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Uncle Ben
In one reality where May was killed by the burglar instead of Ben , Peter immediately went after the burglar , but accidentally pushed him out of the window of a warehouse during the fight , resulting in Ben taking the blame for the crime to save his nephew . Lacking the moral influence of Ben or the need to stay secret for his aunt , Peter broke out of the orphanage he was sent to and began to defeat criminals for the reward money , matters coming to a head when he nearly killed the Green Goblin in a fight . Attempting to break Ben out of prison , Ben nevertheless convinced him that he had to accept responsibility for his actions , prompting Peter to return to school and form a relationship with Mary Jane after Anna Watson took him in , culminating in Ben helping Peter in his crime - fighting activities after he was released from prison . In the first `` What If '' story regarding Spider - Man ( named `` classic '' ) , it was Aunt May who went downstairs after hearing a noise , not wanting to wake up Ben . The same storyline plays out , with the burglar shooting May and Spider - Man apprehending him in the warehouse . In this story , Ben finds out about Peter 's activities as Spider - Man relatively soon , and talks to him about it . Peter explains to him when he donned the costume and why , even telling him about letting the would - be murderer go that very same night he robbed the wrestling register . Peter breaks down , saying how everything was his fault . Ben responds with anger at himself , being weak in not being able to protect `` his May '' . After Peter tells him he did not know and could not have possibly done anything , Ben instantly calms down and tells Peter to follow his own advice . He further inspires Peter to keep being Spider - Man , not because of regret or penance , but to protect and help all those who are weak and in need of help . Ben and Peter form an even closer relationship with Ben offering his support in many of Spider - Man 's future battles . Eventually Ben becomes outraged at Jameson 's constant smearing of Spider - Man 's name , considering it an insult to May 's memory . He eventually lets Jameson in on Spider - Man 's identity , forcing Jameson in a position he is uncomfortable in as a journalist .
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
Rusty Goffe Rudy Borgstaller George Claydon Malcolm Dixon Ismed Hassan Norman McGlen Angelo Muscat Pepe Poupee Marcus Powell Albert Wilkinson
André DiMera
Desperate to prove himself , Andrè agreed to help track down Dr. Rolf , who had revived Will after Ben had murdered him . Andrè lured Rolf back to Salem , and on Kate 's advice , agreed to let Hope handle it . Andrè as suspected in being behind the event hacking going on at DiMera , leading to Theo being shot , and Chad accusing Andrè of getting Theo shot , and kicking him out of the mansion . Kate confessed to Andrè that she had sent Theo to the building where he had been shot . Andrè initially planned to tell Chad the truth , but changed his mind when Abby convinced Chad not to kick Andre out . Kate would later be exposed by Steve , but Andrè stood up for Kate , leading Abby to realize that Andrè had fallen in love with Kate , which he confirmed . On Abby 's advice , Andrè kissed Kate on New Years Eve , but the festivities were interrupted by the arrival of Vivian Alamain and her long lost son with Stefano , Stefan . Andre confessed his feelings to Kate , and she reciprocated them , but Andrè was revealed to be working with Vivian and Stefan , so he could be the defacto head of DiMera . After firing Gabi , and stealing her company through a legal loophole in Gabi 's contract , Andrè is murdered by being hit in the head with the urn that had Tony 's ashes in it , and his body is found by Abby .
Indigenous Australians
In 1935 , an Australian of part Indigenous descent left his home on a reserve to visit a nearby hotel where he was ejected for being Aboriginal . He returned home but was refused entry to the reserve because he was not Aboriginal . He attempted to remove his children from the reserve but was told he could not because they were Aboriginal . He then walked to the next town where he was arrested for being an Aboriginal vagrant and sent to the reserve there . During World War II he tried to enlist but was rejected because he was an Aborigine so he moved to another state where he enlisted as a non-Aborigine . After the end of the war he applied for a passport but was rejected as he was an Aborigine , he obtained an exemption under the Aborigines Protection Act but was now told he could no longer visit his relatives as he was not an Aborigine . He was later told he could not join the Returned Servicemens Club because he was an Aborigine .
