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Senior project part 2
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Sydney Sheffield
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Senior project NCHS
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about a year later.
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However, when he quit both the authority and D.
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C. Due to the censorship issue, he began working for
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marvel on the popular series Ultimate X Men and the
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even more popular The Ultimate which sparked the first Avengers
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movie and was very very popular.
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The ultimate was very relevant And its post 9 11
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climate and he wrote explosions and collateral damage as heavy
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topics to use the new public anxiety surrounding terrorism as
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a complex theme.
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Miller's wild success with this run likely inspired the plot
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of civil war.
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Mhm. So why Iron Man one growing up in the
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U. K.
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Miller wasn't socialized with what I believe to be the
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uniquely american stubborn obsession with freedom.
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He was however bombarded with the social norms of the
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UK. It's easy to see how conscious he is of
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cultural values in his earlier work on the summer offensive
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in the 90s, when he satirizes the public's embarrassment of
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the British Royal Family and anxieties about tension in Iraq.
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Along with the irrational fear of queerness.
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Miller was only immersed in American Society when he joined
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D. c.
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2000. Yet he reflects the gung ho ho attitude of
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the government's foreign affairs in his run of the authority
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explicitly, only a year after he joins 9 11 occurs
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and his tactical writing about the government incompetence and mass
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destruction in the authority is no longer permitted.
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We see Miller becomes sensitive to these topics and the
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ultimate where the characters are held accountable for the destruction
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they cause.
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And so the series is highly successful.
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So when the debate between freedom and security is brought
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up, Miller knows that security represented by Iron Man wins.
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In the public's opinion.
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In an interview, Miller remarks, superheroes would be a nightmare.
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I don't like seeing buildings come down and as we
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all know, this happens at least once an issue these
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days. So I was backing Tony all the way through
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marvel civil war here, Through Marvel Civil War.
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We were able to see the same questions asked and
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answered as they were almost 20 years ago.
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Uh, so here you can see, uh, issue seven of
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civil war, the destruction being caused while, um, Captain America
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and Iron Man and their respective superheroes are fighting each
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other. And Captain America has just been pulled away by,
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um, public, uh, service members from killing Iron Man.
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Um, and this is the exact moment when Captain America
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realizes that he's not fighting for the public anymore.
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He's just fighting.
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Um, lastly, I've got my sources.
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If I can find him, Here we go.
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I've got all my sources.
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Uh, thank you so much for listening to my senior
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project. MS bianco and mr Stevenson.
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Have a nice day.
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