Send Me On An Emotional Roller Coaster

At any given point in time, terrible things can happen to the best of us. It may be irregular or even morbid to say something bad will happen, but let's face it, life is like a roller-coaster ride. That's the simplest way to explain something so complex.

Within the next few chapters Dr. Leete and Julian stay up to talk and answer questions that he may have. In these chapters Bellamy is using a comparison of the Julian's old world to the utopia that he has just entered and what Bellamy is creating as reader's continue with the story. Bellamy continues to explain further details of this utopia. For one Bellamy explains how each makes the money equally within the state and than how the money is given to the state to be equally distributed. Continuing on Bellamy describes a little how the society and state was run back in the ninetieth century. He talks about man's place in the work field and all the other responsibility that they carry out. Bellamy writes about each world a little at a time in order for the reader to distinguish the differences of the ninetieth century and the twentieth century.

Aldous Huxley’s novel Brave New World criticizes a society in which sex is a commodity, self-determination in non-existent, and happiness derives from consumerism. Huxley writes the novel as a warning to both contemporary and future generations of the dangers of progress built upon the wrong foundations. The novel is a portrayal of Huxley’s own society in which talkies, the radio and premarital sex, were on the rise and like many others of his time he believed that morals were quickly disappearing. It is important to note that Aldous Huxley was a supporter of eugenics, genetic engineering, and science in general; he was not against creating a perfect world, but rather creating the wrong one in the process. The Utopia that Brave New World represents is one in which women are pieces of meat, where no one not even the world controlled can ever escape from the clutches of his conditioning, and where having more is always best. Not only does Aldous Huxley portray the outcome of his own society’s actions, he paints a clear picture of how it will end, as seen in Brave New World once a man-made institution surpasses its creators, humanity will be swallowed up and forgotten. There is no ending for Huxley’s Utopia because the characters of Brave New World are slaves to their own creations without any hope of ever breaking free. The novel is not just a cautionary tale but also a premonition for a future Huxley believes his society has already set sail on.

Some may argue that Huxley’s removal of the normal family system and replacement of it with a polygamous arrangement is an enthusiastic one. However, the concept behind monogamy and family is a beautiful one. Monogamy is strength, it gives people a home and a person they can trust and believe in with their whole heart. With polygamy arises drama, distrust, hatred, lust, and jealousy.

In regards to Daenerys’ emotional development, it was quite the rollercoaster of a ride. In her infant years, there wasn’t much sign of unusual emotional tendencies, only that she was progressing through the normal developmental path. For example, at around 2 years of age, Daenerys started to express shy smiles and experienced quilt in appropriate situations. These actions were her starting to show self-conscious emotions. As for her temperament, at an early age, Daenerys was seen to be a “Slow-To-Warm-Up” child. When she was in preschool, Daenerys was very shy especially towards teachers and new situations. However, the few friends that she did have she got along with very well, showing that she just needed some time to get comfortable and adapt to new situations. Daenerys’ shyness, however, ended up becoming a pattern throughout her life. At 6 years old, she was still seen as being shy and even not being able to find other children to play with. At 8 years of age, Daenerys struggled even more with forming relationships, as she became possessive about the one friend she did have.

I never rode a roller coaster until this year. I had a season pass to Six Flags when I was 10 but I never went because I watched final destination and was sure I was going to be that unlucky passenger who ends up decapitated from a roller coaster. I never got on a plane until this year. I watched my family leave the garage and drive to the airport to go on trips on many occasions and I was sure I would end up in a plane crash and die just like Season 8 episode 24 of Grey’s Anatomy. I missed out on so many events that could’ve been a blast because I lived in complete fear. I never wanted to put myself in a situation where I could be harmed because I hadn’t lived enough yet, before I die I want to make a huge contribution to society but only

Since humans were created, we have always searched for some kind of thrill and excitement. Once man was tired of playing with something as dangerous as fire, he decided to move on to more dangerous things, thus, the roller coaster was born. From sliding down rocky mountains, to the huge steel coasters we have today. Roller coasters have evolved, and will continue to evolve alongside humans. The way roller coasters are made, the safety of the roller coasters and the popularity of them are just a few things that make up the history of these magnificent gifts to man. Coaster history has its ups, downs and loop di loops, all that bring us to where we are today.

