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    Stephen King’s novel Pet Sematary pays reverence to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, encompassing and challenging elements from its characters, its plot, and the dissertations addressed in the novel. Pet Sematary is a huge interpretation of Frankenstein because how closely the characters relate, the countless similar imagery in each novel, and how each novel gives the aspect of cheating life. I plan to analyze from a comparative perspective just how much the novels parallel in storyline, characterization

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    Stephen Edwin King was the son of Donald King and Ruth Pillsbury-King. He was born on September 21st, 1947 in the town of Portland, Maine. Stephen’s dad, Donald, abandoned the family when Stephen was very young. Stephen grew up with his hard working mother and his older brother, David. Stephen and his family moved around a lot throughout his childhood, but they finally settled in Durham, Maine when Stephen was eleven. Stephen was a student at Durham Grammar School, and he continued his schooling

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    Pet Sematary : Film Analysis Louis and his family have just moved to Ludlow where they will meet their neighbor Jud Crandall someone who will strike a friendship with Louis, that will ultimately lead him to his demise. He will show the Creeds the Pet Sematary later on, it 's a place children have made in order to bury their pets. After their pet cat dies whose name is Church, Jud will bring Louis secretly to an Indian Burial ground. It will be the commencement of the downward spiral of the Creed

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    The book “Pet Sematary” written by Stephen King takes place in the early 1980’s. The Creed family which consists of, Louis, Rachel, Ellie, Gage and Church (Ellie’s Cat). Louis and Rachel are middle age, while Ellie is around five and Gage is about a year old. The family is from Chicago and moving to Maine because Louis is getting a job at the university of Maine. Louis is a doctor. The family is not thrilled about the move and the ride from Chicago to Maine has been understandably a rough one so

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    Composition 12 January 2015 Pet Sematary by Stephen King Summary When Louis Creed and his family move from Chicago to Ludlow, Maine, a small town where Louis becomes the new university campus doctor, the first person they encounter is Jud Crandall, the neighbor across the highway. Jud is a man in his late 70s/early 80s, who has lived on that road all of his life. He warns the Creed family that the road is very dangerous, and because of the big oil rig trucks that fly by, many pets’ lives are taken on it

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    Comparing Women's and Men's Fears in Frankenstein and Pet Sematary Childbirth and the resulting mother/child relationship are realities for women that leave plenty of room for anxiety. It is no wonder, then, that these themes of birth and motherhood should be featured prominently in women's horror. In contrast, men's horror tends not to focus on these fears, but, instead, focuses on the act of intercourse (the nuts and bolts of making a baby) and the man's fear of the woman's strange childbearing

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    Pet Cemetery

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    Pet Sematary Louis Creed is a doctor who moves his family to Ludlow, Maine from Chicago because of a job he accepted as an MD at some University. His family (Rachel, his wife, Ellie, his daughter, and Gage, his baby son) are happy about moving, thought they soon will come to have reservations. Both children are hurt on the first day of the move. Louis makes friends with an old man across the road named Jud Crandall, who promises to show them where the path behind their house leads. It is with

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    numerous places where you can go to get one such as shelters, fosters, rescues, breeders, and stores. VIII. Today I will tell you my view about pet stores and puppy mills, give you better options for where to get a dog, and what you can do to make a difference. TRANSITION: In my opinion, getting a dog from a pet store is a poor decision. Body I. Most dogs from pet stores come from puppy mills, and there is an estimated 15,000 puppy mills in the U.S (Humane Society, 2012). A. According to the ASPCA, “A

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    Benefits of Owning Pets

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    62% of households own a pet, with 77 million dogs and 93 million cats (McConnell 1239). Pets are a major asset to countless househol... ... middle of paper ... ...gs, cats, and sometimes other big and small creatures to integrate into their family. Works Cited Hynes, Angela. “The Healing Power of Animals.” Natural Health. 35.3 (March 2005): 72-77. EBSCOhost. Web. 20 October 2013. McConnell, Allen R. et al. “Friends with Benefits: On the Positive Consequences of Pet Ownership.” Journal of Personality

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    problems and difficulties that are encountered with animals which have been neglected and left in the streets. Finally, I found it of interest to know more about the microchip technology in detail as a measure done to limit the number of neglected pets. The Association for Abandoned Animals currently hosts about 140 abandoned dogs. Many of these would have previously been ill-treated or neglected by their owners who might irresponsibly decide to leave them wandering alone in the streets because they

