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- Page 8 and 9: imagination, we must first attempt
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subconscious the message may be. Th
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Serial MonstrosityEmily Mastrobatti
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is clear that they are monsters and
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murderer that he once was. He has b
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of the killing, “When investigato
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ook “contains recipes from the bo
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asks Charles Manson to marry her, t
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Monstrous Mothers andObjectified Da
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and her sisters plot to kill their
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easons for “otherness.” On top
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The original ideas are still intact
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objectified creature. “Cultures o
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Works CitedAcker, P. Horror and the
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Grendel: A Manifestation ofMedieval
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ut never was his physicality hinted
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to wander in the darkness and the c
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Magic could not resurrect Grendel t
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Works CitedBeowulf. Trans. RM Liuzz
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The Monster Under the BedThe Creati
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to procreate but the accepted manif
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Cain had/killed his father’s son
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can, without a doubt, be placed int
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The vagina’s ability to function
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Ed. Barbara K. Gold, et all. Albany
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To understand precisely how states
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a strict delineation between each g
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monstrous and societal rules to fol
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Gawain is willing to accept his mis
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survive, challenge, and defeat. Esp
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governmental standards, then are we
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They Walk Among UsOccupational Viol
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sports and regard our members of th
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modern readers are not part of the
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otherness and disdain for humanity.
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are underpaid and for the most part
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Home and Spatial IdentityPhysical t
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closeness among the people that the
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Into the dark gorge I ventured; the
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the treasures that fill up their ho
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threatened by the very existence of
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and draped in damp, shaggy moss, an
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individual. Home resides within the
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Works CitedArmitage, Simon. Sir Gaw