’t think she’ll ever understand why the cops make me uneasy. Ms. Zaccari then, when she realizes she’s getting nowhere with Alex or Talia, turns to Isaiah. On Page 170 we see this very topic on how Alex views the police

Sleeping Beauty titled ‘Talia, the Sun and the Moon’, written by Italian author Giambattista Basile, an unconscious Talia is abandoned in a forest after pricking her finger on a deadly chip of flax. However, instead of stealing a kiss from a handsome prince and marrying him, like in the fairy tales we have come to know, she was raped by a King, and was impregnated. She later woke up when her sons, named Sun and Moon, suckled on her finger and loosened the splinter. Talia then marries the King and

include elements of plot, setting, characters, language and thematic concerns that help to convey the attitudes of society. Revenge Tragedy can be expressed and identified through Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1879) and Giambattista Basile’s Sun, Moon and Talia where the conventions portray the attitudes of society whilst still distinguishing it as a Revenge Tragedy. One