Orc Essays

  • ORC RESEARCH

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    prevention departments handle the large cases. The FBI states explains the ORC as a commonly used term among the retail industry and state and local law enforcement, it remains difficult to clearly define because it can be comprised of several underlying crimes and is subject to different interpretations by retail and law enforcement stakeholders (2001). The federal definition for “organized retail theft,” the use of the term ORC to refer to a broader set of crimes that can affect retail stakeholders

  • George MacDonald's The Princess and the Goblin

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    George MacDonald's The Princess and the Goblin In his novel The Princess and the Goblin, George MacDonald has cleverly crafted an underground society populated by a distorted and "ludicrously grotesque" race. Within the body of his tale, he reveals that these people are descended from humans, and did in fact, once upon a time, live upon the surface themselves. Only eons of living separated from fresh air and sunlight have caused them to evolve into the misshapen creatures we meet in this story

  • Bed Time Story

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    Bed Time Story "Mum can I have a story before I go to bed?" asked Kathy. "Yes my dear," replied Lizzie. "Which one are you going to tell me tonight mum?" asked Kathy in anticipation. "How about, the one about me and your aunt Laura and the Goblin men," answered Lizzie "O.K. all tucked in, how does the story start?" asked Kathy "it starts like this………" When your aunt Laura and

  • Goblin Market Thesis

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    The addiction to the magical fruits clearly impacts Laura because “she no more swept the house” (Rossetti). This section from “Goblin Market”, written by Christina Rossetti, uses the tidiness of the house as a metaphor for a relationship. The tidiness is set in play from the beginning of the poem, where Lizzie and Laura are introduced as sisters and they “aired and set to rights the house” (Rossetti). In the poem, goblins sell addictive fruits. The house is kept in impeccable conditions with the

  • Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market

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    The poem “Goblin Market” by Christina Rossetti, has thematically been approached in various ways. The poem has many different themes and uses various metaphors and images. After reading “Goblin Market”, I believe Rossetti’s intentions were to express the views and beliefs of Christianity utilizing a feminine approach. “Goblin Market” tells a story about two sisters (Laura and Lizzie) who battle with the temptations of sin in their everyday lives. When Laura falls into the temptation of sin, Lizzie

  • Addiction In Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market

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    “Goblin Market”, written by Christina Rossetti in 1859 tells the story of two sisters, Laura and Lizzie, who face temptation on the daily basis from the goblin men who sell enchanting fruit. It is evident, that Christina Rossetti’s poem “Goblin Market” has a strong parallel to Christianity, more specifically the story of Adam and Eve. Temptation is prevalent in Lizzie and Laura towards the goblin’s fruit. In the beginning, they try to ignore the enticing calls of the goblin men, but eventually Laura

  • The Germanic and Celtic Tradition by George MacDonald

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    The Germanic and Celtic Tradition by George MacDonald One of the most interesting things about fairytales is how the author has borrowed ideas from ancient myths and legends and kept them alive in their writings. The Princess and the Goblin is one of these fairytales. In writing this novel, George MacDonald has incorporated much of the folk tradition in his characters and plot. Specifically, his concept of goblins seem to be drawn from the tradition of dwarfs, gnomes, and kobolds of Germanic

  • Laura's Personality

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    Laura and Lizzie, the two sisters, are the protagonists of Rossetti's poem "Goblin Market", Both of them are maiden, pure and innocent. While Lizzie holds on to her innocence and was able to overcome her temptation, Laura fell prey to the goblin men. The personality of Laura progresses throughout the poem, from naivety towards experience and then finally to redemption. In the beginning of the poem Laura is portrayed as innocent until she tries the goblin fruit that takes away her innocence. The

  • How Does Bilbo Change In Bilbo

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    Changes in Bilbo Bilbo has gone through quite a bit of extraordinary changes throughout the book in a result of some pretty bizarre occurrences. In the beginning, Bilbo was the kind of Hobbit who had only found it necessary to step foot outside if it was to buy food or to observe the wildlife. Little did Bilbo know that his fate would soon lead to something more than just being a measly homebody Hobbit who had nothing better to do than to make a spot of tea. Bilbo would soon be put in death-defying

  • Goblin Market Annotated

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    “Goblin Market,” a poem by the 19th century poet Christina Rossetti (1830-1894), was written, according to the author, for children. “Goblin Market,” is a poem about two sisters, Laura and Lizzie, and the events that take place after Laura is unable to avoid the temptations of “goblin men” and their calls to “come buy” the luscious fruit that they sell each night in the market place. If Rossetti aimed for the poem to be depicted as a story for children, the prospect of “Goblin Market” as a children’s

