Question 1A: Captain America has always been perceived as an American solider; tall, muscular, etc. In this regard, Singh differs from Captain America in such physical traits. Singh as opposed to Captain America is skinny, has a beard, and wears a turban as part of his costume. Furthermore, Singh suffers from major anxiety and is self-conscious regarding his body image. He was challenged to walk around New York City despite of his fear of rejection and wrongful looks made by others. Additionally, Singh's response towards the negative comments made towards him were inspiring on the grounds that he did not disrespect them back, but instead would ask a question to their question in other words he put things into perspective.
Question 1B: Singh decided to become a real life superhero as a means to stop intolerance and hate as well as wrote a piece for Seattle times shortly after a massacre occurred in Wisconsin involving Sikhs.
Question 2A: Everyone has the conception of Lara Croft as feminine and athletic. Respectively, Seida differs from Lara Croft in that aspect; she's a little overweight. However, I do think her attitude is similar to Lara Croft's. I personally love the way she …show more content…
I don't condone what she did with President Bill Clinton, I personally think it is despicable. Even if the affair wasn't with the President of the United States, however it was and that's what makes it even worse. However, after watching her explain herself and what occurred in 1998 I feel somewhat bad for her on the grounds that her life was gone in the blink of an eye; everything changed. I feel bad that she was publicly humiliated and ashamed, but I still do think it was wrong of her to have a relationship with President Bill Clinton. I believe that what she tried to emphasized the most was that words hurt people. Cyberbullying is no joke; it has led to
Question 1B: Singh decided to become a real life superhero as a means to stop intolerance and hate as well as wrote a piece for Seattle times shortly after a massacre occurred in Wisconsin involving Sikhs.
Question 2A: Everyone has the conception of Lara Croft as feminine and athletic. Respectively, Seida differs from Lara Croft in that aspect; she's a little overweight. However, I do think her attitude is similar to Lara Croft's. I personally love the way she …show more content…
I don't condone what she did with President Bill Clinton, I personally think it is despicable. Even if the affair wasn't with the President of the United States, however it was and that's what makes it even worse. However, after watching her explain herself and what occurred in 1998 I feel somewhat bad for her on the grounds that her life was gone in the blink of an eye; everything changed. I feel bad that she was publicly humiliated and ashamed, but I still do think it was wrong of her to have a relationship with President Bill Clinton. I believe that what she tried to emphasized the most was that words hurt people. Cyberbullying is no joke; it has led to