In the film Guardians of the Galaxy, Peter Quill finds himself the quarry of relentless bounty hunters after he steals an orb wanted by Ronan, a powerful villain. To evade Ronan, Quill is forced into an uneasy truce with four disparate rebels, Rocket Raccoon, treelike humanoid Groot, Enigmatic Gamora, and vengeance driven Drax the destroyer. But when he discovers the orbs true power and the cosmic threat it poses, Quill must rally his ragtag group to save the universe.
On planet Earth, young Peter Quill sits in the waiting room of a hospital, listening with headphones to "Awesome Mix Tape no. 1" on his Walkman. His grandpa comes out and gets him so he can say goodbye to his mom, who is dying of cancer. His mom gives him a present and tells him his father was an angel and that Peter is just like him. She asks for his hand, but he's too scared to take it. Just then, she dies. The troubled Peter runs outside and is abducted by a spaceship. Twenty-six years later on the planet Morag, an adult Peter Quill, a.k.a. Star-lord, is searching for a mysterious Orb while listening to Awesome Mix Tape no. 1. He finds the Orb and takes it out of a laser enclosure. Almost immediately, Korath and his henchmen find Peter. After a shootout, Peter makes it to his ship, the Milano, and escapes. His partner/mentor
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They don't like each other at all. Soon they arrive at Knowhere a space station built in the severed head of a former god-like being to meet with the Collector. While they wait for their appointment, Drax, Rocket, and Groot get drunk and gamble. Gamora and Peter bond over music. He explains that his mom made him the mix tape of her favorite songs. He asks her to dance, but she doesn't trust him. He says it reminds him of an old myth about other people who didn't dance. It was called Footloose. He makes a pass at her, but she says she's not one of the doe-eyed girls he's used to and she won't fall for his pelvic
When the parents arrive in Maine they get the news. Everybody starts to cry. The hotel is a saddened place right now. The parents of all the kids make a flight back to Sacramento.
Mentors. They can be your parents, older siblings, and even a teacher but in Edward Bloor’s Tangerine, that would be Luis Crews a person he befriends at his new school, Tangerine Middle.
“You don’t understand, Will. I am going to change the world. Imagine a real life Superman. A real life Spider-Man. Imagine the crime rate decreasing by like 80%. First person I’d go for the notorious Barefoot Bank Robber…” Peter left off, staring into space.
After the plan goes into effect, they realize that the virus is not stealing pennies, but is moving thousands of dollars. Peter decides to return the money to the company and take the blame so his friends don’t get into trouble. He writes an apology letter and leaves it under his boss’s door. However, when he goes to work next morning the office building has been burned down by another disgruntled worker. The movie ends with the three friends doing whatever it is they like doing instead of sitting in their cubicle all day.
When they join the secret service of the queen, Peter says, "That was how I joined the secret service of the Queen" (Trease 155). Since Peter joined the secret service of the Queen he is with other people who are also protecting her. Peter is courageous enough for a 14 year old to join the secret service
The protagonist Peter is trying to cope with his mother abandoning him and having to adjust his life to live with his grandfather in an old, rusty, abandoned movie theatre. He had nowhere else to go and felt all he had was his best friend Kalmain (Joseph Pedley) and that old shack he calls home. To make matters even worse, Peter devastatingly finds out his new home is going to be torn down by a mining company. His reality is everyone’s worst nightmare. Pete’s grandfather Jubi is always looking out for Pete’s best, at least he is trying to. Pete’s home meant to so much to him, as he and his mother, before she left, spent so many happy times and he has great memories there. Such as how his mum promised him one day that they would open up a beautiful restaurant, so day after day he would
They are tearing down their house trying to find treasure. He finds out that his parents aren’t there anymore. It says, “This house is too big for just two people. They don’t live here anymore.” This news is devastating!
Imagine having a horrible disease from less than 1 year old. Imagine spending the first years of your life in a hospital. This is exactly what Peter Zucca (“Peter Powerhouse”) had to go through. But, instead of being bitter, he used his experience to help other people, and that makes him a hero.
When referring to Peter as the bad guy, he simply appears as the bad guy due to his murderous intent as well as his mass beatings inflicted Ender. However this may be to train him for battle school, Peter is very smart in the sense of planning ahead as well as making schemes. Even
William Shakespeare’s, Macbeth, displays what a man is willing to do to obtain the highest level of power. When Macbeth is first introduced, he is viewed as a man with great gallant and heroism - as he is able to prove his loyalties to the King of Scotland, Duncan. However, Macbeths masculinity begins to come into question, when he lets the three witches’ prophecies guide his decisions on his journey of becoming king. Shakespeare approaches manhood and womanhood ambiguously. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are the center of attraction when it comes to gender roles.
In "The Taming of the Shrew," Katherine's evolution from an outspoken and independent woman to a submissive wife exemplifies the gender roles that have been put on women historically and in society today. Men's impact on women's roles shows how male dominance shapes and even limits the opportunities and behaviors that are seen as acceptable for women. Petruchio's successful taming of Kate reflects on how the woman often conforms to the man in relationships, especially marriage. William Shakespeare examines the significant influence of male dominance on women's societal roles throughout the relationship of Kate and Petruchio. Petruchio had to convince Kate to agree to marriage and he did that by saying, “For I am he am born to tame you, Kate,/ And bring you from a wild Kate to a Kate/ Conformable as other household Kates'”(II.i.281-283).
Friendship is like a blossoming sprout in spring. At first it is dainty and fragile but as it cultivates into an elegant flower, it grows more and more robust. Sometimes the biting winds of hate and deceit can knock the blooming flower down-- but that is not the case in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014). This intricate storyline follows Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) and the estranged band of aliens-- later known as the Guardians of the Galaxy. When one watches this motion picture, it can be substantiated that friendship can be unearthed in the most unlikely niches, with the most unlikely inhabitants, and in the most unlikely manners.
According to (Whitley & Henwood, 2014) the right to life, in its most basic definition, has been encroached for people living with severe mental challenges. Furthermore studies found that people with psychiatric problems have significantly reduced life expectancies, as well as higher standardized
The psychiatrist decides that it would be a good idea for the both of them to set out and find his mother. In the end he finds his mother and then he gets married to the girl he first dated.
Being the hero that he is, Spider-Man decides to save both the children and Mary-Jane. A large battle between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin ensues, with the Green Goblin’s eventual death, and Spider-Man’s massive injuries being the result. Spider-Man finally defeats the enemy, in his final ordeal, saving New York from cold-blooded villainy for a while. Therefore, by completing, undergoing, and overcoming extremely difficult tasks such as battling with the enemy and saving the ones he loves, the film Spider-Man shows that it is part of the quest archetype.