Fictional Superhero Origin Story : Oliver Queen

Many people in Star City call the Green Arrow a vigilante. However, he is beyond vigilance; he is their hero. Mayor by day, and hero at night, Oliver Queen helps his city maintain safety. His method of assertions, dominating his people with fierceness, he assist Star City thrive. Even though he is targeted by many criminals, his premeditation assists him to succeed as both the Green Arrow and the mayor of Star City. As the Green Arrow, he has defeated innumerable and harmful enemies, including violent cartel and menacing fugitives. Despite his success, he often had many peccadillos. In an episode of Queen’s television show, “Arrow,” his misstep involved him killing too much instead of serving true justice. True justice involves the criminal

Even though the oiler suffered on his journey on the open boat all of the characters were victims of life’s unfortunate and twisted series of events. These four men have possibly gone through a shipwreck that left them stranded in the middle of the ocean without any tools for survival aside from a small dinghy. This event in itself is unfortunate enough, but for these men it is barley the beginning. They endure rough seas, fatigue and endless rowing alongside several other complications during their desolation at sea. Nearing the end of the story a large and furious wave completely runs

were lacking equipment. When the ship sunk, they all gathered up on the emergency boat and

And even though they probably had an boat, it looked like they had complications. If there boat had complications it failed, and that means that they would have to swim and they would probably get hypothermia. So they probably died from

In the story “The Open Boat”, there are four men who is a captain, a cook, an oiler and a correspondent. They were in a small boat after their ship sank off the coast of Florida. The crew headed to the lighthouse happily after the cook says there was a house for refuge nearby. But the fact is that no one is there, so they have to row back to sea. Then they saw some people showing up on the beach, so they believed to be rescued this time, but those people thought they were fishing. Then the captain decided that no one was coming to save them, therefore, they had to swim to shore when they still had strength. The oiler swims strongly, but he is the only man who is dead at the end of the story.

As time passes, Piggy comes to the realization that the boys and he may be trapped on the island for a long time. However, Ralph believes that his father will rescue them. Ralph and Piggy decide to set up a fire to signal ships that they are trapped on the island. Ralph is stuck on the idea that his dad will rescue all the boys. Expressing

Their relationship builds as they grow dependent on each other while taking a dangerous path to the coast. They freeze, starve, kill and do whatever else is necessary to protect each other and keep their hope and love intact.

I chose George Washington, AKA the Cherry Chopper. This name would be fitting because it refers back to the fable in which George Washington showed honesty by telling his father that he could not tell a lie and that he did cut down his father's favorite cherry tree. I believe that he is a superhero because he fought valiantly throughout the duration of the Revolutionary War. He never abandoned his men, not even during the brutal winter of Valley Forge, or at the harrowing defeat at Brandywine. His military prowess led to an American victory over the British, and a new republic that would not be ruled by a tyrant. When citizens wished to make him "King Washington," he humbly declined and resigned after the completion of his second term.

The queen finds out he committed adultery. The queen started to become very suspicious by sending a message saying bring the children to the court. She then orders the cook to kill the children and serve them to the king. This queen was struggling with jealous/enraged she became hot with another kind of heat than the sun’s. She also vengeful/manipulative because she threatens to kill the secretary if he does not inform her what is going on with her husband who she suspects is cheating. Some struggles are not justifiable she is an evil queen that is jealous of Talia. She employs that the secretary retrieve the twins. She also deals with cannibalism she so sick. Enviousness and jealously is something that bothers her every day, because the queen cannot have any children. She wishes the twins would be retrieved to kill and eat them. The queen is cold-hearted, and she known to be unreasonable. She tries to attempt murderer; she wants Talia’s belongings when attempting to kill her and of course the belongings are clothing which are material items of status, including pearls and an embroidered

Now, with the clear sunlight , the four men finally address their situation. The captain is lying injured in the bow of the boat, and the The rough January sea is tossing the men around the boat, rising high over the gunwales. The oiler and the correspondent are rowing, trying to get to Mosquito Light Inlet, where there is a lifesaving station. As the day goes on, the men become silent. The captain encourages them. “We’ll get ashore all right,” he says. As they row, seabirds fly over them, flying in groups next to them, one even coming close enough to be waved off. The men cuss at it, thinking it is a bad omen, or bad sign. After quite some time of rowing, the captain spots the lighthouse in the horizon. The crew then rigs up a sail , made from the captains jacket, to help them get to shore quicker and easier. They are very tired and sore from rowing all day. As they get closer to the lighthouse, the wind dies down. thus

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Although there is no land in sight and their supplies are limited, the crew tries to stay positive. Throughout the story, the men are repeatedly offering words of encouragement, trying to reassure each other and keep their minds at ease. Some of the men boast that they are glad that they have an “on shore wind,” and jokingly question what kind of pie the others like. At one point, the captain is described as “soothing his children,” offering them some words of encouragement by saying, “we’ll get ashore all right” (Crane 197). These words help the others remain positive, as the author explains, “But there was that in his tone which made them think, so the oiler quoth: ‘Yes! If this wind holds!’ ” (Crane 197). We can sense that they know the gravity of the situation by the captain’s tone, but they continue to reassure each other. Not only do they mentally support one another, but physically as well. Throughout the experience, they share the burdens and the task of rowing, keeping the boat from capsizing, and staying on the watch at night. The oiler and the correspondent take turns rowing until one loses the ability to continue on, at which point they ask the other, “Will you spell me for a little while” (Crane 206). When the night grows cold, they use one another to keep warm, lying in the bottom of the boat in what is described as a “grotesque rendering of the old babes in the woods” (Crane 207). When people suffer together it creates a bond that makes them stronger, with this rationale often used in the armed forces during boot camp, where the team is forced through challenges and experiences that allow them to become a more effective team. The author describes this precisely by

The boys get off the boat and wait to get rescued by a team, everything was going out going until Dylan falls off from a cliff when Ben and Gerry had realized that he’s off gathering hawk eggs (paragraph #30). Two Days after Dylan had gotten sick, so they decided to sail back to the sea since they noticed nobody can help them out. The Boys, Ben, Dylan, and Gerry had noticed that dad has been back. He had been rescued after he had fallen off the boat. Ben had said “I hate your guts dad!” and dad had taken a job on a boat, refusing to take a plane back to their old home. And now Ben, Dylan and Gerry plus Dad buy a better boat, but.... Now only for the

He couldn't go home because he had lost his parents. When he realized that, he started crying, what would he do without them? His parents heard his cry and led his to a boat. They let him go onto it, which he didn't question because he wanted to.

Arrow is about a rich, promiscuous young man named Oliver Queen, who becomes stranded on an island for five years before finally being rescued. After his return, Queen becomes a vigilante trying to protect his city, Starling City, against the corrupt businessmen that live there. Before being able to properly assess Queen from a psychological point of view, we must understand his character before, during, and after his accident. Queen suffered from many terrible psychological problems during his five years "alone" on an "abandoned" island and after finally returning home.