A Little Anteater Colony Essay

This is not the end, even though I have accomplished the first part to pursue my ambition, I must now consider about murdering the king. My ambition will win, when I will become queen and my husband will be a king.

The king wishes to take revenge

On an island called Crete there was a giant minotaur who would eat any human he came across. King Minos was asked by the people of his island to kill the minotaur but he decided to capture it so he could punish his enemies by letting them face the minotaur. He ordered Daedalus who was a skilled craftsman to build a labyrinth that would be impossible to escape. Daedalus completed the labyrinth and lured the minotaur inside with a giant piece of meat. The king figured he had no use for Daedalus after the labyrinth was complete so he threw Daedalus into the labyrinth with his son Icarus. He believed that Daedalus and Icarus would both be eaten by the minotaur. However, they escaped because Daedalus knew his way around the labyrinth since he built

There once was an arrogant Anteater who went around boasting about his ability to eat ants. Annoyed with hearing the Anteater boast, the puma started to think of a plan to make him stop boasting. Puma got the idea to put red fire ants in with the normal ants. The Puma waited to tell the other animals about the plan until he had the perfected it.

I am constantly reminded of the verses of David; who observed the natural world around him and found its creator, God. In Psalm 8, the psalmist wrote:

The mighty jaguar’s name is Wildcat. He wanted to be king. The emperor's name is Primate. He was a Tamarin. The Tamarin’s descendents were all Emperors. This was the way of the kingdom. Wildcat wanted to test the Emperor so he said “ if you can not find the rarest flower in the forest in one day you will lose your crown”. The flower was called the Devil’s Crown because if squashed the juices will get free. It is also very poisonous. Primate goes looking

Then the king made a fire so he could eat beef jerky and bacon. The king goes with his bow and kills half the pigs and cows that were out there in the field. He then found out that he was at a high cholesterol and died due to the fact that the doctors were having lunch. Then

The strive of ambition and power can seem to be true perfection but should be careful of what they do for power because it can cause a huge downfall in their life. In the play Macbeth, one of the major themes that can be derived from the play is No matter how much you want something killing and taking an innocent person’s life is never the answer which is supported by the three motifs blood, daggers and super natural. The motif blood is symbolic of banquo’s blood that was on Macbeths hands. This particular motif supports the theme because after Macbeth murdered king duncan his mind began to play tricks on him once he saw the blood on his hands.

Even a persuasive King who had once saved a tricky banana that was stuck in a toilet was scared by Stanley. However, King

We Are the Ants, by Shaun David Hutchinson, plunges readers into the world of Henry Denton, a teenager plagued by a hideous reputation as “Space Boy” due to continued alien abductions. Henry, an average teen except for this one fact, endures name-calling, bullying, a physical attack and more, as he tries to survive in the daily grind at Calypso High School.

The Monkey King is the ruler of his kind. He wanted to be like all of the other gods and goddesses and hang out with them. He studied the four main traits of Kung fu, and mastered them. One night he flew up to the heavens where all of the gods and goddesses were having a party, and tried to join in because he too was a god of his kind. Unfortunately for him, the guard laughed at him after the Monkey tried to explain how he was a god, and told him he wasn't allowed in because he just just a monkey. The Monkey King was furious about this, so he beat up all of the gods and goddesses at the party to show that he was more than just a monkey, which then led him to banishment from the heavens. Then the Monkey King comes across Tze-Yo-Tzuh, the creator of all things on earth, including the Monkey King. Tze-Yo-Tzuh tried to convince the Monkey King to stop his rampage and to act like a normal monkey, but he wouldn't listen. So Tze-Yo-Tzuh buried the Monkey King under a pile of rocks where he stayed

In the world of the “Electric Ant” by Phillip K. Dick, electric ants, or organic robots, appear to be commonplace in society as the hospital get few of them every week. The most human AI that I have seen this semester is Garson Poole. Mr. Poole is designs to be human manager of his creator’s company so he will possess the greatest human characteristics out of the other AI characters I have talk about before and after him despite being an electric ant. Beside Mr. Poole’s ability to control his reality with micro tape in his chest cavity and requiring an engineer to fix him if he is damaged, he appears to be no different any other human. No one in the story seems to notice he is not human before he found out he is electric ant. Mr. Poole has

“Of all you can see. All of Pirity. But there is a nasty rebellion out there, trying to take the land from me. They want to throw it into anarchy. That’s why we need you. To help me and my army to protect our land.” He said. It seemed to Amber like this was too much work. Too much

My dad would always tell me a story about how once there was a great warrior who felt defeated during the battle and decided to hide in a cave in the Himalayan mountains. He was tired and hungry from fighting vigorously. Since he did not have anything to do, he became curious and began to look around at the dark weary walls. He then saw an ant carrying a grain of rice, and the ant was trying to crawl with it to the other side of the wall. However, the grain of rice would fall down. The ant crawled back to the place where the grain of rice had fallen and picked up the grain of rice. The ant crawled again with the grain of rice to go on its journey to the other side of the wall. The ant was very determined to achieve its goal that the ant did

Do you know what a fable is? A fable is a fictional story that teaches you life lessons throughout the story; this is referred to as a moral. When reading stories like “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Ant and the Chrysalis” teaches you important lessons about they way people appear. If I have learned anything from reading these fables, it is not to judge people by their looks because you never know how they will turn out.