Riding a roller coaster entails the nervous butterflies before you begin, the amazing calm but excited feeling while your stomach is doing flips during, and the content relief, or even sadness after it is over. The same things could be said about being in love. The moment when you begin to develop feelings for someone or when you become aware that those feelings are reciprocated can make you feel nervous but the nerves always turn into butterflies. Being in love with someone can give you such a thrilling feeling. Every time you see them your stomach starts to turn and you might feel like you are going to throw up but it is the best feeling and you wouldn’t want it to go away.

Let me tell you about a day that I had! It was one of those emotional roller coaster-type deals. By the end of the day, I was drained physically and emotionally. I didn 't know if I was coming or going, I was a total wreck. Some things I 'm used to happenin’ but when foolishness gets involved; well, that 's when the shit hits the fan. What I hate the most is when someone throws something back in your face, after choosing not to listen. But what puts the icing on the cake is hearing those four words, “I told you so.” It 's on the top of my list of the worst things to hear when I 'm already feeling fucked up for not heeding the warning signs.

People are beginning to see how we are following in the steps of Orwels novel, using it as a guide to shape our world rather than an example of what not to do. The world together is growing more technologically advanced, which is both great and dangerous. Where we take the technology will determine whether we live in an individual world or a horrible world like the one in

“Whatever you do don’t look down”, I say to myself whenever my heart beats. Krrrrrr!, BOOM! It started and this time it is not my heart. My dad was holding my hand so I won’t be petrified a lot. My younger brother was whining because he was also terrified and making me even more fearful. As the Roller Coaster is starting and I asked myself, “why is my dad forcing ride on this ride?”, and I do not want to ride on this roller coaster.

Throughout this semester our literary material dealt with themes of technology, modernization, the imponderable bloom, human nature, and truth to name a few of the most overarching. Each text has woven an impression of the possible near future for humanity if the patterns we are creating continue at an exponential rate. Patterns such as consumerism, neglecting unpleasurable emotions, using drugs, and controlling the environment for our short term benefits will write an unsavory and inevitable future. Science Fiction often reflects on society by exaggerating their negative characteristics and advancements to seem far-out, but often it is ironic how close many aspects of the fiction are a direct reflection of the present condition. Even now, the possibilities of utopias and dystopias forming are not so out of reach. The ability of our culture to control an entire population with a self-satisfied culture of vices outfitted with technology is less and less science fiction as the years pass.

The heart is a symbolization of the emotional roller coaster that Louise goes through in the hour.Futhermore her heart was broken when she found out her husband died but she was also happy that she got her freedom back so in a sense her life was dead with her husband but her heart begins to beat because she is

My life thus far is analogous to the cliché rollercoaster. Rather fortunately, my rollercoaster is a unique one. I am in control; I am the one who decides if my life is spinning wildly, climbing to incredible heights, or darting down at an alarming rate. The world I come from is a world I have created. In this world, I decide where I want to go and what I want to accomplish; I lay the tracks. The figurative rollercoaster is comprised of parts: my childhood, my middle school life, and my current high school career.

It’s a person, no, it’s a roller coaster, no it’s a person! There is nothing like it in the world! From breaking technology, we were able to combine the thrill of a roller coaster with the freeness of a plane and voila! The person was born! As you go on our ride, you will experience a 97° drop with multiple exhilarating features. You will soar through the air in our indoor complex and feel as if you are in different eliminates! Earth, wind, fire and ice is the person’s theme, as you will believe you are actually riding through them. First, you will zip through a simulated forest with full trees below you and projections on both sides of the walls of a forest below, and noises typically found there. Soar through this section of the ride as if you are a bird and you are free.