Vergil The Uniter: A Short Story

This is not the end, even though I have accomplished the first part to pursue my ambition, I must now consider about murdering the king. My ambition will win, when I will become queen and my husband will be a king.

All great leaders have many similarities with one another. Leaders all over the globe have the ability to gain the support of their people and to keep it, which is definitely a challenge, but generally the way that’s done is the same for all leaders. But, the differences between leader’s characters and choices can be vastly different. This paper will discuss three great leaders named Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, and Julius Caesar, particularly how they inspired their people, the public’s opinion of the leader, each leader’s character, and overall which leader lead more efficiently and effectively.

he would soon be king. From this point, his actions lead to terrifying consequences involving

"There is a spy! There are in fact two filthy, double-dealing, misleading, two-faced, liars among us!" I announce. Everyone gasps in horror as they are processing this dreadful news. I immediately start to panic. If these two spies got away with this information, the king would be informed, and that would be it for all the peasants. If I get put into prison, who will support my family? Michel is only 8, Adelina has no common knowledge on how to deal with money, and my poor, poor baby, Julienne, God bless you. I pity myself as I remember the hard times when no one could afford any bread, not that there was any at all. They were hard times. Julienne was down with the dreadful flu, no food or medicine to help, the next day, she was simply gone. This thought always brings me to anger. The nobles were just partying away while we peasants were dying. I had to end the absolute monarchy. Back to the situation, I thoroughly observed each, and every representative, watching their expressions and how the

Revenge, ambition, and envy can all disrupt a society. Claudius, in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, and Commodus, in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator, are both disturbing the order of society caused by their thirst for ambition, ultimately leading to the death of these men. To begin with, the jealousy and ambition in the cruel men blind them from the true facts. Finally, both Claudius and Commodus will do anything to achieve and maintain their positions and make sure no one gets in their way.

As the crowd gather they are confused and agitated. They are aware their ruler has been killed and are looking for answers. Previously reluctant to take power and

Death is something everyone will experience at one time or another. Whether it is from old age, sickness, or by some other cause, death is the one thing that can be expected by everyone. However, sometimes someone can die not by their choice but by someone else’s doing. This is the case for both Abraham Lincoln and Julius Caesar. They were both plucked unwillingly from the land of the living to go to whatever lies next. However, the similarities do not stop there. The rest of this essay will go over those similarities, such as the premonitions these men both receive before their deaths, the assassinators, the conspiracy itself, and what immediately happened thereafter.

It was 1148 and Joey was king of a small town in England. Joey had everything he ever wanted in life but, Joey wanted more. He did the unspeakable that is punishable by death but, he received no punishment. Everyone besides him would have received punishment. They were mad the people were mad. Joey stole from another country and invaded for its riches now Joey had all their money the French's money. Joey stole this money will the help of his powerful army they used brutal force to do so. It all started when Joey was crowned king and chosen by god. Joey was 25 years old when it started and was now 56. Joey was fat, tall and weak he wore nice clothing and a big crown. He often hung out with his best friend Martha Stewart who was his beautiful wife. They loved peasants, food and gold it was a once in a lifetime opportunity for Joey. Joey lived in a big castle that housed him and his wife. Life was easy for Joey but he wanted more so Joey decided to steal from the French. So Joey did and it created a long lasting conflict. Millions of people died and their economy was weak. This made the French and joeys people furious. The people didn’t want Joey to be king anymore because they wanted a leader who made better

The civilization he meant to build has transmogrified to a forest thick with traps" (121). Not only has he lost his muscle, he's lost his peace of mind as well. The king has become trapped by everything he worked so hard to achieve. His bling, his solid rep, his fantastic crib, and even his methods of ruling become a target for younger, ambitious warlords. His beautiful wife, a peace offering from a young and resentful lesser king, might become a point of contention in the future.

A long time ago, a giant named Vernan scaled up a steep cliff. Banished and alone, he searched for a new place to call home. His family had kicked him out because unfortunately in his case, he was far too kind. His father shunned him because, unintentionally, Vernan gave the family a bad name and made them look weak. Unlike the others, Vernan enjoyed frolicking through fields and catching butterflies in his spare time. This aggravated his father greatly, since he was always hunting and killing off the weak in order to prove his dominance to everyone. Although he served as a great leader among his people, they started taking him less seriously due to Vernan’s loving character and foolish behavior.

I was born in a large kingdom we were know as the hurricane because of our power and we feared nothing, we proud and we destroy everything in our way that was the creed of my father, my parents were the King and queen of heavendeal. when I turned five my parents declared war on a neighboring country my parent thought that our army was stronger than there's but when they came there was thousand of them came marching to our walls my parents and whole army left throw the escape tunnels and only five of the army stayed with the people when the other army came they ask for the king and queen one of the army leaders ask why because they kill my son if you don't bring them we will kill everyone in the city now bring them they know they left

In the year 356 BCE, a man named Alexander was born. However, in the modern era he is no ordinary Alexander, but he is known as Alexander the Great. He achieved this nickname by conquering one of the largest empires to ever exist, the Persian Empire. Alexander also had numerous victories against enemies such as Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia, Bactria, and Punjab. Despite all of these accolades, is Alexander really great? This essay argues that Alexander is not deserving of the title “the Great” because he always puts himself first, his nation collapsed just 10 years after he died, and his number of friends was next to none.

It is not easy being born a king. From the days of my humble youth to the present, my path to royal prestige has not been a clear path. The trials and tribulations I have suffered were only to develop my character. So, I say this: Am I the number one contender for valedictorian? No, I am not. Am I going off to Harvard to become a lawyer? No I am not. But the one thing that I am is something you jabronies will never be. Regardless after every failing grade, regardless after every tragic event, after every sickness, I still stand before you today as the People 's... King. And I think you would agree. Here is my story.

History is full of remarkable characters. Whether they were noble or unrepentant in their actions those were what made them immortal through our recorded history. One such character is Alexander the Great. Some have accused him as a drunken killer who wanted only to have the world under his rule. Others deem him as a kind-hearted man who wanted to better the world by spreading the culture of his people. The decision of what is in the right and what is feigning depends foremost on the sources and information being analysed. After much researching, Alexander the Great’s personality has been evaluated and the extent to which his actions shaped and changed the society in which they lived

Alexander the Great is remembered as a conquering man who built one of the largest empires. Some describe him as a man with a vision of world harmony. Others see him as a blood thirsty man with a mental illness. One thing that cannot be argued is that he and his empire are fascinating studies. From his rise to power to his mysterious death is interesting, but even after he died the story is fascinating. Due to his death, his empire was divided and a long power-struggle began starting with his generals. Each account has its own story of war and betrayal. These days must have been hard for those in power; they never knew who they could trust. Only the ones who were skilled in the strategy of war and ruthless enough to maintain their power