List of The Vampire Diaries characters
In the season two premiere , John was rushed to hospital and was confronted by Stefan and Elena about Katherine 's attack on him . Stefan then tells John that Elena does not want him there and Stefan threatens to turn John into a vampire if he does not leave . John packs his bags and gives his ring to Jeremy , though it was not made clear whether he had actually left Mystic Falls . John later returns to Mystic Falls and tells Jenna that he was Elena 's biological father . It was revealed that he and Isobel were working together to free Katherine . Elena had trouble believing and trusting John , especially after he invites Isobel into their house ; Elena rejects them and leaves . Isobel kills John at a party at the Lockwood Mansion , but he was seen wearing his ring and was brought back to life hours later . Upon learning that Isobel had committed suicide , John comes to the conclusion that he 's no longer wanted anywhere in Mystic Falls and prepares to leave . Elena asks him to stay as he 's the only parent she had left . Later , he goes through with a spell to save Elena from turning into a vampire , at the cost of his own life . He leaves Elena his ring and a letter saying he would have loved her as a human or vampire .
The Great Gatsby (2013 film)
At the Plaza , Gatsby tells Tom of his affair with Daisy . Tom accuses Gatsby of having never attended Oxford and having made his fortune through bootlegging with mobsters . Daisy says she loves Gatsby but can not bring herself to say she never loved Tom . Eventually , both Gatsby and Daisy leave . After fighting with George over her infidelity , Myrtle runs into the street and is fatally struck by Gatsby 's car after mistaking it for Tom 's . After learning about Myrtle 's death , Tom tells George that the car belongs to Gatsby and that he suspects Gatsby was Myrtle 's lover . Nick deduces Daisy was the driver , though Gatsby intends to take the blame . Nick overhears Daisy accepting Tom 's promise to take care of everything , but he does not tell Gatsby . Gatsby admits to Nick that he was born penniless ; his real name is James Gatz , and he had asked Daisy to wait for him until he had made something of himself .
Sinking of the RMS Titanic
Sinking of the RMS Titanic Untergang der Titanic ( `` Sinking of the Titanic '' ) by Willy Stöwer , 1912 Date 14 -- 15 April 1912 ; 106 years ago ( 1912 - 04 - 15 ) Time 23 : 40 -- 02 : 20 Location North Atlantic Ocean Cause Collision with an iceberg on 14 April 1912 Participants Key persons ( show ) Edward Smith ( captain ) Jack Phillips ( radio operator ) Frederick Fleet ( lookout reporting iceberg ) William McMaster Murdoch ( officer on bridge at collision ) Charles Lightoller ( in charge of port - side lifeboats ) J. Bruce Ismay ( chairman of the White Star Line ) Outcome Between 1,490 and 1,635 deaths Improvements to navigational safety Cultural impact
Trent Affair
On December 4 , Lincoln met with Alexander Galt , the Canadian Minister of Finance . Lincoln told him that he had no desire for troubles with England or any unfriendly designs toward Canada . When Galt asked specifically about the Trent incident , Lincoln replied , `` Oh , that 'll be got along with . '' Galt forwarded his account of the meeting to Lyons who forwarded it to Russell . Galt wrote that , despite Lincoln 's assurances , `` I can not , however , divest my mind of the impression that the policy of the American Govt is so subject to popular impulses , that no assurance can be or ought to be relied on under present circumstances . '' Lincoln 's annual message to Congress did not touch directly on the Trent affair but , relying on estimates from Secretary of War Simon Cameron that the U.S. could field a 3,000,000 man army , stated that he could `` show the world , that while engaged in quelling disturbances at home we are able to protect ourselves from abroad . ''
Anthony Eden
On 25 September 1956 , the Chancellor of the Exchequer Harold Macmillan met informally with President Eisenhower at the White House ; he misread Eisenhower 's determination to avoid war and told Eden that the Americans would not in any way oppose the attempt to topple Nasser . Though Eden had known Eisenhower for years and had many direct contacts during the crisis , he also misread the situation . The Americans saw themselves as the champion of decolonization and refused to support any move that could be seen as imperialism or colonialism . Eisenhower felt the crisis had to be handled peacefully ; he told Eden that American public opinion would not support a military solution . Eden and other leading British officials incorrectly believed Nasser 's support for Palestinian terrorists against Israel , as well as his attempts to destabilise pro-western regimes in Iraq and other Arab states , would deter the US from intervening with the operation . Eisenhower specifically warned that the Americans , and the world , `` would be outraged '' unless all peaceful routes had been exhausted , and even then `` the eventual price might become far too heavy '' . At the root of the problem was the fact that Eden felt that Britain was still an independent world power . His lack of sympathy for British integration into Europe , manifested in his scepticism about the fledgling European Economic Community ( EEC ) , was another aspect of his belief in Britain 's independent role in world affairs .
