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How does one know if they can trust themself—that what they believe to be the truth is really true? Sometimes one can lie to themself without even knowing it, other times one worries that they are lying to themself, but they cannot tell if they are. In Monster by Walter Dean Myers, Steve Harmon and James King are put on trial for the felony murder of a drug store owner, Mr. Nesbitt. During his jail time due to the trial, he writes a movie script and journal entries, which is how the information is presented to the reader. Kathy O’Brien, Harmon’s lawyer, helps him to be innocent in the eyes of the jury while the prosecutor, Sandra Petrocelli, and King’s lawyer, Asa Briggs attempt to link Harmon to King. Throughout Harmon’s writing, it is evident

I read the Fantasy book American Chillers Wisconsin Werewolves by Jonathan Rand. This book is 576 pages. According to Amazon a customer said ‘’What you see is what you get! No complaints!’’ I think the intended audience for this book is grades 3-6 because this book Is too hard for 2nd graders and too easy for 7th graders.

How would you feel to be put on trial for a crime you did not commit? In the book, Monster by Walter Dean Myers, this is the case for a sixteen-year-old Harlem boy named Steve Harmon. Steve is on trial for felony murder because he has been accused of being involved in being the lookout for a robbery that took place on December 22nd in an uptown convenience store that resulted in the shooting of Alguinaldo Nesbitt, the convenience store clerk. Steve Harmon is innocent for the reasoning’s of he does not know who Richard Evans is, the convenience store was not empty, and there was no signal.

This month I read a book called Virtual Vampire of Vermont, the book was published by an author called Jonathan Rand. He is by far one of my favorite authors in my life with some quality books. Something about this is that this book is just magic. Meaning that it sucks you into reading the whole entire book.No spoilers, but this book has everything you want. Suspense, description, easy to learn words, etc.

There is such kind of monsters, remain their appearance as a human, yet the things they do can only describe as monstrosities. They are not monsters in books and literature, a fear of unknown or sexual desires. People were, or still are facing actual brutal violence or psychological terror from those monsters. More importantly, the monster being talked here is one of our kind. They are human, yet described as “inhuman”, under the inhuman category of Stephen T. Asma’s book On Monsters, a bloody history, a dark past of humanity have been introduced as a monster. It is Khmer Rouge’s infamous security prison S21: the representation of the massacre took place in Cambodia in 20th century and this kind of monster, unfortunately, is still relevant to the world, even till this day.

The idea of what a monster is and how it pertains to modern day society has fascinated readers and writers for decades. Before taking this class, I was aware of what a monster is and the function it served in today’s society. Furthermore, after taking this class, I am now aware of what a monster truly is, and what really separates a monster from a regular person. The piece of text that I mainly chose to focus on and elaborate closely to demonstrate the aspects of a monster is appropriately named, Monster, by Walter Dean Myers. The reason I chose this piece of literature is because, Monster thoroughly elaborates what a monster is in todays society and how it functions in the modern day world. In this essay I will elaborate on

Judgment is a fundamental function of the human brain. On a daily basis one judges their peers for their actions, whether it be good or bad. In the novel, Monster by Walter Dean Myers, a young boy named Steve Harmon is put on trial for felony murder; he shares his experiences of what is going on throughout the case and how he is being perceived by his peers. The jury has to make a decision, marking Harmon guilty or not guilty. The jury must make a judgment about him, about who he is. Evidently, it is revealed that judgment is determined by one’s traits, actions, and appearance.

Do you wonder where your food comes from?  In the book, "Omnivore's Dilemma" by Michael Pollan, the author talks about where our food comes from. He also says how we can eat healthier.  Organic food is better than processed food in many ways based on price and healthiness.

