The Immortals

AMBITIONS OF IMMORTALITY is an original sci-fi, action thriller. The plot explores man’s need for immortality. The script also explores the theme of machine vs. man, as well as man’s need to survive. The moral question of how far man should take technology and play the role of God is also examined. These are solid themes. With that said, the script would benefit from more development. The opening sets the tone for a sci-fi thriller; however, the opening needs to be more visual to engage the audience

read for my summer book report was Blue Moon by Alyson Noel. Blue Moon is part of a series called The Immortals, and it is the second book of the series. The female protagonist Ever Bloom is immortal. In the last book she went through the process of becoming immortal. Now she is learning how to control the power of manifestation while going on a journey through her boyfriend’s past. Being immortal means to live on forever and never die. So Ever will go through the endless past of Damen’s childhood

focuses on the topic of immortality, and the issues that would arise from being immortal. William’s uses the concept of the Makropulos play to refute the idea of immortality, because the protagonist kills themselves out of unbearable boredom from exhausting their categorical desires. Whereas John Martin Fischer rejects William’s view of immortality, due to the limiting constraints of his argument. Fischer asserts the immortal life would be livable, because it reflects a mortal life. In effect, I will

William Wordsworth once defined poetry as being “a spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings recollected in tranquility.” In his poem, “Ode: Imitations of Immortality,” Wordsworth expresses his powerful feelings about the natural world and his struggle to understand why humanity has failed to recognize the value of nature. He is saddened by the fact that time has stripped away much of natures glory, depriving him of the wild spontaneity he once exhibited as a youth. Wordsworth uses the symbolism

resplendence not ridiculed. Though I am a Ch’an Buddhist and did not adopt all of the principles of Daoism, I see the mountain on which the water flows and it reminds me of what Daoist once told me. They said that the mountains represent immortality. Immortals live in the Himalayas and it is believed that if a garden contains mountains it will attract them. If you attract

focuses on the topic of immortality, and the issues that would arise from being immortal. Williams’ uses the concept of the Makropulos play to refute the idea of immortality, because the protagonist kills themselves out of unbearable boredom from exhausting their categorical desires. Whereas John Martin Fischer rejects Williams’ view of immortality, due to the limiting constraints of his argument. Fischer asserts the immortal life would be livable, because it reflects a mortal life. In effect, I will

labyrinth. Another major I believe these things are happening in real life is because even before Ofelia was introduced, the Labyrinth was shown and the story of the princess who wanted to be a human was told. Her father was waiting for her and he was an immortal therefore he could not die and wait for the princess to comeback forever. Although at the ending when Ofelia is talking to the faun and Vidal doesn’t see it, the faun is still real because he knows when the full moon is and he knows things about

respect that the novel takes place entirely in the element of thinning. The novel begins in a dystopian future where a plague of insects is indefatigable and constantly overrunning towns and villages. The only defense against the horde is a band of immortals governed by the Emperor. Unlike the other two novels wrongness is never seen in the novel, but is inherently implied. Much like the inference that Jant is the only

the beginning, there were four divine beings that ruled the vast cosmos: Etihw, the divine being of peace; Siralos, the divine being of light and warmth; Liliya, the divine being of beauty;and Elux, the divine being of purity. Together, the four immortals lived in harmony, all of their needs were fulfilled as they lived in their respective realms that suit each individual. Etihw lived in a realm of monochrome, her land devoid of any life aside from her own. She saw it that there would be no peace

human dressed in colorful swaths of Tyné fabric, take a sip from an embellished bronze goblet before he continued, "The Edicts of Zephyr dictated peace between humans and demons. While the Immortal Prophet lives and for a quarter of a century after..." As the bard narrated how the demon Ramesses slew the immortal prophet twenty three years ago, a modicum of urgency seized Ramses' chest. With less than two years of mandated peace left, The Tales of Zephyr both fetched the most coins in the tavern and