Why Should The Titanic Be Left Alone?

The RMS Titanic sinking was a huge tragedy for many people, I mean the ship was said to be unsinkable, and even after the ship sank it wasn’t found for almost over 70 years. As you probably know the ship wasn’t found in perfect condition, obviously the ship was split in two, but now the ship is almost unrecognisable from when it was first discovered. This is because the sight of this special location where such a tragedy happened, and so many people sadly died has become a spot for many tourists

Did the Titanic Really Sink? Everyone has heard about the sinking of the Titanic. Lots of people have seen the movie, and even though the movie does not give specific information, it gives an idea of what happened that day. Researching the event of Titanic sinking is heartbreaking since so many people died. Because the sinking happened so long ago, about 104 years, it is starting to become irrelevant. People should still remember the people who passed away and what occurred on the event. After all

April 15, 1912. A day that would take the lives of many, and haunt those who had survived. This is the day that the ‘unsinkable’ Titanic struck an iceberg, killing over 1,500 people aboard the ship. From day one of the Titanic’s creation, it held the hopes and dreams of many people with its promises of elegance, grandeur, and safety. Though from the 12th of April, the Titanic became a source of tragedy and action as people faced the outcomes and the changes made to prevent the accident to ever occur

this time. Yale, in the end, would not give the artifacts to Peru until they were almost forced to in an agreement. Today, Peru still doesn’t have all the artifacts that were taken from them. This leads us to the question of whether or not artifacts should be taken

wrote the play in 1945, World War II was just ending. The play is set two years before World War I, in 1912, and in the year of the Titanic. In the Edwardian Era, known as the “Golden Age” for some classes, upper and middle classes led a

person can take a heavy responsibility on his or her shoulders, making her bend but not break. “No Greater Love” is a historical fiction that touches the theme of love, loyalty and how a person’s life can change in a night, the novel is also partly of Titanic disaster which happened in 1912. Many writers addressed this theme and many had gained success. But Danielle Steel, the author of “No Greater Love” could reveal the deepest feelings hidden in one’s soul. This novel portrays us the life that is very

There are some films that are notorious for making people cry. 2 Think of Schindler’s List (1993), Titanic (1997) and Sophie’s Choice (1982). Even kiddie flicks such as Toy Story 3 (2010) and Up (2009) make these tear-filled lists. 3 These films must elicit strong emotional responses from their audiences but how is music used to accompany or even amplify these sob-worthy motion pictures? This essay will survey a selection of six films known for their emotional impact and attempt to analyse what function

business”. This means that when business is concerned his only worries are that of how much money he is making and how much more money he can make. He has no concern for the people’s lives he affects in doing this. His views on how people should look after themselves and no one else is also shown when he says “you’d think that everybody has to look after everybody else, as if we were all mixed up together like bees in a hive – community and all that nonsense” This shows, once

to save lives. This a a huge part of being a hero to me if you would die to save millions you're a hero to some or many. “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.”-By Joseph CampBell. This is true when the titanic crashed the engines knew that they had a job to do to keep the bout up for as long as they could, they kepted the power on engine running they sacrificed them self to save others.”Then given to the world the best you have.And the best will come back

This is showing how Mr. Birling does not like the inspector at all and that he doesn't want to disclose any more information about the matters discussed. Mr. Birling feels that the inspector is putting the blame of the death of Eva upon him alone. He obviously doesn't like this as he feels that he had to fire Eva, that he had no choice. All the way through the play, Mr. Birling dislikes the inspector. Later on in the play, Sheila and Mrs. Birling also dislike the