An intense, aggressive moral scrutiny has sparked interest in the meat eating community. Eating is an activity that we as humans do frequently, and the variety of food is immense. We decide what we are about to eat and how it will affect our bodies. In different societies, controversy has arisen over the morality of eating meat from animals. However, the moral and ethical arguments of eating meat is not a new debate. Roger Scruton’s essay, “A Carnivore’s Credo”, addresses both carnivores and vegetarians by using an appeal to pathos and ethos to persuade people of the need to “remoralize” eating meat, and extrapolating that to mean that human beings have the conscious ability to choose and stand up for moral right and wrong.

Meat has been in our diet since the start of mankind. We eat meat everyday mindlessly. It is hard to avoid meat since it is everywhere we go. Meat is the majority of today’s food. There are very few vegetarian or vegan options in the food industry. Although, it has been growing more and more popular since it has become a lifestyle. The reason is to be the horrifying truth of today’s meat industry. For those who cannot bear the truth, pick up the vegetarian or vegan lifestyle.

Liam Baker born from italian mother and british father, and spent his first years in Lancaster, in a wealthy family. The father was a scientist, and often away from home, while the mother, very affectionate towards her son, was a brilliant lawyer which Liam always looked up to. He was indeed a clever and active boy, with a good disposition for the intellectual fields, and took the mother as a model-he was fascinated by her job, and the mother encouraged his passion. The father, on the other hand, was a distant man and not a good paternal figure, even though the little boy did always try to make him proud.Liam grew with all the love he needed thanks to the mother, but when he was twelve a tragic event happened: the father, after an argument, killed the mother, and Liam saw with his eyes the aftermath. Liam was shocked, and he couldn't do much when the father brought him oversea, kidnapping him. Liam, unaware of the father's plans, found himself gathered with other nine children that seemed to be in a similar situation. Reached a laboratory a team of scientist started to study them to start time later a series of inhuman experiments. Submitted to vaccines, contaminations and physical, painful alterations the children found themselves treated like test animal; drained of all his energies and devprived of his freedom, Liam got over the death of the mother only because he couldn't even linger on his thoughts, astonished by what his father was doing to him. The children

The meat industry today is not what it was nearly a century ago. While improvements are thought to have been made, an ever changing society has brought upon new problems that have been piled on to the previously existing ones. While these problems are not like those found in The Jungle, they do parallel how by exposing what is going on in the meat industry; new regulations would be the answer to the noted problems. The increased demand for meat has made it a rushed mutated production instead of a means to raise livestock for consumers. Taking into consideration the demand for cheap meat that will be used for in quick and high demanded products such as frozen and fast food, this demand of meat has greatly skyrocketed. Animals whose sole

Meat is an important part of our diet not only because it provides essential nutrients to our body, but also helps our body be effective. Many people think the only reason we eat meat is to satisfy hunger and to receive protein, but it is for so much more than that. Meat is more than just a complete protein unlike soy products, for example, which need to be combined with supplemental proteins to be considered "complete." It's loaded with other healthy goodies, including high levels of iron and B vitamins, such as niacin and riboflavin which enables the growth of healthy skin and nerves as well as help digestion and maintain good vision. Meat also contains selenium, which works as an antioxidant with vitamin E to protect the human body from heart disease and other health problems. Phosphorus, which helps regulate metabolism, is also

Cutting meat out of a diet entirely can be detrimental to the health of many people, because meat has important nutrients that are necessary to lead a healthy life. One big contributor that is regularly mentioned when discussing this topic is protein. A lot of people say that there are sources of protein other than meat, but meat is a great source of complete protein, containing all the amino acids our bodies need, including the ones our bodies can’t produce. People who don’t eat meat are especially vulnerable to neurotransmitter imbalances. “Neurotransmitters are chemical

Among the 15 meat-eaters, only two persons could hold out their arms for fifteen to thirty minutes; however, among the 32 vegetarians, 22 persons held out their arms for fifteen to thirty minutes, 15 persons for over thirty minutes, 9 persons for over one hour, 4 persons for over two hours, and one vegetarian held his arms out for over three hours. (Fallon)