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    Man's Best Friend

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    most hotly debated topics between pet owners has been the differences between cats and dogs. This is because each of these pets offers its own unique qualities that millions of people love. As someone who has owned both cats and dogs for many years, I appreciate many of the different qualities of these two animals. Both exhibit their own unique qualities that people need to take into account when choosing between them; however, I believe dogs are the better pet because they are more sociable, smarter

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    Parents often wonder what makes a good first pet. Hamsters are often the first choice while its close relative the guinea pig is often overlooked. While both creatures are loveable, the bigger guinea pig makes a better pet for children. At a pet store the guinea pig will cost roughly three times as much as a hamster. If cost is a large concern, pigs and hamsters alike can be adopted for little to no cost and sometimes come with free cages. Naturally, the guinea pig as the larger rodent will

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    Pets

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    love and the health benefits they provide us with, fairly earn them the top spot on the long list of pets. My Golden Retriever, Missy, came to me about half a year ago and she has completely changed my life. She is the most energetic and playful dog I’ve ever seen and as sweet as a cupcake (but I don’t want to eat her… even though I’d really enjoy a cupcake right now). I don’t consider her as a pet but as a true friend who is always there for me when I ne...

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    respect for animals

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    importance for animals. Animals have provided to humans the care, love, support, and transportation needs that were necessary. Even though animals are unable to speak in humans' language, they do understand humans' emotions and feelings. Animals such as pets give more respect and affection in return if their caretakers love them and consider them as their own. Since humans are given the ability to differentiate between what is right and wrong, they shouldn't treat any animals badly. People believe some

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    Impressive Visit to Nebraska Humane Society

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    for animals in need, they also provide a variety of other services such as, adoption programs, pet daycare, obedience classes, cremation services, spray/neuter programs, grooming, pet loss services, and many educational and volunteer opportunities for adults and children (Nebraska Humane Society, 2014) When you first enter into the NHS, the lobby is a large open space, with skylights, a small non-profit pet supply store, and further back in the lobby a “cattery.” The cattery is a unique feature to the

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    Dog or Horse?

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    Have you ever really wanted a pet but you could never decide which one you really want? It has been years since I have owned a pet and I think its time that I should get one. I didn’t know where to start because there is many animals but there was only two I could choose between. So I decided that I would go between a horse and a dog because I have had owned a dog in the past and as well as a horse. Both animals would make amazing pets. You are able to interact with them and they bring joy to you

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    The Benefits of Having a Pet Dog Dogs have been a very popular domestic pet amongst people in different countries for many years. The most common reason for people to own a dog is to have a companion to play with, bond with, and to spend time with. Not only are dogs true companions, they are also beneficial to have in terms of health. Most people, including myself, who do own a dog, are not aware of the tremendous impact these dogs have on one’s psychological, physiological and sociological health

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    The Admiration of Pet Rescues The opportunity to volunteer at Roseville for “Recycled Pets Norcal” pet rescue allowed me to gain more knowledge about dogs and experience the work when handling homeless pets. The pet rescue mostly consists of dogs and some cats and I realized that volunteering our time to these precious dogs help sustain our personality to become more caring and responsible people. The volunteers range from elementary school kids to mature adults and this enabled me to work with people

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    Great Sniff Case Study

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    Approximately 75 people entered Great Sniffs, a new pet care business at 2 East Ferguson Ave. in Wood River, on May 28 for the grand opening. The owner, Jill Butler of Godfrey, called her opening day “a great success.” Butler said she started Great Sniffs for several reasons, but primarily because she loves animals. “I’ve always loved dogs. I love all animals,” she said. “I’ve always felt a need for more community awareness towards dogs and cats and their issues.” Butler has been working to

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    Imagine a dog lying dead in a yard. Most people would be curious and wonder how the dog was killed. Let’s assume it was murdered. Curiosity would strike most humans too who killed the dog, and how the dog was killed. Authors use the tool curiosity and mystery to create fantastic novels. An example of a detective novel that uses curiosity and mystery is “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.” A “mystery story” can be defined as “ a story whose plot revolves around the investigation and

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