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August 19 DRAFT From Mimicry to Perfidy T he laws of war make scant attempt to regulate ruses de guerre For instance Article 372 of Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions explicitly states Rus. By: Cagney McCarty. Background Information. Born in Gilmanton, New Hampshire. Full name is Herman Webster . Mudgett. Privileged childhood. Intelligent at early age. Practiced surgery on animals because of his interest in medicine. Arsène lupin. 1887-1931. Obvious difference . Sherlock Holmes . Conan Doyle. 1887 . A study in Scarlet. 1854 UK . Baker Street 221B. Moriati . Detective. Deductive reasoning . Arsène Lupin. Maurice Leblanc. lyricist, Composer, Artist. About the Composer. Born March 6, 1948 . Studied at the Julliard School and also Carnegie Mellon University. Was inducted into the American Theatre Hall of Fame in 2009. President of the Dramatists Guild of America from 2009-2014. Sherlock Holmes. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle was born in Edinburgh on May 22, 1859. Arthur’s father, Charles, obtained a job in civil service, but his real desire was to be an artist. Hawking. Famous . people. Who is Stephen Hawking?. Stephen Hawking is one of the most brilliant scientists in the 20th century. He is from Oxford, England. In 1962 he went to study in Cambridge. He was an incredible student. But one day in university, Hawking falls on the floor. He went to the doctors and there they told him he has a . it’s a mystery. history. Edgar Allan Poe: founder of the genre. The murders in the rue morgue (1841). The purloined letter (1845). The mystery of Marie Roget (1850). Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Published 4 novels and 56 short stories featuring . By Arthur Conan Doyle. Frame Story. “The Adventure of the Speckled Band” is a . frame story. , meaning a “story within a story.”. Who is narrating the story? At what point in the plot do we find out?. STUDY GUIDE. SCENE ONE QUESTIONS. “ He could hardly stand. Just muttered to me to help him to his bed here, and he’s barely spoken since.”. “Won’t take food or drink. Just lies there, sleeping or staring in a wild sort of way.” . Mudgett. .. Father was an alcoholic, and his mother was a religious woman, who read him the Bible.. Bullies at school forced him to view and touch a skeleton, but he was fascinated with it, and became obsessed with death.. Review PowerPoint . Setting - . Setting. . – Setting . Dublin, Ireland and its outskirts, end of the 19th century. Dublin is necessary to this book. It’s inextricably tied to Stephen’s discontentment and to his sins; immersion in a bustling, often squalid urban space heightens Stephen’s (and our) awareness of his physical sense. The dirtiness of the city contrasts the spirit of possibility that surrounds the few natural spaces we encounter (such as Stephen’s summer idyll at Blackrock and the open, outward-looking expanse of the sea). Notably, the character most untouched by the darkness, sensuality, and cynicism of the city is . How many men were chosen to distribute food to the widows? (6:1-4). Five. Six. Seven. Eight. How many men were chosen to distribute food to the widows? (6:1-4). Five. Six. Seven. Eight. What were the Twelve going to give their attention to? (6:2-4). Learning Objective. Should. : . Read and understand chapter 6 of ‘The Sign of Four’ – . Sherlock Holmes Gives a Demonstration. Could. : . Continue to understand about Victorian policing and relate this to the novel.. Chapter Five is the chapter where Stephen’s decides to dedicate his life to art and shun all other aspects of home, family, and God in order to fulfill his life as an artist. Instead of attaining “kingdom, Princess, and everlasting treasure,” Stephen ultimately triumphs by leaving these things (embodied in Ireland, Emma, and religion) behind him. His real goal is to gain the freedom to express himself artistically. As he sees it, the possibility of freedom can only lie on the path of exile. We see him as he is about to embark on that path, and his last victorious lines proclaim his independence. . Lesson 4 for . July 28, 2018. Appointing leaders. Acts 6:1-7. Stephen’s ministry:. Preaching and opposition. Acts 6:8-15. Speech and warning. Acts 7:1-53. Vision and death. Acts 7:54-8:2. Philip’s ministry:.