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The court finds him guilty of kidnapping and given his delicate mental state, he is sent to the mental institution.
Special Agent Jezzie Flannigan plays a key role in the movie. She is the disgraced officer who was held responsible for a security breach before she joined the case. As the case unraveled and Jezzie became more familiar with its circumstances, she decided to use it as a means to get out of the service for good. The embarrassment that she suffered as a result of the breach changed her attitude and she directed her frustration towards the case she is working on. It also shows the cunning and deceit side of Flannigan who works with Cross without ever giving the slightest hint of being involved on the other side of this conspiracy. She works with him as well as against him at the same time and this shows how a clever mind can be manipulated to come up with the most heinous of crimes. This character...
Eventually, when she realizes that Cross has learned her secrets, she thinks that her only choice is to kill her partner in crime as well as the victim and get away as soon as she can. Unfortunately, she is caught before her plan materializes.
Cross is a calm and enigmatic police officer who feels guilty for the death of his partner in an earlier case. To absolve himself of this burden, he quits the force. This sharp witted officer has all the skills required to crack even the most difficult of cases and this is exactly what he has done.
In short, Along Came a Spider is a gripping psychological thriller that brings to light the complex and sometimes, the dark side of human brain.
" (Amidon). With this passage, White helps parents and educators that children can understand even the saddest things in life, even if they cannot understand or tolerate things like injustice. Wilbur is similar to the children that White targeted as readers. When Wilbur realizes that he cannot save Charlotte's life or even be with her in death, he takes a step to ensure her immortality. He pesters Templeton to help him,
Charlotte's Web: Field Research, Psycho-Social Research, and a Textual Summary and Analysis Introduction and Field Research Background My niece Ariel, age 11, agreed to read Charlotte's Web by E.B. White with me, and to be my informant on this project (Shapiro, "Personal Interview"). Ariel is extremely bright (IQ over 140), and has already finished the 7th grade, having skipped second grade in elementary school (I bring this up not so much to
The angel's position as a symbol of faith is revealed not only through his wings, but also through his first appearance drenched in mud. In Christian theology, the relationship between God and man began with God's creation of Adam through a mixture of earthly clay and divine spirit (Genesis 2:7). The angel's appearance in the mud highlights the duality of this relationship -- that it is at the same
She also learns, too late, that the jewels and the life she coveted so long ago was a sham. Hence, the symbolic nature of the necklace itself -- although it appears to have great value, it is in fact only real in appearance, not in reality and the heroine is incapable of assessing the false necklace's true worth. The tale of "The Necklace" conveys the moral that what is real,
railroad industrialized America, a Track That Unified a Nation How the railroad industrialized America In the nineteenth century, the railroad system of the United States of America came to life. The systems' sole purpose was to transport people and goods across the country. Railroad system in the country began on the East and moved westwards. The move to the west resulted in development of towns, which further made the system branch
Personal Philosophy My life is no doubt different from 99.9% of the rest of the American nation, and I'm not talking about the "occupy" movement. The occupy people are saying that only 1% of the population has the money and the power and the rest of us -- 99% of America -- are left with the crumbs. They have their point but my philosophy isn't directed against Wall Street per