Loyalty In Stranger Things

Loyalty is like a shadow it’s something that’s with you all of the time, but sometimes it’s hidden. Most people don’t show their loyalty hidden, but loyalty is something that’s not supposed to be hidden .To me loyalty is when someone is there for someone else. Loyalty is a characteristic many people should strive to have; it earns the trust and respect of many. A loyal person would never be able to fail someone because they are trustable. Loyalty is everywhere and there are many different kinds of

as the audience to watch the whole things instead of sleeping half way through it. These qualities make us feel what the character feel when something bad or good happen to him or her. Make us sad when a innocent character is killed. This lead us to tell all of our friends to watch this certain movie or tv show. I will be comparing how in the films Stranger things and Serenity have similar archetypes, similar characters, and themes. In both films Stranger things and Serenity, have numerous archetypes

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Both Penelope and Odysseus put others through trials in books 19, 21, and 23 in order to test their loyalty and identity. The trait of constantly testing others eludes to the little trust that Odysseus and Penelope have in others making them a perfect match for each other. In Book 19 Homer shows Odysseus in the presence Penelope describing to her how well she is known and why. He suggests that her fame “has reached the vaulting skies” and that the kingdom she has built is “proud and strong” and under

The Strangely Familiar Things Stranger Things is a Netflix original series that was released in 2016 and quickly became popular because of each exhilarating episode that individually depicted monsters, mad science, alternate realities, government conspiracies, loyalty, treachery, friendship, tragedy, sacrifice, and triumph. What’s unique about the series is that it not only follows the perspectives of kids, but it makes continuous references to earlier and popular movies and books. The Duffer Brothers

The importance and affects of loyalty is different for everyone. In the historical fiction Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck shows his views on the values of loyalty through the character George Milton. He expresses his perspective on loyalty and the effects it has on a person when George’s character continouosly protects and looks out for Lennie throughout the story. George’s profound loyalty is seen unto the very last paragraph of the book. The first time Steinbeck provides the readers with evidence

As discussed in class Homer’s epic poems shine a light on the Greeks’ view of virtue. Homer defines a man as virtuous if he is pleasing to the gods, hospitable to his guests, and loyal to others. In order for one to be deemed virtuous by Homeric standards he must qualify in all three of these distinct areas. The ancient Greeks’ view of great virtue, as defined by Homer in the characterizations of his heroes, is shown, in totality, in the characterization of Eumaeus. To begin, a virtuous man must

inspired my love for people and my talent for communication. To say I am a people person is an understatement. Throughout my seventeen years, I have learned a few things about myself. People are my passion and communication is my gateway to friendship. Where others might see a stranger, I see an opportunity for I believe that a stranger is just a friend one has never met before. Interaction with people is just one of my talents for I acquire many abilities, as opposed to being the best at one gift

or associated are things that you can and often should share with your lover, mate or partner. However, things that are shared between you and your mate should not be fair game to be shared with your family, friends or associates. Unless your mate is

Since the beginning of human civilization, societies have always held certain standards and behavioral codes that the members of the society had to follow. Even though these standards weren’t ‘written in stone’, so to speak, there was an unspoken requirement that men and women were supposed to follow them. Also, there were different codes for the different genders and ages. A female child had different codes to follow than an old wise man. Today, there are still behavioral codes that societies follow

you can find someone. Even though you want to refuse them you can’t. You promised your parents and children that you would give them a chance. What would you do? Would you just sleep around with them? Would you marry one of them? This is exactly the things that Penelope had to face in The Odyssey. She had to face hard decisions and had to figure out what to do. Homer, the author of The Odyssey, has shown us the hardships that she had to face. He had shown her fight to stay loyal to her

avoid, and shield themselves from circumstances that are vitally sensitive and above their power of control. This paper discusses and clarifies the vital debate; on the theme of disguise and how it has been used to validate the genuine nature of loyalty, and true personality of individuals in the various books written by homer. Odysseus, the leading character, consciously chooses to camouflage his appearance

The issue of loyalty and trust as opposed to ones own preservation and survival can quickly become a philosophical dilemma. Every day when individuals interact with others who we know or our strangers we all contemplate whether these people are trustable or even imaginable of being loyal. We all have our circle of trust, then some people who have borderline loyalty to us, and then others who that can never be allowed the privilege of being entrusted with information. Throughout The Horde the alliances

known them for a while and they are treating him well. However, Huck is able to foresee the pain that this will cause the girls later. Such kindness is rare in a human.         Finally, Huck displays not only kindness, but great loyalty, towards his best friend, a runaway slave named Jim. This man is not even seen as a person in Huck's society. After staging his death and running away to Jackson's Island,

positively. He shows this through Penelope’s loyalty and Queen Arete’s hospitality. Penelope’s faithfulness to Odysseus is a way that Homer positively portrays women. It has been decades since Penelope has seen Odysseus but that does not mean anything. Even with hundreds of suitors coming for Odysseus’ throne, it does not mean anything to Penelope, “all those with power on rocky Ithaca / Are courting me and ruining this house. / So I pay no attention to strangers / Or to public heralds. No, / I just waste