World domination

There are approximately six or seven billion people in the world. There is only one of any person, meaning there six or seven billion people out there who look different, talk different, act different, and are just in general- DIFFERENT. In many famous stories, there are characters of all sorts of unique similarities and differences. Some of these could include social rankings, appearances, personalities, jobs, etc. No two characters are ever exactly alike, or else that would make for a very boring

there are several organization who job is to stop the destruction of these people who sought out to destroy. The following examples will show how simples actions can change the life of others all across the world. The handmade rug industry has one of the highest child labor rates in the world. An International organization, formerly known as Rugmark, now known as GoodWeave. Is a network of nonprofit organizations dedicated to ending illegal child labour in the rug making industry. When GoodWeave

“True heroism is remarkably sober, very undramatic. It is not the urge to surpass all others at whatever cost, but the urge to serve others at whatever cost,” (Ash). A true hero is mellow and unpretentious. One who is willing to do anything for an individual or group of individuals. This sacrificial love a hero has is completely selfless and is not in result of starvation for fame or fortune. A hero receives fame through word of others and does not strive to become famous. A hero is meek, they do

H: “Survival of the fittest” is a common phrase originating from the theory of natural selection. But what does it take to survive? B: Hyeonseo Lee proved she was a true survivor by escaping from North Korea, but returning to save her family. Aron Ralston displayed traits of a survivor when his arm was pinned to a crevice wall in Blue John Canyon, yet he never stops conceiving new ideas on how to escape. Likewise, Alison DiLaurentis and Cece Drake of the hit show “Pretty Little Liars” had to survive

A hero is someone who puts themselves before others. Heroic acts can range from small gestures to saving countless lives. Heroes are known for their bravery and outstanding achievements. Todd Beamer is a hero because because he was selfless and courageous and will sacrifice himself for others. Todd Beamer’s goal in life was to help others and become remembered, which he was on 9/11 as a hero. Todd Morgan Beamer was born in Flushing, Michigan, northwest of Flint on November 24, 1968. He was born

The world is so vast in its plethora of culture and divergence, I yearn to see it all. I have an indescribable drive to know and to experience, it is often beneficial, but occasionally terrible because it causes me moral dilemma. My moral dilemma pertains to culture shock on a major and minor scale, between states and between blocks. I have asked myself, "Are you content?", in every situation and the answer always has and always will be no. My mindset is to create, excel, gain and give, it is hard

She saved 2,500 Jewish children out of the Warsaw Ghetto in World War II. Irena was a social worker before she started saving children. Irena and the people who helped her make over 3,000 false documents to help Jewish children get out of the Ghettos. They had a method to smuggle the children. They pretended they

Raleigh's next interview in his book was with Arkadii Olegovich Darchenko. Arkadii has had a difficult life, being forced to change his entire career path multiple times, working as a nuclear physicist, then as an institute specialist, and finally as a computer programmer, starting from near scratch every time. He identified these changes in trajectory to be one of the biggest influences in his life, as he was forced to learn how to adapt even when he believed it beyond him. Born in Siberia, where

1 Quote: “I read but little, but the least scraps of paper which lay on the ground, my holder, or tablecloth, afforded as much entertainment, in fact answered the same purpose as the Iliad” (236). Keywords: Scraps- a small piece, portion, or fragment, Afforded-offered, Iliad- Homer’s epic about the Greek siege of Troy (A great and interesting story) Analysis: This quote is an excellent example of Thoreau, interpreting the theme of the text. The theme is connected to Emerson’s self-reliance principle

enjoying” (222). The “they addict” referred to in this quotation are the Hutu rebels. The Hutu rebels are addicted and committed to killing the Tutsis, which can be defined as inferior pleasures. They feel as though it is for the greater good of the world if the Tutsis are extinguished. In a sense, the Tutsis are the “only ones to which they have access”, they referring to the Hutus. The Hutu rebels do not have the capacity for nobler feelings. The capacity for nobler feelings can be destroyed by the