2.01.12 Plagiarism Report for The Crow- Arrival - Part 10:

EXAMINATION PROTOCOL

Examination of the document	"c:\TA\arrival10.txt"
Time Created	9/27/2004 4:13:36 PM
Time last modified	9/29/2004 8:19:16 AM
Time last accessed	9/29/2004 8:19:16 AM
Number of words	1073

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 10 EZRA'S SONG - VIN'S POV Ezra was [...] set when I walked into the club after work [...] saw him all other thoughts went out the door [...] that for the life of me I couldn't figure (Link) [...] them it was almost as if they were painted [...] shirt that clung to his hot sweaty body made [...] emerald studs currently adoring his ears His hair was [...] face and neck in damp curls and his body [...] as he sang All I wanted to do was [...] my tempting mate into my arms and haul him [...] me a beer as I headed to my favorite [...] and I saw that it was already occupied Chris [...] watching Ezra with a frightening intensity which he turned [...] closer Those green-blue eyes captured and held me until [...] were the only things in my world He'd lifted [...] were about to touch me when Ezra's song ended [...] had cast over us broke I was the first [...] him "Tonight we'll show you what evidence we have (Link) [...] help we can piece together who did this to [...] expression open and friendly letting him set the pace [...] my face as he tried to understand what was [...] replied "Sounds good Cowboy " Then turning back to (Link) [...] about to start another song he said "He's very [...] snatched up by some record company by now " [...] wondered the same thing myself a time or two [...] execs trying to recruit Ezra before but he'd always [...] couldn't say the same for the rest of the (Link) [...] had to replace about six of them lost to [...] Hour had started to play here I turned to [...] that he was watching both Chris and myself with [...] the depths of his beautiful eyes Then he started [...] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * * * [...] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Eyes are (Link) [...] To which all mysteries unfold Stories and secrets untold [...] eyes I lose all control ~ ~ ~ ~ (Link) [...] * * * * * * ~ ~ ~ [...] was drowning in those green eyes and I didn't [...] desired was the love that filled his gaze the [...] offered there ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (Link) [...] * * * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ [...] through your window I see through everything you hide (Link) [...] wearing a disguise I touch your hand you pull (Link) [...] why do you play this masquerade Can't you see (Link) [...] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * * [...] * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ That (Link) [...] could feel him struggle not to understand what Ezra [...] reach out and pull Chris' body towards me but [...] do was lean against him adding my presence to [...] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * * [...] * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Why (Link) [...] the games you play Is the truth a heavy (Link) [...] eyes don't lie what they're telling me No you (Link) [...] fool could see ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (Link) [...] * * * * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ [...] sway with the music and it was as if [...] the room but us Slowly he unbuttoned his sweat-soaked [...] of that beautiful chest as his eyelids lowered seductively [...] hands started to caress his body and I found [...] unadulterated sensuality that was rolling off him in waves [...] us with raw desire ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ [...] * * * * * ~ ~ ~ ~ [...] a voice outside my doorway Could it be you (Link) [...] Now I know that you can feel the spark (Link) [...] life into a new world And take a tour (Link) [...] resist you know this feeling can't be fought I'd (Link) [...] lead you astray You'd better listen to the words (Link) [...] don't lie - what they're telling you No my (Link) [...] gonna do ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (Link) [...] * * * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ [...] open and hanging loose around his hips and a [...] my attention as he rolled his stomach and chest [...] I realized that small silver hoops pierced my lover's [...] and all I wanted to do at that moment (Link) [...] and ravish him on the spot ~ ~ ~ (Link) [...] * * * * * * * ~ ~ [...] Why do you have to play the games you (Link) [...] a heavy price to pay I'd never lie to

BIBLIOGRAPHY

RESULT OF THE EXAMINATION

number of words in document	1073	1073
there from examined words	750	750
there from congruent words found in the Internet	225	80
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	21 % congruent words have been found in the Internet	7 % congruent words have been found in the Internet
from all examined words this is a total of	30 % congruent words found in the Internet	11 % congruent words found in the Internet

As you can see in this Plagiarism report the software has identified 30% of text-modules (10 words per text-modules) have been found in another source but once those links have been review the majority of those links lead directly back to Texas Aries' own story. Since an author cannot be accused of plagiarizing his/her own story this story those text-modules must be removed from the equation. That leaves seven text-modules that have to be checked.

It should be noted that I did find and highlight song lyrics that have been indicated by the software. Upon checking with the story itself I have found that Texas Aries has given credit for the song to Donny Osmond and since she gave credit to the original artist then it's not plagiarism.

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.