Star Wars: Lost Tribe Of The Sith: An Analysis

What is fear? Is it a disease that is brought on at a young age, a challenge that you should find a way to overcome? As human beings it is in our blood, we are basically hardwired to remember fear the most. This is what makes fear so difficult to overcome. Fear can be dark fears or fears that are most likely never going to happen or fears that the common man faces every day of his life. Listen to the man that is fearful of dying; listen to the woman that fears for her life, and listen to the people who fear for what is to come. Fear is a part of being human. Everyone fears something. No matter how unbelievable ridiculous or scary this fear is it exists in the hearts and minds of everyone. Authors use fear in the books they write to draw the reader in and let the reader have a better understanding with the main character. For example, in the novel Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith the main antagonists experiences fear several times throughout their lives. They go through the crashing of a ship into an atmosphere and landing on a mountain with the ship torn in half. Fear is demonstrated in our everyday life. It is a part of our lives. Fear is holding you back. Fear keeps you in bed when your alarm …show more content…
We get frustrated and problems become more difficult to solve when we become angry. When we get angry that anger is usually directed at something for teenagers it may be getting an assignment or project done on time, with adults the anger of teaching the next day with children that drive you crazy and make you crazy, and with the elderly the anger of when you forget to take your pills. All of these scenarios have fear in them because in order to have anger one must have fear. The teenagers fear that their homework will not get done on time. The adults fear how there next day at work or school will go good or bad. The elderly fear missing there pills because it could be very costly to them at their age. Fear exists everywhere. Fear is a part of our