Arrival 1

2.01.03 Plagiarism Report for The Crow- Arrival - Part 1:

EXAMINATION PROTOCOL

Examination of the document	"c:\TA\arrival1.txt"
Time Created	9/27/2004 4:10:54 PM
Time last modified	9/29/2004 8:17:44 AM
Time last accessed	9/29/2004 8:17:44 AM
Number of words	916

Words highlighted in Red means that these words are the links to documents written by other authors.

Words highlighted in Black means that these words are not links to any document.

Words highlighted in Green means that these words are links to Texas Aries Stories.

Words highlighted in Purple means that these words are links to a document that does not exists in the Adultfanfiction.net archive.

Words highlighted in Blue means that these words are links to song lyrics.

The Archive FHS did host Texas Aries stories and I'm assuming that all blank links hyperlink to this archive are Texas Aries because of the similar name used by her story.

ANALYSED ORIGINAL SOURCE (extracts)

CHAPTER 1 THE RETURN A man and woman stood [...] suspended over a gorge with a wild river running (Link) [...] bottom Both sides of the bridge were shrouded in (Link) [...] waiting on the other side The man had stopped (Link) [...] bridge and the woman had turned to face him [...] six feet slender but well built His blond hair (Link) [...] spun a halo of light around his head while (Link) [...] with his thoughts and moods As he looked at (Link) [...] love they shared was almost visible between them but (Link) [...] tied themselves to his form and those were what (Link) [...] was shorter and more slender but an iron will (Link) [...] of femininity Her soft long auburn hair played in (Link) [...] it blaze with the colors of fire Her green (Link) [...] but also with sadness at what caused her soul (Link) [...] into his wife's beautiful face and knew he could [...] vengeance and the tug of lifelines from the other (Link) [...] to return Sarah could see the six lifelines that [...] living world and knew he had to return Three (Link) [...] JD and Detective Jackson the other three were unknown (Link) [...] husband did not return those six other lives would (Link) [...] for a moment as she saw that two of (Link) [...] to her husband's soul and heart Could she share [...] with two strangers But as she looked closer she (Link) [...] always been with her husband and always would be (Link) [...] Realizing he would not leave her unless she gave (Link) [...] do so she gently cupped that sweet loving face (Link) [...] his features into her heart and mind Softly she (Link) [...] Chris there are six people who need you to (Link) [...] for if you do not they will die as (Link) [...] the world There are two who are part of (Link) [...] them in for then each of you will be (Link) [...] hesitated not wanting to leave his beloved wife Sarah (Link) [...] "I will wait here for you Chris Once you (Link) [...] into the Light Now go you have work to (Link) [...] look at his wife Chris Draven jumped over the (Link) [...] disappeared and a Crow went with him Chris Draven [...] apartment he'd shared with Sarah when they were alive (Link) [...] He saw that the furniture had been moved over (Link) [...] blanketed by a sheet to protect it from the (Link) [...] then passed out The Crow that returned with the [...] of the rafters in the apartment keeping watched over (Link) [...] the shadows stepped a Wolf and a Cougar both (Link) [...] cautiously over to the man Upon seeing its brother (Link) [...] greeting which was returned A silent conversation took place (Link) [...] and then the Wolf and Cougar silently disappeared into (Link) [...] come Downstairs Ezra was just finishing up his last [...] he felt the birth of the Crow in the (Link) [...] and calling goodnights to his fellow band members Ezra (Link) [...] to retrieve the items he'd created a year ago (Link) [...] Ezra's hasty retreat which went against his usual routine [...] the other patrons of the bar both instinctively knew (Link) [...] the entertainer back to his quarters Nathan thought he (Link) [...] the little weasel on Vin on the other hand (Link) [...] the Crow at the same time Ezra had Vin [...] Ezra was exiting his quarters with what looked like (Link) [...] eyes it glowed faintly and he realized it was (Link) [...] identity of the Crow from those who might try (Link) [...] own ends Nathan however grabbed the leather clothing from (Link) [...] you up to Ezra What con are you up (Link) [...] year of putting up with Nathan's sly comments on [...] Ezra snapped He let loose with a right-hand cross (Link) [...] ass Bending to retrieve the clothing he snarled into (Link) [...] of it You wouldn't believe it if you saw (Link) [...] - or if it came and bit you on (Link) [...] burned and a triumphant grin appeared on his face (Link) [...] Standish for assaulting a police officer

BIBLIOGRAPHY

RESULT OF THE EXAMINATION

number of words in document	916	916
there from examined words	640	640
there from congruent words found in the Internet	486	20
record length	10	10
increment	13	13
so that	70 % of all words have been examined	70 % of all words have been examined
a total of	53 % congruent words have been found in the Internet	2 % congruent words have been found in the Internet
from all examined words this is a total of	76 % congruent words found in the Internet	4 % congruent words found in the Internet

As you can see in this Plagiarism report the software has identified 76% of text-modules (10 words per text-modules) have been found in another source. Using the text-modules indicated by the software I searched the associated linked document for any indication of plagiarism. Upon doing so I found that the majority of the links lead right back to this story written by Texas Aries. Since an author cannot be accused of plagiarizing his/her own story these sentences must be removed from the equation. That leaves two text-modules that have to be reviewed.

Using the text-modules indicated by the software I searched the associated linked document for any indication of plagiarism. Upon doing so I found only two to four words groups that have any similarity to the text-module indicated by the software. To be considered plagiarism 15% of the document must come from the same source this is not the case here for each link in this report is to a separate and independent document. Just to be thorough I read the linked documents and found in many cases that it has nothing to do with fan fiction and therefore dismiss them as a possible plagiarized source.

Those links that actually lead to a fan fiction story had me investigating the document to determine if they were a possible source of plagiarism. Other than a grouping of two to four words the linked document does not have anything in common with the story being investigated. Therefore with the evidence of the Plagiarism report I could not find any indication that this part of "The Crow - Arrival" has been plagiarized in way.