The Power Of Enter The Sigils

“Oh ok. So what are we to do now Granger the bombardments of these deadly missiles cleared almost everything. ”

On the way to escape, the final war between Max and gangsters breaks out. Finally, Max wins the war and manages to kill the leads of gangsters. After setting down the people he rescued from the facility, Max continues his travel in the dessert.

“Do as I say to kill him and he will go in peace. He will not have to go through unbearable pain in his last moments.”

Max and Rachel decided to go to the mill pond to watch the following firework show, and the show just started when two guys come and start running at them. Max and Rachel started to run away from them.

This was Max’s reaction when told the charges against him. Max was horrified and just wanted all of the madness to end. He was unable to comprehend what was going in at the

The literary works that have been read and discussed in this class expose the truth about power and marginalization in society. Through their characters and storylines, the works reveal that no person nor group is ever completely in power, the weak can influence the powerful, and that the physical or mental condition a person is in determines which group they are categorized into.

Capable of affecting hellfire and brimstone, truth, resurrecting from secrecy, and apprehended in the wrong hands is a formidable weapon. The gold piece (Magittee) enabling its recipient to visualize the darkest secrets of those around them, as its guardian, Stone’s searching for it, as is his nemesis, Legolion. A tyrant, ravenous for power, devising it with proceeding fear, one metropolis at a time, his objective is to release its content into the city’s

The SUVs raced toward their target as fast as they dared. The teams began departing the vehicles, and the squads made their way toward the imposing compound. The silence was eerie, and the tension made the cool air suddenly feel like a weighted blanket on a summer day, as the buildings loomed ahead. Flashlights played across the building as officers scanned the buildings for people.

“Don’t you know Thessalia? The sentries spoted a ship! You have to get ready for battle!” Chloe said.

"I shall join you on your quest, I must make sure you can handle this," he said. Then reminded her a saying that was told to her people.

“More like take them,” Thorn shouts, taking a bold step forward. Her muscles were tight and ready for a fight. “Can we just get on with the trade instead of talking about someone who isn’t even here?”

Jack gathers intelligence and files from the base and retreats for the final battle (1:10). He returns to the resistance base to group the last of his team and they find a way to disable the shield on the terrorist base and infiltrate the base to defeat the leader. Jack insisted on destroying the leader himself. Jack was focused on his goal and went through his opponents efficiently, his team was also losing men and were low on ammunition as they proceeded to the next floor (2:59). The leader named Max had three guards who protected him always and he had a safe room to evade threatening situations. Jacks right hand man Matthew acquired the weapons from the fallen enemy soldiers and engage in the battle with Max’s bodyguards, their hand to hand combat skills are on par (3:13), but Jack and Matthew are fatigued from the previous encounters so the bodyguards start to gain the edge. Matthew sees the opportunity to use a grenade and decides to sacrifice himself to take out the opposing bodyguards (4:07). The entire room is filled with smoke and Jack is on the floor, his ears ringing he finds Max and knock him unconscious to make sure he serves time for all his wrong doings

Impacts from Society Societies often reflect back on the citizens and can change them into being cruel people. “The Doll’s House” by Katherine Mansfield and “The Jade Pendant” by Catherine Lim we see that Mrs. Burnell and Mrs. Khoo think they have more power over those lower than them because of the class division. In contrast, there is Kezia, the protagonist, and Ah Soh, Mrs. Khoo’s relative, who have seen or been involved in the injustice and want to make a change for the Kelvey sisters and Ah Soh’s daughter. Ultimately, in both stories, the authors reveal that the societies that people live in can cause unneeded conflicts and can impact people’s motives. However, the end result can give hope for a future change.

In modern society, people are not equal. This inequality stems from a number of social issues, not the least of which is the notion of the class structure. The middle-class is traditionally viewed in a generous and hard-working light. Mia Alvar’s stories “Shadow Families” and “The Miracle Worker” however, depict a middle-class that lacks respect and pities the lower-class. In her stories, Alvar presents the lower-class characters in a way that suggests they are in many ways incompetent and dependent upon the higher class. This disparity in classes serves to perpetuate the issue of classism and this is the very issue that Alvar aims to represent. Mia Alvar’s stories “Shadow Families” and “The Miracle Worker” depict the perpetuation of the classist behavior where a middle-class disrespects, pities, and underestimates the lower-class.

Max is turned at last when Max comes home after ‘’the loss’’ of Ishraqi; ‘’When Max arrived home late, his mother took one look at his face and bit off the angry lecture she had been preparing. Instead, she folded her son in her arms and waited for the time he would talk to her.’’ Line 200, page 5.