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to her son, Samuel. Due to the death of her husband, Amelia battles with the anxiety of raising Samuel as a single mother. Just like any child, Samuel has a perpetual fear of monsters which causes him to react violently. This reaction causes a great deal of stress for Amelia, and because of his behavior towards the monsters, friends and family are distant from the two. When she thought it could not get any worse, they find a mysterious book in the house and begin reading it. The book discusses a

Frankenstein, and Dan Barry’s The Lost Children of Tuam, each story more tragic than the last, all share a common thread of prejudice. Be it societal, ethical, or religious, prejudices are the driving force behind the creation of what many regard as “monsters”. This constant label of shame isolates its victims and inflicts self-perception of inferiority, which in turn compels a hardening of one’s disposition towards society. Because of her rare affliction, the main character of Margaret Atwood’s Lusus

1. Look up the word monster in multiple dictionaries in order to get a full understanding of what the word means. Discuss in both literal and figurative terms whether the Creation is a monster. The word “monster” means a being of unnatural size with unnatural features that is sometimes imaginary and often causes fear due to wickedness, ugliness, and cruelty. In literal terms, the Creation is a monster. Based on the definition, he is of unnatural size and features as the Creation is characterized

are under beds, hiding in the dark, and slithering in the sea. The word, “monster”, has a specific meaning to it that most associate with a big, frightening figure. However, use of the word monster has changed throughout time do to pagan influences and American slang. It is still associated with a beastly creature, but can be used to describe amazing feats and wonders as the old French word once did. The definition of Monster has stayed consistent due to storytelling, yet evolved from its humble beginnings

provoked by man, will it become a monster? The latter is a question that is put into focus throughout Gardner’s Grendel and Shelley’s Frankenstein. The reader learns of Grendel, and of Frankenstein’s creation, and must determine if they are truly monsters or merely a product of the world they live in. It is very easy to take one glance at the seemingly heinous crimes committed by Grendel and Frankenstein’s creation, and based off of this, deem them to be monsters. However, it is the actions and words

nuisance than a danger, but it is rather disheartening when you get bombarded with bombs and missiles simply for trying to help. Initially Jettomero doesn’t really have any idea what its true purpose is and where it came from, but fighting the various monsters it encounters does

became an unstoppable monster; a monster that had eaten away most of my time; a monster that kept me from progressing; a monster that forced me to go an extra mile even though it was unnecessary; a monster that caused too much anxiety; a monster that almost destroyed me. It caused me to hold myself in high expectations. It whispers anxiety as I stare at a blank piece of paper, failing to progress because of my fear that it would be mediocre. Perfectionism, it is the name of my monster. Being a wallflower

Fear Will Make You Want to Have Violence and Suspicion     Why do people act out in violence and suspicion when they are scared? That is what the people of Maple Street did in the The Twilight Zone episode “The Monsters are Due on Maple Street” Created by Rod Serling. On an ordinary street, in the late summer, a meteor flies over Maple Street, USA. After it passes everybody part of the neighborhood is surprised that the all the power is off. Steve, a man that lives on Maple Street, wants to go into

around me to provide me food, and there is a lake that can protect me. After a long time, monsters started to move here, food got less and less. One day, while I was going to hunt a deer drinking in my lake, then something came from the trees, so fast that I can’t see clearly, then the deer fell down. All I see is a stick with feathers on it, didn’t know where it came from, so I stay hidden in the water. monsters started to come out from the forest to take that deer away, they tied it up and carried

him being surrounded. . . I was surrounded. All around me are the dark monsters of MONSTER. Their dark blue skin was shining in the moonlight, gleaming like sapphires in the open park. I glanced around at each and took in their tall, hunched over but powerful humanoid bodies and numbers. Ten, huh? Looks like they're all level two as well. Not nearly enough. I moved my hand onto my sword strapped on my back, angering the MONSTERS. They cried out in their animalistic voice and raced towards me. I can't