Stark Law

Tony Stark is a billionaire that invents weapons for a profit. Tony's father had died in a car crash, leaving him the weapons company. With the help of his business partner Obadiah they rebuild the company. Stark was invited to Afghanistan to showcase his new weapon, the Jericho missile. The terrorist wanted the missile for the sheer power to rule the world. The terrorist ambushed Tony’s convoy, killing all the soldiers that was escorting him back to based. Stark was hit with a RPG that he invented

with networks within networks that are pervasive throughout the series. In season one of A Game of Thrones, King Robert, of Westeros, asks his old friend, Lord Stark, to serve as Hand of the King, or the second in command. Secretly warned that the previous “Hand” and dear friend to both Lord Stark and the King Robert was assassinated, Lord Stark accepts the offer only to investigate the former Hand 's assassination further. Meanwhile the Queen 's family, the Lannister’s, the wealthiest house in the realm

In the movie, Iron Man, Tony Stark makes many ethical decisions that fall along a broad spectrum between right and wrong. Five significant ethical decisions made by Tony Stark in the movie Iron Man are as stated. The first and most basic of ethical decisions made by Tony Stark is the selling of firearms and other military technology. This is because such technology can only be used to kill which stands against all ethical reasoning since it can only cause loss of life. The second significant ethical

In the 2008 movie Iron Man, Tony Stark makes a variety of significant ethical decisions as he goes through his transformation from selfish, irresponsible billionaire and genius, to slightly less selfish and slightly less irresponsible billionaire, genius and superhero. One of the earliest of these decisions that we see is his general irresponsibility about how the weapons that he manufactures are used, and more importantly, who has access to them. Although one could argue that this isn’t a ‘decision’

centers on the leading characters fighting one another to gain power and control of the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms. Arya Stark, challenges all female stereotypes with her unique fighting skills and warrior-like abilities to put up with anything that gets in her way.   Arya Stark is the diminutive and youngest daughter of Lady Catelyn and Lord Eddard Stark of House Stark of Winterfell, the rulers of the North. Arya rejects the impression that she must grow up to be a lady with proper etiquette

book. Nevertheless, Willie used terrible means to achieve this goal; it even ended in one man committing suicide. During this time, we see a darker side to Willie and understand that he is no longer the same man he used to be. When Willie’s son, Tom Stark, gets into a football accident that leaves him close to death, Willie changes. He most likely finally figured out that his family

In Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. plays the leading role of Tony Stark/Iron Man. Tony Stark is an inventor and the billionaire CEO of Stark Industries. Tony’s father, Howard Stark, started Stark Industries. Stark Industries creates weapons and robotic technology. After the death of his father, Tony became CEO and began creating high tech weapons. Tony’s company would sell the weapons to the American Military. During one of his trips to Afghanistan to showcase new weapons, he was attacked and captured

In 1974, a blue man visited Howard, founder of Stark Industries, and Maria Stark and told them that he could help them give birth to a son, Anthony. Fearing for the safety of their newborn son, Howard kills the blue man, and the two agree never to reveal their son's true origins. As insurance, Howard gave their son to his best friend, Obadiah Stane. At this moment they would never again see their baby as their child. In 2008, Toni and her brother Anthony are scolded by Obadiah for accidentally

In Robert Penn Warren's All the King's Men the narrator, Jack Burden attempts to distance himself from any darkness surrounding him and his actions, yet simultaneously disclaims all responsibility. Throughout the novel he accepts human responsibilities and dismisses the moral relativism and “The Great Twitch.” Jack is Willie Stark's political right-hand man, comes from a prominent family and knows many of the most important people in the state. He lacks his ambition and his responsibilities. By

The central conflict of All the King’s Men as I understood deals with corruption. Willie Stark, the protagonist of the play, actually won the election to become governor, but the citizens of the state were not pleased by his leadership and lack of duties as a politician. There was a scene in the play in which Willie gets drunk and he is portrayed as a bad person. People did not like him because he was a political agitator that uses corruption to gain power. For example, he uses corruption against