Jaws: The Revenge

above the arm flails a scythe-like appendage. Such a creature cannot exist in this forest that I am willing to call home, right? This beast gets it’s second hand onto land, and begins to raise itself out of the pool. Dripping with slime, it’s huge jaws and very long fangs become exposed. It’s bladed teeth gnash and with deep, growling vocalizations, it begins to completely lift itself out of the bath, and it stands on it 's very, skinny feet. It has very broad shoulders, but it’s body quickly narrows

Moby Dick. He planned to find and get revenge on the whale with the help of his friends. After finding Moby Dick and trying to kill it, Captain Ahab and his mates ended up dying. Captain Ahab is seen as despicable for many reasons. One reason is he insisted on getting revenge on Moby Dick instead of following their original plan, which was catching a bunch of whales to make money. Starbuck said to Captain Ahab, "I am game for his crooked jaw, and for the jaws of death too, Captain Ahab, if it fairly

It was a Wednesday and Colleen and Keve were sitting on the couch watching Jaws. Like they do every Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, and Friday. On Wednesday they watch Jaws 2, on Saturday they watch Jaws the Revenge, on Sunday they watch Jaws the Original, and on Friday they watch Jaws 3. So today they were watching Jaws 2.The movie was right at the scene when Hooper is down in the water looking for Jaws in the shark cage. The sound of the door being pounded on and kicked down was a fright to Keve

It's easy to view the 1980's in childlike wonder like it's some distant fairytale utopia. The economy was booming, the music was bumping and fashion was fly. However, lest we forget, the 1980's had some serious low points. Take Hollywood for example. Even the good movies seem a bit "campy" these days. Today, we're not here to talk about the good films, though. Sadly, we're about to delve into the bad with the 10 worst films of the 1980's. Let's begin. 1. STAR TREK V: THE LAST FRONTIER "Trekkies"

ago,, when he lay dead for three days and nights … ye’ve heard tell about the leg, and how he lost it” (Melville 109). Captain Ahab’s appearance has led to an obsession with getting revenge on the whale who took his leg.

sky. After investigating the situation, the case was dropped because they could not find the carcasses of the hen harriers (Sayre, 2016). I believe this art piece with the hen harrier carrying a red Range Rover represents the hen harrier getting revenge or retaliation on the Royal family. Because of their status and power, I believe they think they are above the law. The authorities dropped the

easily detected them or stopping them. They come in all shapes and sizes from animals to little children to even space aliens. Each villain has his or her own particular style, usually greed. Another big reason for there evil acts is because of revenge, revenge can turn innocent people in to cold blooded killers. The term used to represent villains is antagonist, or someone who opposes the protagonist or hero of the story. Movie villains are not just plainly the main enemy in a movie as in Nightmare

yourself for the light speed paced adventure Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. Inarguably, the Star Wars franchise has been the most influential and most beloved saga ever. Unfortunately, director George Lucas lost his magic touch when it came time to write and film the Revenge of the Sith. With stiff writing and prepubescent acting it was impossible for the incredible visuals of laser blaster fire and breathe-taking scenery, as well as jaw-dropping action sequences to save the film. One will have

wrinkled brow, crooked jaw, and an especially bushy spout. His hump is also white and shaped like a pyramid; the rest of his body is covered with white. He has three holes in the right of his tail, and he fantails oddly before he submerges. Next, a major theme from Moby Dick is defiance. Whether he is fighting against God or the rules of nature or some sort of perverse evil authority, Ahab is a defiant man. After Starbuck suggests that it is "blasphemous" to seek revenge on some poor dumb brute

Similar to his courtiers, Claudius also chooses to ignore Hamlet, not taking him seriously because he too considers Hamlet to be mad. Scene IV: 1. The first conclusion Hamlet makes after his soliloquy is that he has been cowardly in pursuing his revenge against Claudius and failed to complete his