The Goon

I stand on top of a burned hill, watching the sun move across the sky. The sound of motors fading in and out in the distance, a zealous hunchback rambling on in the back seat of my all important four wheeled conveyance. I wait for the sun to go down over the course of minutes, pondering the vast wasteland before me. It's a quiet and peaceful moment, which is striking in a game filled with screaming war boys and magnificent explosions. Sometimes the best parts of an open world game come between missions

Analytical Factsheet on Prejudice & Discrimination on Class Inequality Section 1: Executive Summary This essay is about prejudice and discrimination occurring in Singapore context to address Class discrimination. This essay will also show reasons to why prejudice and discrimination occurs and the effects of such inequity can cause to the society. In this case studies possible measures and solutions will be highlighted and suggested. Section 2: The issues and who are involved This essay will

Great leaders are not just born, they are created through callous pasts and use self motivation to grow their understanding of society and apply that to advance others understandings of the world around them as well. Though leadership is often paired with words like authority, the two differ in many ways due to authority often being misused to obtain power and control something or someone. Leadership on the other hand, may be a tool used to overcome authority which is depicted when McMurphy is admitted

The word evil is most often associated with death or physically harmful things. But in Flannery O’Connor’s “A Good Man Is Hard To Find” the Misfit shows that evil is not only in physical actions but by also how you judge and treat people as demonstrated by the Grandmother in the story. The Misfit although is not seen as a fully developed character, he brings contradiction to the definition of evil and is also a main character of the story. The Misfit is talked about by critics as being evil and

went through the footage and saw that a random man walked in and shot the other guy, when they saw his face he saw a mask, and on the mask it said, club gang, “I know exactly where we could find the place it’s like an underground market and the Big goons buy all their stuff from there”. “Good thinking Mark”, Joseph said. When Joseph and Mark got to the place, they went up to the

A common theme in both the Child of the Dark and Man of the people was a constant battle between modernization and traditional way of life. The movie watched in class about Africa also consisted of the same theme. An issue of corruption in the government officials was evident throughout both books and the movie as well. Which trickled down to the poorer people whose behaviors differed from how it would be traditionally. Another common theme was societal hierarchy. Modernization and traditional ways

The party had been deemed, by high school standards, a success. In the back yard, drunken punches were being thrown erratically, goon bags hung from the washing line and girls in tiny dresses hung helplessly to trees as they emptied their stomachs violently onto the ground. Inside, Skrillex blasted obnoxiously from the speakers, making it feel as if the whole of Blackmans Bay shook with the bass. The combination of the smoke machine and rainbow fairy lights created a luminous mist that smelled of

In “A Rose For Emily” by William Faulkner, the rose symbolizes the town’s respect for Emily, and discloses the irony of Emily never receiving a rose from Homer. At the beginning of the story Faulkner talks about the death of Emily. “When Miss Emily Grierson died, our whole town went to her funeral”(). “...respectful affection for a fallen monument”(). Emily has, metaphorically, always been in the town and symbolizes the past for her town. Since the town respects their elders, they feel like it is

Back in 1994, popular culture was rabidly obsessed with figure skating thanks to Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie), the "bad girl" who was accused of coordinating an attack on her skating rival, Nancy Kerrigan. Tonya's skuzzy husband, Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan), had hired a friend to "intimidate" Kerrigan, and the end result was a broken knee and the world-famous outcry of, "Why?!" I, Tonya takes a look at the players of this media circus and lets them tell their own stories in their own words.

During the medieval times, the differences in gender roles between men and women were heavily apparent. Men were seen as the dominant ones, they were seen as the providers of the family. When men left their houses, they were expected to return home with food, and money. Women were thought as the opposite, they were seen as physically subpar to men, and thus they generally stayed home to do housing duties such as cleaning, cooking, weaving, and taking care of the children. As Stuber describes, “In