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msannomalley
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03-02-2015 13:41
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ElectricWhite
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I don't know if this will help, but I thought about how you might go at this. (I needed to quickly look up Maslow's Hierarchy, since it haven't done anything with that since I went for my BS in Education...and that was 25 years *groan!* ago!)
Anyway, it seems to me that, if you focus on the moment Joe's parents were killed, you'll have your essay. (It seems a bit obvious to me now, but when I read your post for the first time, my first reaction was, "What motivates Joe? Revenge, duh!" But that's not much to work with.) When asked the question "Was this group of needs harmed when his parents died?", I found about 4/5 of the hierarchy was directly affected. (Could you really ever feel safe in a world where your parents were killed in front of you and you were caught in a bomb blast? Would you ever allow yourself to be loved or have a sense of belonging if you're convinced that anybody associated with you would die a violent death?)
If nothing else, I hope this gives you something to start with.
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03-02-2015 14:53
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