Treaty of Versailles
Clemenceau told Wilson : `` America is far away , protected by the ocean . Not even Napoleon himself could touch England . You are both sheltered ; we are not '' . The French wanted a frontier on the Rhine , to protect France from a German invasion and compensate for French demographic and economic inferiority . American and British representatives refused the French claim and after two months of negotiations , the French accepted a British pledge to provide an immediate alliance with France if Germany attacked again , and Wilson agreed to put a similar proposal to the Senate . Clemenceau had told the Chamber of Deputies , in December 1918 , that his goal was to maintain an alliance with both countries . Clemenceau accepted the offer , in return for an occupation of the Rhineland for fifteen years and that Germany would also demilitarise the Rhineland .
Bobby Munson
He objects to killing him as they have had a long , healthy relationship with the Bastards and does n't want to sabotage that . When Chibs kills the man ( despite Jax giving T.O. his word they would n't kill him ) , Bobby states `` you just shit on two decades of brotherhood . '' In `` To Thine Own Self '' Bobby is helping Jax set up a new deal allowing the Club to move away from the Cartel , now that the RICO case is gone . The Mayans have agreed to take over muling the cocaine and the Triads would use their connections to Gaza to get the Cartel their `` big guns . '' The club unanimously votes yes and Bobby states that Jax pulled `` some epic shit '' for the Club and not to let his feud with Clay destroy that . When Jax reveals to Bobby and Chibs , Clay 's hand in killing JT and Piney as well as trying to kill Tara , Bobby goes to Clay 's house . When Clay asks if he is there to kill him , he states he is `` trying to keep you alive . '' In the next episode Bobby is revealed to have convinced Clay to confess to his role in the Nomad attacks in exchange for him ( Bobby ) voting ' no ' to killing him . Like everyone else , he votes ' yeah ' to kicking him out and is the only one to vote ' nay ' on killing him . He states that while Clay could no longer be allowed to sit at the table after what Jax told him , he knew that once Jax did n't need Clay anymore , he would kill him behind the Club 's back . Jax is shown to feel greatly angered and betrayed by Bobby making this deal . He states if he was alone with him he might `` rip his head off '' .
Ice Cold in Alex
Continuing their drive , the party discuss their conviction that `` Van der Poel '' is a spy , and decide that they do not want to see him shot . When they reach Alexandria Anson delivers everyone 's papers except `` Van der Poel '' 's to the Military Police check point and ( off - screen ) reports to the MP 's senior officer that `` Van der Poel '' is a regular German soldier that they met lost in the desert and has surrendered to them under his parole ( word of honour ) . Anson secures the MP 's agreement to allow the party to enjoy a beer with their `` captive '' before taking him into custody as a prisoner of war . The party then make their way to a bar and Anson orders a cold beer , which he consumes with relish . But before they have drunk their first round , a Corps of Military Police officer arrives to arrest Van der Poel . Anson orders him to wait . Having become friends with Van der Poel and indebted to him for saving the group 's lives , Anson tells him that if he gives his real name , he will be treated as a prisoner of war , rather than as a spy ( which would mean execution by firing squad ) . Van der Poel admits to being Hauptmann Otto Lutz , an engineering officer with the 21st Panzer Division . Pugh notices that Lutz is still wearing fake South African dog tags and rips them off before the police see them . Lutz , after saying his farewells and concluding that they were `` all against the desert , the greater enemy '' , is driven away , with a new respect for the British .
