Ethical Issues In Iron Man

In the text it states, “Tony hated the war and wanted Wes to do whatever he could to avoid it. He was willing to risk seeming like a hypocrite.” (Moore 42). It evident that, Tony did care, and he was seeing himself in the other Wes. He trying to help him change, but the other Wes just did the opposite.

Tony is very smart but also quite poor. His family didn't have enough money to send him to school but since he was smart and the nuns had faith in him they were able to provide him with a scholarship: “His family could not afford to send him to school. But the nuns believed in him because he was smart and a good boy.” (McKay 44). This shows how tony was viewed as a person before everything with the LRA happened. Tony also had a dream to become a priest when he was older. He never openly said it but it was very obvious to others; “ He has never actually said to his friends, but everyone knew that tony really wanted to become a priest.” (McKay 45). This shows that Tony wanted to go to school to repay god and how much of a good kid we was and how he didn't deserve to have to become a rebel soldier.

He doesn't completely stop, but he goes out with his assistant and live happily until the next movie. Tony Stark has survived the events in Afghanistan, built a device to sustain his life and a technological masterpiece in the form of the Ironman Armor, and now faces a press conference where he has been given a statement to read from the government agency S.H.I.E.L.D. This is his return because he is back in his own normal life while trying to perfect his chest. When Stark begins to read this statement he looks at the cameras and proclaims “I am

The character’s name was Anthony Stark, but was known as Tony (Admin1). Tony Stark was an engineer who suffered from a heart injury when he was kidnapped by a group of terrorists. He created a suit of armor that empowered his escape, and helps in protecting the world. Tony Stark is a very witty character. Tony uses sarcasm throughout many comic books, and all of his movies.

pure evil and kills countless people for pretty much the fun of it. He was said to be able to

company. He is basically working on all the updates and maintenance on as needed basis on his

Tony was very protective over his little brother. In the book it says, “[Wes] loved his brother but had learned to ignore his occasional 'do as I say, not as I do' tirades. Tony, by contrast, was desperately trying to give his little brother information he thought he needed, the kind of information that Tony never got. Tony felt his little brother's life could be saved, even if he felt his own had already, at age fourteen, passed the point of no return.” (Moore 27). This shows that Tony doesn’t want Wes to join the drug business like he did because he knows it could have ruined his life. Despite what Tony told him, Wes started to distribute drugs which eventually, he got caught up with the

Heroes have achieved many feats that support the belief of a greater good and expressing valor and selflessness through the ages. There are fictional or real life accounts that have recognized these men and women for their vigor and marked them as heroes due to their events of success and motives of committing the heroic deeds. Yet there are copious amounts of people who have sacrifice themselves for a greater good but they have been lost through time even if their actions were prosperous or doomed in the end with a valiant purpose. They are unsung heroes who committed the actions based on their inner fire of what is right or honorable or rather than the fame they hope to achieve from those acts. The world or a populous may not know of their actions, but the actions and beliefs of an individual or group can entitle them of being hero-like without the necessity of recognition and success. They have lost their lives or a part of themselves to a cause based on righteousness rather than self-gain. They presented selfless heroism rather than the the intention to receive praise from the victories. Sacrifice contributes more to Heroism because the individual invested his or her own determination, valor and accepting the opportunity to risk their self-health (physical or psychological) based on great intentions rather than reaping the accolades of committing good deeds.

This little decision he made affect his life significantly because Tony dose drugs and all this other stuff and Wes is going to do the same thing that Tony is doing. The young Wes Moore was just coming back home when Tony stops him. Tony ask where is all this money coming from. Other young Wes response by saying he was a D.J. Tony get really mad and starts to beat up other young Wes because he knows he was dealing drugs. The mother of the young Wes stop Tony from beating him up any longer. Then Wes got up and the mother says that "Wes wanted to be just like Tony" (Moore 72). The other young Wes more affect his life big time because he made the small decisions to be just like Tony. Tony has done a lot of drugs and other bad actions. It was Wes little decision to be like Tony and not him

3). Tony has been in and out of jail since he was an adolescent. He hits, steals, and he destroys property and says he enjoys doing so "because people are stupid". He shows little remorse for his crimes, behaves impulsively, and lacks empathy for the rights and feelings of others.

When people think of heroes, they often think of muscle bound men in spandex with unrealistic powers of flight, strength, or x-ray vision. But in real life, heroes are often determined based on the smallest of situations and their outcomes. In both of the stories I have chosen (A&P and Harrison Bergeron), the main characters are classified as heroes because of their willingness to defy the authoritive forces around them, whether it be the store manager Lengel in A&P or the Handicapper General in Harrison Bergeron, as well as their willingness to strike out on their own instead of adhering to social norms. In Harrison Bergeron, the main character Harrison

Finally, Tony Stark’s most obvious change was simply in becoming a superhero. From the start of the movie, Stark was a rich, self-interested playboy who would be more concerned over a scratch on the finish of his Audi R8 than the fate of the free world unless it benefitted him. Taking a completely different direction, Tony used his Iron Man suit to pursue those who wrongfully used Stark Industries weapons. Stark even stated, “I shouldn't be alive... unless it was for a reason. I'm not crazy, Pepper. I just finally know what I have to do. And I know in my heart that it's right”. (Iron Man) This

This is especially true for Tony in BMU as he is torn on a myriad of levels. Is he Marez or Luna? Is he a future Catholic priest or vaquero? Tony verbalizes the quandary he is in when he asks, "What life will I choose" (Anaya 41)? Through Tony's dreams, the depth of the ambivalent dilemma is elucidated.

Tony Stark is a superhero, whether Captain America doubts him or not. Stark is an incredible intelligent individual. Because of this, he will succeed despite the hand that he has dealt. In the first ‘Iron Man,’ Stark builds an ARC reactor and an Iron Man suit in a cave with limited resources. He does what

 Publicly stating he is Iron man: By revealing he is Iron man, Tony takes credit for all