Both women react differently to Dracula’s taint.
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Holy Bananas!
Dracula’s taint
Rather than the standard taint-reaction one would expect in Victorian times.
Who’s this “Ibid” character anyway?
Many of the statements in this paper are also noted as coming from a person only identified as ‘Ibid’ in the footnotes. I am not skeptical of Ibid’s view, but I would like to find his/her article and read it for myself.
The third one!
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if you think our economy is bad just be thankful you dont live in neopia
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THIS THIS A THOUSAND TIMES THIS XD
I liked mine better….
The girl from District 5 grabs the pumpkin from the Cornucopia and runs into the forest, watching the bloodbath from the trees. Clove gets the corn and sinks one into the back of the boy from District 6.
I watch Peeta as he goes straight for the bread.
I kept wondering why they would climb on that thing to get away from the mutant dogs.
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Josh on the cave scene.
I hate how much people are publicizing the Peeta-Katniss-Gale thing. The Hunger Games is not a love story. It is a story about people, about the depth and strength of humanity against all odds. Romance is, of course, a part of that, but it is not the all.
I think the Peeta-Katniss-Gale thing is an important aspect of The Hunger Games, because love and empathy and caring deeply about things matters quite a bit in the series and as a quality in humanity. The whole revolution is sparked and fueled by love (not necessarily romantic love) and fighting for something. Neither the book nor the movie dwells on the romantic triangle as the most important thing, but it is something that drives the characters’ actions. Besides, having teenage romance issues all while dealing with the dystopian disaster that is Panem matters, too. Even when the world goes to shit, well, you can still live a ridiculous teenage life, eh?
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Submission: Stephanie
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… And the human race is filled with passion. And medicine, law, business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for.
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