Demarco's Mate: An Analysis

You wake up the next morning. Wolf is knocking on the door you put on the new uniform and start heading out with him.

“The two enemies stood glaring at one another for a long silent moment. Each had a rifle in his hand, each had hate in his heart and murder uppermost in his mind.” Being in the forest had caused Georg and Ulrich to meet face to face with murder on each others mind. “Who are they? asked Georg quickly. Straining his eyes to see what the other would gladly not have seen. Wolves.” Again because they were in the forest and were yelling for their men to hear them, wolves appear in front of them. Which was a huge danger between new friends, Ulrich and Georg. The forest setting caused huge pros and cons to Ulrich and Georg. They first had murder on their mind, then became friends. However, wolves had answered their calls instead of their men, after being trapped under a

If we are a sheep hiding in wolves clothing will we become a wolf? In The Underdogs novel Demetrico Macias earns a place as general and leads a group of men for the rebel cause against the government. We see that his reasoning for this is to finally get revenge for the way in which the federalist treated him. Though he had a chance to kill some he did not because of his faith in Gods timing and will. As the novel continues, we see that he is not sure why he is still fighting since his men are doing the very thing he was fighting against. Maybe it’s because he felt he could do some good by being there to keep an eye on them enough to prevent anything too bad from happening yet he still stayed and fought. All he really wanted was peace and to

that the wolves could defend themselves, but nevertheless it is not known if they are going to live, it could be that they die "The idiot chatter" of the man indicates the horrible end that they will suffer.

Ralph said the beast had teeth and big, black eyes. I’m kind of scared now. Jack took the conch and started blowing into it like he don’t know what he’s doing. He said that Ralph shouldn’t be the chief because he’s a coward. But we took a vote again to see who should be chief and no one voted for Jack. Then he stormed away saying that he was going to hunt by himself and you could join him. We don’t need Jack; we can do without him. I suggested we moved the fire to down here on the beach so we don’t have to go up on that mountain. We made a new fire. I noticed some boys like Maurice, Bill, and Roger left—I expect they joined Jack’s tribe. We don’t need ‘em anyways. Ralph and me had done some talking: he doesn’t know what to do and is losing faith in getting rescued. I told him we just got to move on—be like the grownups. Then Jack and some of his hunters burst out of the trees making loud noises. I thought they were after the conch so I went to protect that. He told us he was having a feast and we could join him in his tribe. His hunters stole some fire from us during their

In America the confederate flag is often known as a symbol of slavery and abuse. Daniel Barkley argued a completely different argument in this text. He stated the confederate flag was removed from South Carolina’s State Capitol because African Americans began to make this their “black power flag”.

Next, Walker is zapped back in time with his new acquaintance, Tag. Then, Gray Wolf, the antagonist in this book, attempts to convince people that Walker, the protagonist, is a witch who caused the plague currently endangering his people. Finally, Walker learns that Lone Eagle, the currently dying chief, is his father. He then becomes chief of the tribe since he is the next in line. The central conflict of this book is that Lone Eagle, the chief, is dying which will leave his people without a leader in a time of chaos.

The author makes use of the symbolism of the wolves in order to explore conformity within society and how it impedes individual from pursuit of liberation. The first wolf symbolizes the freedom of an individual deviant against societal expectations.However both wolves represents the challenges and the fears of liberty of the bound man faces as he questions his limitations whether “he could amount to without it.”(pg.6). The first wolf proved to be the bound man’s attempt to conform with society, without the ropes “perhaps he would have tried to run away”(pg.5). In the moment he tried conquering his fear of freedom, it seemed completely paradoxical as his limitations allowed him to feel as free. However when his ropes was severed and consequently,

the least threatened, except this particular wolf “ [is] so self engrossed that he [comes]

A wolf shifter omega struggling with uncontrolled shifting finds his perfect partner in the workplace romance of The Omega's Reluctant Alpha.

Survival can relate to the life of Deo by him surviving in the soccer field in a game. For example in the text it says that many people push him and make fun of him at the field. Also in the text it says when ever Deo makes a bad move they yell at him and saying its cause of of you that we loose every soccer game. This shows survival of Deo by him trying to survive in the soccer field for his team mates will not shout at him and say its his fault. So this can show the relation of survival in the the story of soccer.

During the course of him being a were-wolf, he never hurts a single person. While it would be a fearsome sight, there was no reason to stop him. When telling his wife about his time as a were-wolf, he says that he “live on prey and roots”. It was a despicable and reprehensible act for her to deprive him of his life.

The wolf pup wasn't the 'only' child of the litter. She had several other siblings; 5 to be exact. Her siblings were naive as she was and had hearts filled with gold. While on the other paw, Chamo had a heart filled with green, red, and violet. Now isn't that delightful ~ [i]Ahh, I certainly would love to prey on a corrupted being like her...[/i] Chamo never desired to be the youngest nor the runt of the litter. She never wanted to have other siblings and preferred to have her parents to herself. Everything was a mess to Chamo. And when everything's a mess what do you do exactly?

Likewise, the boys in the novel go into a state of hysteria due to the mysterious and new environment that they are exposed to. In connection with the previous fear, the boys have no adults to answer their questions, which further provoke this fear. During the assembly where Ralph discusses about the beast, a boy gives his interpretation of the beast, saying, “Maybe he means it’s some sort of ghost.” (96) The boy’s perception of the beast inflicts fear on the group since a ghost is not tangible, visible, and cannot be hunted. This statement also creates chaos in the assembly and ultimately ends it, as the boys are too terrified to have a civilized conversation. The idea of a beast lurking on the island disrupts the boys’ priorities. The boys are too concerned about the beast that they become unproductive on the island. This results in the downfall of the society since a majority of the boys neglect their work and go hunting for an imaginary beast that does not physically exist. The fear of the unknown also stops their signal fire because of the beast that Samneric claims they saw, “It kind of sat up…there were eyes…Teeth…Claws” (109) The fear of the unknown deceived Samneric from seeing a human by distorting the reality. Ironically, their description of the beast is similar to a human with “eyes” and “teeth”, but their fear blinded them from viewing a dead parachutist instead of a beast. The confirmation of a beast only greatens the dispute between Ralph and Jack that separates them. This prompted Jack to instantly demand for a hunt and prevents the boys from continuing the signal fire and building huts. The fear of the unknown gives Jack more power than Ralph since he is a hunter and promises the boys to kill the beast. As a result, Jack has the power to leave the group with the assurance that he will not be alone. The separation of the boys is a consequence of

Charlie is a wolf shifter with a massive, heart-aching crush on his boss. He loves the man but knows he can never have him. Sahil is so kind to him, so sweet — and so lonely, when his real mate is gone. Meanwhile, Charlie's friend/enemy/coworker Russ gets irritated with Charlie about the crush — and about any and everything else, too. He's another wolf shifter, but he's not sweet; he's big and rude and annoying. He's very loyal, though — and perhaps he's hiding a secret of his own...