Essays on Mascia

Controlling crime by the use of guns becomes challenging task especially for the lawmakers and practitioners such as human rights body in the United States. According to the National research council, an estimation of more than 258 guns acquired by private individuals in America by the year 2005 provided a leeway in accessing firearms. Despite attempts by the policy makers on restricting the purchase of firearms such as guns, convicted criminals and juveniles acquire weapons illegally thus raising the level of insecurity as discussed in the essay below. Increased in the gun market in the U.S.A expands over the ...

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There is a new law in Texas and it has a variation of effects on many who supported it. The new gun law which is the Open Carry seems to have more negative reactions that thought possible. It was supposed to give others an opportunity to carry their weapons openly and unfortunately that have backfired somewhat. Business owners are now doing the one thing many employees did not expect to see and customers are taken off guard because of it. More of the populous seem to approach the situation a little bit more strict than usual. One can only ...

Hawthorne’s “The Birthmark” explores a variety of themes. The tone of this short story is dark yet subtle, and the writer’s choice of language is intelligent in emphasizing this subtlety. The two main characters, a newly married couple, are introduced, and immediately Hawthorne establishes a sense of their relationship. In his story, “The Birthmark,” Hawthorne explores a troubling narrative and a theme which is largely rooted in feminism.

There have been many stories exploring themes involving men who wish to leave their mark on women, either physically, mentally, or sexually. However, “The Birthmark,” is concerned with a man who wants to remove a part ...