anyone read "JUST LATHER, THAT'S ALL"? did the main character made the right decision to not kill the captian?
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This website might give you some ideas, but seems like there isn't much for free on-line about this story.\n\nSeems to me it is usually the right decision to not kill someone ....
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This book is hands down one of the best pieces of young adult literature ever written!  I loved it.  I read it once for pleasure and again for english class in eighth grade.  you should also check out the movie.\n\nPonyboy is a hero for a couple of different reasons:\n\nHe stands by Johnny after he kills the soc, and stays with him all the way through until when johnny dies in the end.  He is a hero this way because he stands by his friends through the good and the bad.  That is a great charecteristic for anyone to have.\n\nHe is also a hero because he saved the kids from burning inside the old church.  This is the biggest reason for him being a hero.\n\nThe last reason is that he went to fight in the rumble, even though he didnt feel well.  He knew that his friends needed him, and he stood by them, once again showing his great characteristic of loyalty to his friends.
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Mark Harmon's Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs is laid up in the hospital with injuries from a terrorist attack on the Navy. He's flashing back to memories of a wife and daughter he had never mentioned and may have information about another impending attack.\n\nShow creator Don Bellisario is promising one of the cast members will be leaving - not specifically because of death, but, hey, there are terrorists around!!! Let's just hope and pray they keep Mark around, the show just keeps getting more and more popular (and better and better, in my opinion)!\n\n;)
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She should be with Jack. He took her under his wing from the very beginning. He has always cared for her, but I think that his feelings were hurt when she started showing some much affection for Sawyer in the hatch when he was near death. Kate always punishes herself for what she did to her Father (Killed him), and does not allow herself to be with an honest, good man. She wants it, but pushes them away. When she was Married to the Cop, she probably could have stayed after she told him, but drugged him instead and left. She's damaged goods, but Jack could help turn her life back around. Sawyer is just a con-artist, a deceiver, and a criminal. That's why she identifies with him, thinking that she only deserves a man like him. And so they "mated" last night. I guess that I identify myself more with Jack than Sawyer, so I route for the man that is most like me. Lets face it, Kate is hot in a very natural way. I would bet that most men watching wouldn't mind being on the island with her. Maybe that's what makes the show such a success, everyone can identify with a character. That just gave me an idea for another post. Bye!!!
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I am giving it a 9 out of ten. Although it is an old one for me but you expressed nicely [but long].\n\n\nI have one for you:\n\nThree men are sentenced to death. Good news is, they can choose the way of death among 'electric chair', 'rope-hunging' or 'sword'.\n\nFirst man says, "I am afraid of sword. I'll go for the electric chair."\nThen he was tied to the chair and SWITCHED ON! But there was some problem in the electic line. He survived and was released because the punishment is over.\n\nThe clever second man says, "I am afraid of sword. I'll go for the electric chair." \nSame thing happened and he was released.\n\nThird man says, "I am afraid of sword. Here you have an out_of_order electric chair. So you have to hang me."\n\n\n---x---\n\nlol...\n\n<LEEEN
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I guess so. I think its really messed up for anyone to write a book on how they would murder someone. especially when people think he did. that just affirms it to me. now I'm like, OK hes so messed up in the head that IF he didn't kill his wife hes not sad or remorse full to the point where ever writing about the act of killing would be considered. so yeah to me the fact that he had the audacity to write a book about murdering someone he SUPPOSEDLY didn't murder. i feel like hes saying "look you idiots I did kill her and because of my money I got away with it. don't you feel safe knowing that murderers like me are free"
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It's a great book! I won't tell you but I'll give you some hints.\n\n1. It's one of the ten people on the island.\n2. Make sure you know what the term "red herring" means. (It's not just a fish!)\n3. Think about each character's profession and which one would have the most motivation to perform this scheme.\n4. Technically, the killer only kills 8 of the people on the island. Another character kills herself and one other person.\n5. If you read the play or watch the movie, it's the same person (although the name may be changed).
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Poor Semisnugzz!  Anyway, I DO like the show, and I do think the guy is an Other - but the twists and turns are so fast and furious that we just can't know until they want us to.  I just think there are fishy things about the guy, the way he's baiting Jack and Locke against each other - I just think that only a nefarious guy would behave like that.  But who knows?
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I have the book.  I've read the book.  It is non-fiction.  It is a book about serious spiritual warfare.  I have no reason to disbelieve any of it.  I believe Rebecca's experiences are so "severe," because she had dabbled in the occult before she became a Christian.  In other words, she opened herself up to the troubles she has faced.\n\nI do not believe what you will read in this book will be a typical representation of what most Christians will face, spiritual-warfare-speaking, in their lifetimes.  But those who've been involved in witchcraft, the occult, etc. prior to becoming a Christian already have Satan's full attention.  And he does NOT like to lose a good servant.  So he tries to get them back any way he can.  Rebecca is one of those people.\n\nBe prepared for nightmares if you read the book.
