in this essay I will talk about two stories that teach us about how people can respond to conflict in a good way, in this two stories that I chose "Asylum" and "Sanctum" In this two stories the characters have to make horrible decisions, but they make good decisions in the conflicts that they deal.
In this essay I will have five questions that will help me to make this easier, number one. What harsh situation or conflict did the people in the text face? number two. How did this situation affect their daily life? number three. What specific behaviors and attitudes characterized their response to the situation? number four. What impact did their response to the situation have on them? and number five. What ideas does the text suggest about how …show more content…
in here the protagonist have discover that has two personalities and it is not a good thing for him or for anyone, because he realize that he is the doctor of the Asylum that the body sculptor want to kill, putting his friends in danger. The body sculptor taking the body of a young men in the Asylum, is in a psychiatric waiting for him, In this book the conflict is very, very different they have to unearthed the past and know why all that things are happening and why the doctor choose them, making them to go back to the Asylum and search for answers, but is not going to be easy this time, because there is many people that want to kill them now, there is a stone that call it the star, a stone that make you live forever, but in consequence you become mad and evil, they need to find the stone and destroy it …show more content…
The impact of the situation in this book is more dangerous that in the first book, because their life is in danger and the life of that town too, because they aren't the only ones that want that stone, in this book the thing that left on us is that it doesn't matter what thing is going on, you have to get the positive ideas at the first time all the time. everything has been so much better since I found the bright burning star.
What this two stories have in common is that they always have the positive thought first, and then they run for their lives, the protagonist have to deal with the impact of all of this nightmare and all of this suffering, but he never forget to help his friends, to have them alive and safe (well not the entire time) but what it matter is to be always positive with all the things that the life bring you.
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In this essay I will have five questions that will help me to make this easier, number one. What harsh situation or conflict did the people in the text face? number two. How did this situation affect their daily life? number three. What specific behaviors and attitudes characterized their response to the situation? number four. What impact did their response to the situation have on them? and number five. What ideas does the text suggest about how …show more content…
in here the protagonist have discover that has two personalities and it is not a good thing for him or for anyone, because he realize that he is the doctor of the Asylum that the body sculptor want to kill, putting his friends in danger. The body sculptor taking the body of a young men in the Asylum, is in a psychiatric waiting for him, In this book the conflict is very, very different they have to unearthed the past and know why all that things are happening and why the doctor choose them, making them to go back to the Asylum and search for answers, but is not going to be easy this time, because there is many people that want to kill them now, there is a stone that call it the star, a stone that make you live forever, but in consequence you become mad and evil, they need to find the stone and destroy it …show more content…
The impact of the situation in this book is more dangerous that in the first book, because their life is in danger and the life of that town too, because they aren't the only ones that want that stone, in this book the thing that left on us is that it doesn't matter what thing is going on, you have to get the positive ideas at the first time all the time. everything has been so much better since I found the bright burning star.
What this two stories have in common is that they always have the positive thought first, and then they run for their lives, the protagonist have to deal with the impact of all of this nightmare and all of this suffering, but he never forget to help his friends, to have them alive and safe (well not the entire time) but what it matter is to be always positive with all the things that the life bring you.
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