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
Wyatt said in his deposition afterward that he had been temporarily acting as city marshal for Virgil the week before while Virgil was in Tucson for the Pete Spence and Frank Stilwell trial . Wyatt said that he still considered himself a deputy city marshal , which Virgil later confirmed . Since Wyatt was an off - duty officer , he could not legally search or arrest Tom for carrying a revolver within the city limits - -- a misdemeanor offense . Only Virgil or one of his city police deputies , including Morgan Earp and possibly Warren Earp , could search him and take any required action . Wyatt , a non-drinker , testified at the Spicer hearing that he went to Haffords and bought a cigar and went outside to watch the Cowboys . At the time of the gunfight about two hours later , Wyatt could not know if Tom was still armed .
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
Boyle later said that Ike told him , `` ' As soon as the Earps and Doc Holliday showed themselves on the street , the ball would open -- that they would have to fight ' ... I went down to Wyatt Earp 's house and told him that Ike Clanton had threatened that when him and his brothers and Doc Holliday showed themselves on the street that the ball would open . '' Ike said in his testimony afterward that he remembered neither meeting Boyle nor making any such statements that day . Deputy Marshal Andy Bronk also heard the talk around town . He woke Virgil , who listened , and went back to sleep . Ike 's ongoing threats were not worth losing sleep .
Derek Morgan (Criminal Minds)
Years later , Morgan 's past would come back to haunt him when he was arrested by the Chicago Police Department for the murder of the unidentified boy and two others . The lead detective , who had arrested Morgan several times for juvenile misdemeanors when the latter was young , believed Morgan was guilty and used a BAU profile done by Jason Gideon ( Mandy Patinkin ) to support his case . Believing he was being framed by the real killer , the BAU searched through Morgan 's life and background to prove him innocent , which discomfited Garcia as Morgan had been generally reticent about the details of his past . They later identified Carl Buford as the man who set Morgan up to take the fall ( Buford was friends with the lead detective ) . When Hotch asked about Buford , Morgan told him to back off . He then escaped police custody and spoke to a local boy who was friends with the latest victim . The boy revealed he was currently being molested by Buford and that the latest victim knew about it . Morgan confronted Buford , who at first denied anything happened between them , and told Morgan the other boy was lying . Refusing to back down ( and wishing that he had told someone about Buford when he was a kid ) , Morgan eventually got Buford to admit to the abuse . Buford 's admission was overheard by Chicago PD detectives who were lying in wait nearby , and they arrested Buford . Buford pleaded with Morgan to help him , to which Morgan replies , `` You go to Hell , '' leaving the child molester to his fate .
Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
The Austro - Prussian War was triggered by the desire of German conservative leaders to unify , albeit on different terms than their liberal counterparts . Ernest urged Prussian leaders against the impending war , and was an active advocate of the Austrian cause . Though Ernest normally followed more liberal politics than many of his counterparts , he began switching his views to align more closely with Prussian Minister President Otto von Bismarck by the mid-1860s . Despite this change in his private political views , he still had strong publicly known Austrian ties , and no one foresaw that Ernest would immediately side with the better - equipped Prussians upon breakout of the war . His reasoning is usually understood as acting in the best interests of his duchies , and by extension , of himself . Regardless , it was seen as a betrayal of former friends ; Queen Victoria commented that Ernest `` might have agreed to neutrality - for that might be necessary , but to change colours I can not think right '' .
1980 Summer Olympics boycott
The International Olympics Federations protested that the pressures by the US and other supporting countries for the boycott was an inappropriate means to achieve a political end , and the victims of this action would be the athletes . German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said that the American attitude that the allies `` should simply do as they are told '' was unacceptable , although West Germany did join the boycott .
