Science Fiction

The Philippine folk dance called Zamboanga is a popular traditional dance of their culture. The dance usually incorporates traditional apparel and the instrument called the dong.

Peyton Farquhar values his wife, and kids most in life.

Metal Fatigue- beep beep beep, artificial power problems. Pacemaker ( something that does already exist) could go out of synch when exposed to high electro-magnetic field- like in a powerhouse or even near some types of microwave. Old batteries never die- but they can Short Out!

There are three novels and dozens of stories: which one do you mean?

there is more than one theme in the play.

temptation

society

science

anarchy

religion etc

The resolution to Young Goodman Brown doesn't really fit the definition of the word as the crisis hasn't been resolved, rather it is worsened.

Young Goodman Brown has been scared with the impression that all humans are inherently evil, to a great degree, and he can no longer deal with people on a 'friendly' basis. The last line of the story is '...and his dying hour was horror'.

No Gina Lollobrigida has not appeared in Star Trek.

When Mercutio and Tybalt were beginning to argue, Benvolio tries to calm them down and see what the commotion is about.

Q: Do you go to A. L. Brown? because my teacher made the same spelling error on the question.

A: No.. everybody all around got the same worksheet

Shame on your teacher!

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge is ironic because Farquhar is unable to give up romantic notions of war. This is true even though the reality of war is completely different than those notions.

That would be Ray Harryhausen's Jason and the Argonautsfrom 1963. It was originally intended to be a film about Sinbad the Sailor.

isabel, lottie, kezia, aunt berryl, the kelveys (our else and

Some settings that can be found in science fiction are:

Future or alternate timelines

Outer space

Alien planets

Post-apocalyptic Earth

Other universes or dimensions

Joey pigza was founded out that his life is in danger.. Sadly he died because his actions and brain damage... I hope this helps :)

There are several characters in Isaac Asimov's 'Robot' series. Some of their names are Milton Ashe, Kelden Amadiro, Dr. Peter Bogert, Vasilia Fastolfe, and Dr. Susan Calvin.

Victor's father believes Victor should have a proper education, and learn everything he could before returning home to work. He was very much in support of knowledge, and wanted the best for Victor, which was fortunate as he had the money to provide it.

the themes of geogrphy are architecture, writing system

There are many books that are considered science fiction (sci fi) but a lot of them are more considered as other genres like regular fiction and science books.

Kiln People by David Brin- great detective story

Chasm City by Alistair Reynolds - sinister, dark, and mysterious

The Prefect by Alistair Reynolds -great mystery

Jack Vance wrote a series of Sci-Fi detective short stories involving the detective Magnus Ridolph. Also The Cadwell Series involves 'police detectives', the Moon Moth, Galactic Effectuator, and Emphyrio are all heavily influenced by the detective genre.

Sorry. Despite what you see in Hollywood, there has been no confirmed encounter with extraterrestrial life on earth.

The monster kills Elizabeth in chapter 23.

Ambrose Bierce's "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" is a suspenseful story due to its narrative structure. Bierce creates tension by introducing his readers to the climax in the first section, then he brings his readers back to why the first scene is occurring in the first place. The end is also filled with uncertainty because readers to not find out until the end that most of section three never actually occurred.

It entirely depends on what edition of the play you are talking about. Not only does every edition have an introduction , all of which are different lengths, but they use different typefaces with different numbers of points, different page sizes and different margins. And finally, not every edition of the play is the same anyway. It was printed twice in Shakespeare's lifetime and once shortly afterwards, and the versions are not the same.

To give you an idea, the line "But soft! What light from yonder window breaks!" appears on page 19 of the 1597 Quarto version, on page 22 of the 1599 Quarto version, and on page 44 of the inexpensive Scholastic paperback version I have at hand.

In the end Mr. Hyde commits suicide by drinking some kind of fast acting poison - and in doing so ends Dr. Jekyll's life as well.

The book wasn't about what he did UNDER the sea at 20000 leagues because the Nautilus reaches about 10000 leagues under the sea and the pressure was too big that it decided to go back to the open sea. This book is about M.Aronnax's adventure around the sea, and he calculated that he traveled 20000 leagues of the sea all together. He called it "under the sea" because the Nautilus is a submarine so it's obvious that he stayed "under" the sea most of the time.

the world would probably go into a worldwide panic and they would probably be taken in for government testing... well unless they were good and asked for peace, then we'd probably make a small part of a place made for the aliens, well i hope so

He isn't given the choice. He want to become Dr. Jekyll perminantly but keeps reverting to Hyde.