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Amassed at the bottom of the strait are countless piliferous colossus projecting raging hormones and testosterone. Each behemoth consumed with animosity pursuing retribution. Conditioned in the arts of guerrilla warfare and stealth tactics from nonage. Assimilation ensues during adolescence in conjunction with protecting their homeland at all cost. Death before dishonor requires the ulitmate sacrifice. Trained to ignore pain and weather the elements. To kill period. Highly trained bodyguards stand

Jesus Christ has been depicted in various ways throughout history, but for the most part Jesus Christ is depicted as a Hero. In the poem “Dream of the Wood” Christ is depicted as a defiant hero battling sin with the Calvary as the battle ground. It is nearly midway through the poem where the poem calls Christ a hero, “The young hero stripped himself – he, God Almighty – / strong and stout-minded. He mounted high gallows…” (39). This verse depicts Christ differently than he normally is in modern day

V2 grimaced as he folded his arms across his chest. A local carnival had arrived in town and was stationed in the open lot across from Toshizou's manor. For the most part, V2 hated crowds of people, they drove him mad, not to mention the odor their bodies gave off when V2 was close enough to smell the blood that ran through their very veins. Today was odd for him, he felt overly calm and being curious at this point, the urge to check the carnival out was overpowering. Dressed in his usual army

occupation, soldiers are selfless and ready for combat. No one person knows how long war will last. The United States of America has been participating in the Afghanistan War for 16 years. “On October 7, 2001, less than a month after the September 11 attacks, US President George W Bush launches operation "Enduring Freedom" in Afghanistan, after the Taliban refuses to hand over al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. In a matter of weeks, the US-led forces to overthrow the Taliban, in power since 1996. Apart

The dragon in Beowulf, is filled with greed. Subsequently, the dragon hides many treasures away in his horde, moreover, a man steals from his fortunes. The pickpocketing angers the dragon so much that he beings to murder the Geats. It is important to note, that the dragon never behaved destructively, until the thief bothered him. Without doubt, the dragon has symbols that are similar to King Beowulf. Accordingly, in this era, Kings were known to give great gifts to well deserving warriors, whereas

of suffering in Metropolis region and around the world.” (Vendrick, "Superhero Ethics: Superman") Although the two are similar in so many ways, they do have some differences. Beowulf has no problem with killing whatever is causing harm. He kills Grendel and his mother without hesitation to help the people. Superman never killed anyone. He would beat the person down into submission to be handled by the police. Superman is not from Earth. His parents sent him here right before his home planet of

and a great battle commences. Fadlan fights during this first war and kills one from the Wendel group. In the morning after the fight the warriors discover almost no signs of the Wendol remains. Followed by the warriors that he had left after the attack, Buliwyf set out to find out where the Wendol

The novel Beowulf has many themes, one of the central themes of Beowulf, embodied by its title character is loyalty. At every step of his career, loyalty is Beowulf’s guiding virtue. Although many may disagree about this assumption, this is what I see in this novel. The loyalty that he gives for the town folks and for his king Hrothgar is put in every action he makes in the novel. An example of his loyalty in the novel is, when Beowulf returns to Geatland, he continues his loyalty to his uncle and

Beowulf: An Epic Hero In the epic story of Beowulf, he faces and defeats many unlikely beasts. Beowulf is summoned to Denmark by King Hrothgar to defeat Grendel, a beast of the night who feasted on the King’s men when they were vulnerable. When Beowulf slays Grendel, Grendel’s Mother comes to avenge her son. Beowulf then sinks to the bottom of the lake for hours, until he finds her dwelling. Once Grendel’s Mother is defeated as well, Beowulf is crowned the honored King of the Geats. He reigned for

plays a major role throughout the text and effects Beowulf tremendously. Beowulf relies heavily on fate, rather than free will. Thus, this changes how Beowulf faces every challenge he encounters. For example, during the showdown with Grendel, Beowulf chooses to fight Grendel with his bare hands. He leaves the result on the hands of God, as he is content with whatever is destined to happen. This reliance