Munich Agreement
Later in the meeting , a prearranged deception was undertaken in order to influence and put pressure on Chamberlain : one of Hitler 's aides entered the room to inform Hitler of more Germans being killed in Czechoslovakia , to which Hitler screamed in response `` I will avenge every one of them . The Czechs must be destroyed . '' The meeting ended with Hitler refusing to make any concessions to the Allies ' demands . Later that evening , Hitler grew worried that he had gone too far in pressuring Chamberlain , and telephoned Chamberlain 's hotel suite , saying that he would accept annexing only the Sudetenland , with no designs on other territories , provided that Czechoslovakia begin the evacuation of the German majority territories by 26 September at 8 : 00am . After being pressed by Chamberlain , Hitler agreed to have the ultimatum set for 1 October ( the same date that Operation Green was set to begin ) . Hitler then said to Chamberlain that this was one concession that he was willing to make to the Prime Minister as a `` gift '' out of respect for the fact that Chamberlain had been willing to back down somewhat on his earlier position . Hitler went on to say that upon annexing the Sudetenland , Germany would hold no further territorial claims upon Czechoslovakia and would enter into a collective agreement to guarantee the borders of Germany and Czechoslovakia .
The Man in the High Castle (TV series)
Hitler 's death is abruptly pinned upon Japanese spies , and Heusmann suddenly announces on television that the Japanese agents whom he claims assassinated the Führer will be brought to justice by any means necessary , including war . John Smith is the only high - ranking Nazi official to be suspicious of the nature of Heusmann 's sudden announcement . To gain insight in to why it has happened , he interrogates another high - ranking Nazi , Reinhard Heydrich , who reveals a far - reaching conspiracy led by Heusmann designed to result in a Nazi nuclear onslaught against the Japanese Empire that will kill tens of millions of Japanese , decimate their Empire , level Tokyo , kill their Emperor , and force the surviving Japanese to permanently absorb themselves in to a global Nazi Reich . John Smith undertakes carefully - calculated stealth actions to disrupt and dismantle the Heusmann conspiracy and , as a final act , travels to Berlin and informs Heinrich Himmler -- the Nazi Reichsführer and not involved in the conspiracy -- of the existence of the conspiracy . Audiotapes , together with physical and written evidence reaching too deep within the existing Reich 's power structure to be dismissed as hearsay , are handed personally by John Smith over to the Reichsführer , who then angrily leads Smith and several of his closest Berlin subordinates in to the late Führer 's office occupied by the Acting Chancellor . He arrests Heusmann for high treason and the murder of Adolf Hitler , detains Joe Blake along with Heusmann , and then addresses the Volkshalle packed with hundreds of thousands of Reich civilians and uniformed stormtroopers , nixing the war - declaration speech meant to have been delivered by Heusmann and instead informing the Reich of Heusmann 's conspiracy and John Smith 's exposing of it . Upon learning this , the entire Volkshalle erupts in to a celebratory mood marked by repeated mass Nazi salutes of Himmler 's men in general and then John Smith in particular .
Tara Knowles
Lt. Roosevelt walks in on the scene and discovers Gemma sitting on the floor next to Tara 's body , in obvious shock . Gemma is mumbling incoherently about how it had to be done because she was going to rat out the MC . Roosevelt tells her she did n't rat out the MC , and that Jax is giving himself up to protect her . Immediately after this , Juice walks in , sees the scene , shoots Lt. Roosevelt twice in the back and then comforts Gemma . After this he begins cleaning up the murder scene . Jax returns home later that evening . He sees Lt. Roosevelt 's legs on the kitchen floor , draws his gun , and then enters the kitchen , where he finds both Eli and Tara dead on the floor . Stunned , he drops his gun at Eli 's feet and cradles Tara in his arms .
Erwin Rommel
T.L. McMahon argues that Rommel no doubt possessed operational vision , however Rommel did not have the strategic resources to effect his operational choices while his forces provided the tactical ability to accomplish his goals , and the German staff and system of staff command were designed for commanders who led from the front , and in some cases he might have chosen the same options as Montgomery ( a reputedly strategy - oriented commander ) had he been put in the same conditions . According to Steven Zaloga , tactical flexibility was a great advantage of the German system , but in the final years of the war , Hitler and his cronies like Himmler and Goering had usurped more and more authority at the strategic level , leaving professionals like Rommel increasing constraints on their actions . Martin Blumenson considers Rommel a general with a compelling view of strategy and logistics , which was demonstrated through his many arguments with his superiors over such matters , although Blumenson also thinks that what distinguished Rommel was his boldness , his intuitive feel for the battlefield. ( Upon which Schwarzkopf also comments `` Rommel had a feel for the battlefield like no other man . '' )