  • Goblin Market Annotated

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    "Goblin Market," one among Christina's most sexual poems, contains various analogies to sexual appetites, however it's unclear whether or not she was aware of these sexual innuendos. As her need for esthetical fulfillment becomes a lot more intense, Laura takes on the characteristics of a beast, recalling the fate of many lustful figures. Rossetti permits herself the total freedom of her poetic gifts: her musicality, her visual sense, and her ability in each narrative and lyric modes. The sisters

  • Concerning Orcs and Goblins in the Tolkien Universe

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    Concerning Orcs and Goblins in the Tolkien Universe John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, or simply J.R.R. Tolkien as he was commonly called, is the author of a widely known series of books which take place in the fictional land of Middle Earth. Of these books, the ones which garner the most attention are those of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and their prequel, The Hobbit. Seeing as these are novels of the fantasy genre it may come as no surprise that many of the characters or creatures described within

  • Pillars Of Competition Essay

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    In 2015, Obsidian Entertainment, an independent American video game developer, released a 3D in 2D role-playing game called Pillars of Eternity. The game was the spiritual successor of popular game titles Baldur’s Gate and Icewind Dale, which ran the mechanics of Dungeons and Dragons. Visit its universe and experience a gameplay filled with heavy lore and tactical combat. Kickstarter Crowdfunding Campaign Pillars of Eternity used the game engine Unity that applied both 2D and 3D effects. When the

  • World of Warcraft (WOW)

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    World of Warcraft (WOW) Introduction According to the World of Warcraft Community Site, World of Warcraft is “a massively multiplayer online game…enabling thousands of players to come together online and battle against the world and each other. Players from across the globe can leave the real world behind and undertake grand quests and heroic exploits in a land of fantastic adventure” (“World of Warcraft Guide“). Although the origins of MMORPGs can be traced to the 1970’s, the release of Ultima

  • Compare And Contrast The Hobbit

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    Mountain, the dwarves’ homeland. The book was also portrayed a series of movies. The movies and the book have many differences. One of the major differences is the addition of the orcs into the movie to add the physical action, monomyth elements that were missing in the book, and to further develop the movie characters. The Orcs, originated in Murder and they were created into existence by Morgoth. The book is full of mental action, but it lacks in physical action, which the

  • Agrarianism Essay

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    The Orcs of Middle Earth trampled through the forest leaving a visible path of broken branches. In another part of Middle Earth, Ents spent their time slowly and thoughtfully making decisions. The land culture of the Ents in The Lord of the Rings differs greatly from the Orcs, thus, providing readers a view of Tolkien’s perspectives of agrarianism and current culture. An Orc’s nature is just to follow the orders of their leader and that is all. It is not as much that Orcs don’t like the nature, but

  • Bilbo Baggins Case Summary

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    Bilbo Baggins, a plaintiff was terminated by the defendant, Orc Industries Corp. Bilbo Baggins is suing Orc Industries Corp. for wrongful dismissal. Baggins joined Orc Industries Corp. on December 25, 2006 and was hired to assist the construction of a foundry. In May 2007, Orc Industries Corp. decided to terminate Bilbo Baggins for his dishonesty, and for having a bottle of Shire Whiskey in the cabinet of his office. However, there is no evidence supporting the claim, thus a decision has to be made

  • Chromosome replication

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    origin replication complexes (ORCs). Given the duration of the S phase and replication fork rate, adjacent origins must be appropriately spaced to ensure the complete replication of each replicon. Chromatin arrangement by the nuclear matrix may be the underpinning factor responsible for ORC positioning. The six subunit ORC binds to origins of replication in an ATP-dependent manner during late telophase and early G1. In yeast, each replication domain simply contains a single ORC binding site. However, more

  • Analysis Of The Movie Bright

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    Bright. (See figure 1) The video, directed by Dave Ayer who also directed the movie Bright, is filmed in LA and incorporates some of the movies ideas of social injustices against its fictional orcs. Set in a universe where humans and mystical creatures coexist together on earth, Bright follows a human and an orc police partner who struggle to overcome their differences and work together to keep a magical wand away from an evil elf. Home peaked at number ninety on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart back in December

  • The Use of Relative Clauses in Speech

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    both groups of children and adults, although as hypothesised, the production of ORCs were consistently avoided by all groups, but surprisingly in a greater number by the adults. These results validate the aims in this study, that children and adults are more likely to produce subject relative clauses than object relative clauses, that children and adults will be less accurate in the production of ORCs, and furthermore that there would be a correlation between the older group