Otarius: An Analysis

The creation of the gods starts with chaos and from the chaos came the endless gods: Eros, Tartarus, and Gaea (Love, hell, and the earth). Gaea created Uranus, the first ruler of the sky and Eros

In his essay, “Introduction to Oedipus the King”, Bernard Knox supports free will by stating that Oedipus’ downfall was not caused by fate. According to Knox there is not a doubt that, “Oedipus is the free agent who, by his own self-willed action, discovers that his own predicted destiny has already been fulfilled” (86). He clearly states that Oedipus is responsible for his free actions during the play. He insists that Oedipus’s made the decisions to discover the truth about himself.

Charles could see Erik giving up as sharply as he felt it, the small spark that he’d come to label in his own mind as ‘life force’ dwindling to an ember and extinguishing. He was stepping forward before he could stop himself, blooding rushing in his ears against time as he spoke. “Dēsístite!“

The theme of sight and blindness is undoubtedly important to notice while reading Oedipus the King. The number of times the words “see” or “blind” are in the play make it make it undeniably obvious that they are significant. The theme is developed throughout the dialogue, through characters such as Tiresias and Oedipus, and also directly in the irony of the play. It is important in a play about the truth because almost every character was “blind” to the truth. All of the characters, except one, can physically see, but mentally cannot see the truth.

Irenaeus (c.130 – 202CE), as with Augustine, traced evil back to human free will. He differs in that he admits that God did not make a perfect world and that evil has a valuable role to play in God’s plan for humans. Unlike Augustine, Irenaeus admitted that God is partly responsible for evil. His responsibility extends to creating humans imperfectly, and making it their task to develop to perfection. This idea is based upon Irenaeus’ interpretation of Genesis, where God said, ‘Let us make man in our image, after our likeness.’ Irenaeus concluded that at first, humans were made in God’s image and only later would develop into His likeness. For Irenaeus, being in God’s image involved having

In the Age of Ancients the world was unformed, shrouded by fog. A land of gray crags, Archtrees and Everlasting Dragons. But then there was fire and with fire came disparity. Heat and Cold, life and death, and of course, light and dark. Then from the dark, They came, and found the Souls of Lords within the flame. Nito, the First of the Dead, The Witch of Izalith and her Daughters of Chaos, Gwyn, the Lord of Sunlight, and his faithful knights. And the Furtive Pygmy, so easily forgotten. With the strength of Lords, they challenged the Dragons. Gwyn's mighty bolts peeled apart their stone scales. The Witches weaved great firestorms. Nito unleashed a miasma of death and disease. And Seath the Scaleless betrayed his own, and the Dragons were no

Thus he begins the stories grievous nature. Hogs are the top four animal in the slaughter industry (“Top 10 Animals Killed for Food Worldwide Each Year”). But according to the narrator this does not mean they go easily. With increasing age, hogs become decrepit and senile. Their bodies become more and more crippled throughout the latter part of their lives. But, they do not die for a long time. They continue to live in pain and suffering. Just as Satan survives. He lives solely to exist and cause disturbance to others. People try so hard to rid themselves of the Devil once he has caught onto their lives. The narrator goes on to explain that “People die so easy” (Pancake 87). Unlike the hogs, hundreds of thousands of people die everyday. From accidents to murder and suicide to illness, the human race is easy to remove. In fact the narrator mentions “I seen people die in the war easier than a hog at butchering” (Pancake 85). People are weak in comparison to the strength of some animals. Sins are similar to the people they consume in that they are easy to contract. Like a disease they engulf the whole of the body and so consume

Orion looked at Darkness with a confused and odd face, as Darkness was explaining his story. The gods foretold that a deity would control Energy and soon over rule them and be the most powerful god. Darkness was created by the gods for the purpose of showing Orion wasn’t the most powerful god in existence. Darkness was created along side Orion, but was kept in secret. The gods waited for Orion and Darkness to fully master their powers. After they mastered there full powers, Darkness was sent to lure in Orion to the volcano for one solo purpose. To start the Great Battle between Orion and Darkness.

Oedipus and Othello are very alike in their painting of the tragic hero. Both of these characters in their respective stories are portrayed as very likable characters, but are not without their flaws; both meet a very grim end due to their damning flaw. The grand flaw that leads these characters to their respective downward spirals is pride. Both are blinded (one literally, both figuratively) by their near inability to introspectively analyze their decisions in an objective way due to their confidence in their decisions. While confidence in one's decisions can be an advantageous trait in a leader, it is a complete and utter disadvantage when the leader lets it skew objective reasoning.

As our world was still forming and before humanity was even a forethought, the Gods knew this remarkable and magnificent paradise, needed to be protective. With their collected wisdom, they created monstrous beast to roam the earth as its protectors.

The world of Dark Souls was a dark void inhabited by dragons until light appeared in the form of the first flame, which contained the lord soul. Three vessels claimed a portion of the soul, which grants its owner with god-like power as long as the flame still burns. Led by Lord Gwyn, Gravelord Nito and the Witch of Izalith waged a successful war against the dragons, and went on to reign in the Age of Fire. The first flame also produced a dark soul, which

It was night, Orion looked at Crota’s unmoving corpse as it lay still in the dark area. It had been 20 years since Eris had returned to tell the tale. She had told of the Darkness arriving on the moon and creating an army of Hive who had destroyed countless worlds. She had told how she and five other guardians had travelled to the moon and descended down the deep pits of the Hive nest.

He wished to obtain the hermaphroditic god and wanted something attainable in his image. Although Darkness creates man, man has a divine image. Because of Darkness’s lack of ingenuity, the idea of Darkness creating anything is even more unbelievable. The dark did not have the intelligence to create something from nothing without having seen it first but it still had some knowledge to create Adam and Eve. Darkness relies upon the Light in order to exist and create. In essence, Darkness derives itself from pure Light and therefore, not an independent entity –Darkness is the creation from original Creation. Even the Aeons are the demonic versions of the five gods that Primal Man brings into battle.

At the beginning of the earth, They were hundreds of gods of all kind helping guide the earth for the creation. The gods were the embodiment of what they symbols, but 12 caused hurt to the spirits of the people and were casted down and turned into creature that had power over the elements. The first of the 12 to be casted down from heaven and turn into these elemental creature and of fire were, Old Man Coyote, because he tricked a tribe chief, and made him believable, that another indian tribe was planning to attack, and kill all of them for past crimes done in war from long ago, and the same for the other tribe, and end in menturear desortry. Then, Napi, because he was trying to help a small tribe, but ended up kill them, because of him try to make the soldiers feel welcome, but end up making a fool of the soldiers. Thirdly, Crazy Jack trying to get out of his jobs of helping a tribe in need, he run out of luck when the creator find of and casted him out for doing nothing to help the tribe, and hurting more with the telling of this tribe location to white people.

After the flood Viracocha saved 2 humans who he called upon when he needed help later on. Out from the dark depths of Lake Titicaca Viracocha bought eternal light to the new earth summoning the sun, moon and the stars. Viracocha then created everyone differently. Some women he painted as pregnant, some caring for their babies beside them and on each figure he painted clothes so that they would continue to wear. He also carved out the different nations and tribes that he wanted to exist. Viracocha then divided these stones up into separate groups and buried them in the earth to wait for their command of summoning.