Summary: Creepypasta Hunters Descend Into Armageddon

We shall raise vast private armies, as Mishima did, to defeat you. We shall conquer the world because warriors inspired by and banded together by homosexual love and honor are invincible as were the ancient Greek soldiers.

Monsters and the Moral Imagination by Stephen T. Asma is an exploration into why, as of recent, society has become so fascinated with monsters. Asma considers a vast amount of reasons why this surge in interest could have come along, such as; “social anxiety in the post-9/11 decade, or the conflict in Iraq” (Asma). Another possibility is even the fall of the economy that occured around December 2007.

Two total different looking men, with the same character. The two men, Zaroff and Ulrich, both hunted on their own land. Zaroff and Ulrich were on a hunt to kill any humans. The tough fight they fought sadly did not end well. Now, they have both left this

The book, ‘The Killing Zone’ by Frederick Downs, is an autobiography of his own experiences in the war of Vietnam 1967. He splits the book into multiple sections and is in the format of diary inserts describing his journey from start to finish of his time in Asia and his physical and mental incidents. The first chapter is titles ‘The Bridges’ and his journal entries start September 8, 1967 when he arrives to Vietnam. He describes looking down at the war zone and being surprised by how many lights were actually illuminated and that the aircraft to be shot down. Downs didn’t expect the war zone to look so inhabited and visible from the skies. He thought that he was physically prepared for what he was getting himself into, but mentally he

In this second quote, he is calling the people to join him in continuing the mission of the fallen.

In Gabor Maté’s book In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters With Addiction, a passage from chapter 28 stood out for me. I was intrigued with this passage because harm reduction is a topic of interest for me. I will analyze this passage using reasoning and evidence.This passage explores the definition of harm reduction by using clinical tone, images, examples, and specific dictation. This passage presents the definition of harm reduction Maté‘s reader will use to draw upon the rest of the book.

The article, “Eat the invaders: Conservation hunters” describes how many environments in both the U.S and the world need more people to eat certain invasive species such as lionfish. To begin with, the text says, “Lionfish can reduce native species populations by 90% within weeks of arrival,...” The U.S has been experiencing major problems from lionfish such as the reduction of many important fish such as the ones that eat algae that damages corals. Also, the author states, “The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has led a campaign to put lionfish on menus, encouraging fishermen and traders to participate.” If more people begin eating lionfish and other edible invasive species, then the population can become controlled.

I have returned, and I do not mean from a brief sojourn through the valley. I feel as though I have woken from a long sleep, and that there are many changes that must be made to the pack. If you are considering joining, know this-- the work will be difficult. I need the sharpness of your minds and the strength of your hearts, not the mere words and warm-wishes of complacency. If this idea does not deter you, then you are free to join, and perhaps we shall test your mettle."[/b] She swept a cutting gaze over the meager crowd, her voice thunder in the clearing. "We have fallen upon difficult times, but hope is far from lost. The Honovi will never be brought to their knees, be it my the onslaught of plague, fire, or tyrants bent on the destruction of those we love."[/b] She reared her head, bloodied and unbent [b]"Long live the Honovi

In the case of the “Werewolf Massacre”, Jasmine Richardson, alongside her boyfriend Jeremy Steinke, slayed Jasmine’s entire family, including her mother, father, and eight year old brother in their Medicine Hat home, April 2006. When the bodies of the Richardson family were discovered with 12 year old jasmine missing, it was first believed that the suspect who had killed the victims also kidnapped her as well. After examination, authorities deemed that Jasmine being kidnapped was not the case whatsoever, but rather her, and her 23 year old boyfriend Jeremy were the prime suspects in the deaths of Marc, Deborah, and Jacob Richardson. Motive was established when the parents of Jasmine became upset with the fact their daughter was dating the 23

“People matter. People are real.” (Lyga, 57). I Hunt Killers is a mystery novel about a seventeen year old boy named Jasper (Jazz) Dent who just happens to be the son of the world's most notorious serial killer. It tells Jasper’s story of how he catches a serial killer, and the things that happened along the way.

This passage describes Isaac’s emotions as he enters the forest for the first time. Ever since he was born, he was destined to be a great hunter. However, he never mustered up the courage to do so before he was ten so he never truly felt what it was like to become a man. He had never lived his true life up to this point. As he goes into the forest, he feels as if he is watching his true self be born. Bringing back big game trophy and meat from the forest was the pinnacle of a hunter’s life. Now that he is truly born, he can live the rest of his life as a hunter with a sense of fulfillment.

Everyone kills, and everyone eats. Not everyone eats what they kill, but these remain two of the most intimate forms of communing with our environment, whether we recognize them as such, or not. Almost 40 000 Americans are killed each year as the result of homicidal, accidental, and suicidal uses of guns; in all, Americans wielding guns intimidate, wound, and kill hundreds of thousands every year. These were the kinds of ideas impressed upon me as I grew up in my urban home: Guns were beasts, as were knives, arrows, spears, indeed anything could become a weapon if held in a particular way. We sprayed each other with the hose instead of water guns, and spent many long hours as a family "communing with nature" through long walks on the

My life starts on a high note. When Shanghai is librated from the Nationalist Party I dance as a little red flower in a celebration party, expecting a bright future in the new China.

Todays post will be about the 5 W’s (who, what, when, where, and why) in Ed Spinazzola’s book Ultimate Deer Food Plots. Starting with the “who”, Ed Spinazzola, is put into the perspective as being a sort of a main character. The book mainly focuses on experiences he has gone through relating to property management, describing them through his eyes, and what he learned. This now leads us into the “what”. As I said, Ed Spinazzola informs the reader throughout the text using his personal experiences. He explains a specific thing he did, then how it turned out and what he learned. Also, we learn what does and doesn’t work. Last, he is able to create information useful to different people in different situations such as how to correct soil on

“Better a live coward than a dead hero”, a proverb passed down by the Chinese since ancient time, it coexisted with China’s constantly in volatile state and periodical social unrest. Coincidentally, the saying resonates with the life of Fugui in the novel “To Live” by Yu Hua, a prominent novel which touched many souls and emotions within and outside China. Meanwhile life, a key component and a main theme of the novel, is being valued and portrayed vividly through Fugui’s life, demonstrated by the use of literary devices and among them characterization evident.