The Importance Of Transformative Works In Literature

In this current day and age, it is hard for creators to produce new ideas. Most of the things that are around today are innovations. When you pay close attention, the shows and movies we watch, the books we read, and the music we listen to are mostly transformative works. Sometimes these works can be caught due to the little changes that are found in the structure or storyline yet; they are having a sense of individuality that separates it from the original. However, most transformative works can go unrecognized or stand alone because the storyline and/or structure can be seen as a drastic change compared to the original. After reading Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “A Study in Scarlet” and the graphic novel “A Study in Black” it is understandable that some may argue that “A Study in Black” …show more content…
This act in itself is not something that people can identify with only in the late 1800’s but also in our current time. When people are hurt from situations, sometimes they take that anger out on others. Many people do not know how to deal with those strong emotions. Although now we try to place an emphasis on mental health, there will never be enough medicine or advise to stop people from feeling emotions. In “A Study in Scarlet” the killer was only hoping to seek revenge for the one that he loved so very much. In a way he thought that he was helping the situation and protecting the one that he cared for. This is also a social issue that the human race in its entirety experiences. We often act on things purely on emotion. When we act on these feeling while the emotion is clouding our judgment, at the time that we are doing it, it may seem completly reasonable. However, once conscious and judgment are restored we realize that those actions were not the best way to solve the problem. Although we may have god intentions, those intentions are not always translated to the