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Volchok did not kill Marissa on purpose. He had her, freaked out, then did the wrong thing. So he got what he deserved, but not what he wanted, which was her. Anyways, on the last episode, Marissa was offered a job on a cruise line where he father worked. She accepted and Ryan was to drive her to the sirport and send her off. A drunk Volchok follows their tail in hopes of getting Marissa back. He keeps telling Ryan to pull over, but he resists. Thus, Volchok makes a final slam into Ryan's car, which in turn drives the car off the road. It undergoes several flips and dives. Then we are left with an unconsious Marissa whose last words were, "No, stay. Don't leave." Kaboom! The car explodes, and the screen fades out with a sulking Ryan. Anyways, that was the background. If you watched the third episode of the fourth season, you'll see the part when Volchok is encountered by Ryan several months after the accident. Ryan, nearly teary eyed, asks Volchok why he did what he did. He reluctantly says that he was in fact trying to get Ryan. [Ryan] had the girl, and he couldn't deal with it. Tried to get him to pull over, but Ryan didn't want to, so what happened happened.
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Is it just me or is the reflection in his eyes soulless?\n\nPoor Katie!!! I think Tom's going to snatch her baby away from her just like in that movie, "Rosemarie's Baby".  Poor Katie, I hope she can hold her own.
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I didn't see the preview last week for this week's show.  They should have involved all parties in the episode since it was the final.\n\nTancredi needs to cut her hair a little shorter if she doesn't want to be recognized.\n\nThe only surprise is that these two keep evading custody!  It's just a little much when the show goes to great lengths to be realistic.  I am just confused as to how a lock goes undone at Link's feet and how the keys happen to be left in the seat.  I must have missed something, because that just doesn't make sense.  Mahone or Kellerman didn't have access to the transport vehicle to plant the keys.  Are we supposed to believe the keys accidentally fell out of the pocket of the guy?  I could understand that if everyone was in on it, but if everyone was in on it, Mahone would have been able to ride with the prisoners.\n\nOh well, still love the show.
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it was sad. if I didn't think they were all dead already and in some form of "waiting room", I'd have felt really bad for the girls who got killed.\n\nSee, it's my theory that everyone on the island is dead on earth. However they got to the island, they got there by dying on earth. The ones who appear alive are those who still need some kind of karmic "work" done on them, some self-knowledge to gain, or some penance to work out. Some are just plain low level human scum like the "others" who may have the idea that stealing babies or children will allow them to get off the island through their innocence, maybe they have figured out the after-life thing and they want a vehicle for rebirth, or whatever.\n\nAna was killed right after she reached a pinnacle in her self-development that she couldn't kill anymore. I am not sure about the other girl, though. Maybe she died at the rehab.\n\nAnyway, I think Michael is either trying to rile them all up against the Others or else he has been black-mailed to do this by the Others or else he has been "Stockholm-syndromed" by the Others.
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In a recent courtroom drama, accused murderer Jack Merridew was almost attacked by fellow defendant Ralph Grant following his statement in the investigation surrounding the deaths on the island. (Nether) boys are in custody.\n\n(the) courtroom environment that had begun in silence erupted into a flurry of activity when Mr. Merridew provided details into the deaths of some of the boys which provoked an outburst by Mr. Grant. He got up from his seating screaming, “You’re such a liar!” His lawyer, Will Hayden, tried to calm him down. Mr. Grant flew out of his chair in a rage and could hardly be stopped. Running to the stand, intending to attack Mr. Merridew but being restrained by the police in time. \n\nsounds great to me! A worthy =)
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hey, you sound like pervey pirate. is that you pervey.\n  when david was on the roof and saw the girl he couldn't control his goliath. boy was he resurrecting.so he sent her husband to the front lines to die.\ndoes that make brother david a just king?\n\ndid i get it right? you are pervey aren't you?
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Was he correct?  It turned out that he was right, but he had to disobey a direct order, Navy protocal, and cause mutiny on a Nuclear sub.  As Jason Robards says in the end, he was right, but he was also wrong to do what he did.  Our military is set up so that there can be no question as to whether to follow orders or not.  That there was trouble with the communications device is no excuse.  I believe that Hunter SHOULD have launched the weapons, if only to obey his superiors.  But thank god he didn't.  Great movie.
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He couldnt do anything about it.. and yes.. it was more dramatic this way....  Did any of you see the 'other' version where he reunites with the girl when they're older? Is it a better end?