... have an extra "Y" chromosome. Males have XY and the predisposed criminal will have XYY. (Dorothy Nelkin, Elvis..) This leads us to two very important ethical concerns. The first of which is exemplified in the murder trial of Richard Speck in 1968. He was tried for murder of nine nurses in New York. His appeal fro his innocence was on the grounds that he had an extra Y chromosome. He ... stated that he could no the blamed fro his horrendous acts, because he was destined to ... that of the traits of the biological parents, though the child may have never even known his parents. (Sarnoff Me...

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... by doing good deeds. There is an overwhelming source of closure seeing how at the beginning of the novel Pip's innocence has him helping out a criminal and by the end, Pip is staying by that same criminals side for his last few moments, purely out of the good of his heart. Charles Dickens artfully wrote this novel to criticize the corruption of the Victorian era's social system. Allegorically, each character represents a different ... have towards others. Dickens himself was oppressed by the social class and forced to work off his family's debt even though he was just a boy. He never go...

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• Grade Level: High School