Villian Essay

the superhero and follow the morals that superheroes had. Although the villains weren’t always as evil as they seemed, majority of them were good until they had a significant physiological transformation which made them become who we all know as villians. Like the villains a similar character named Macbeth, from Shakespeare’s play “Macbeth”, was too once seen as a hero to his country and king in Scotland. Although because of the witches and wife who told him he could be king, his ambition to be…

28-29). On the negative side, he had misspelled it; instead of villain, the tattoo read villian. Apparently the fates have him in their sights, because ironically, later on he meets a girl who is named Villian. As of this moment, the author’s purpose or message escapes my grasp. The scene entitled “They Fell”, also leaves me with puzzled state of mind. Basically it is about two guys who realize…

Horace Miner describes the Nacriema culture as a tribe that performs barbaric and unusual practices. However, Miner is not describing a native tribe, instead he is defining the American society. While his description are brutal, Miner perfectly illustrates American society from his time to present day. His stories of American beauty, nudity, doctors, and family problems are still relevant today in America as Americans are obsessing over the smallest things that they will go to the extreme just…

Alexander the Great was one of the first military geniuses. He took over most of the known world when he lived, and all before he was 32. He conquered the Greeks, the Persians, the Egyptians, and more. He created a vast empire that only crumpled after he died. Most people think he was a great hero, but in reality he was a villain and one should not display him as a hero. Alexander the Great was a villain because he killed people to prove a point, took revenge when it was not needed, and killed…

In this timeless piece on Colonial Pirates, Hughson takes an approach that can be likened to a social history common throughout historians of the late 19th century and early 20th century. The author seeks to explain to the reader just exactly how pirates of Carolina, both North and South in the 18th and 17th centuries came about. More specifically Hughson looks to not only highlight just how they arose but how they were regarded by both Colonists and British authorities, how they affected the…

Zero or Hero (Is Frankenstein a Hero?) There heros and villians in this world. They are not as obvious as in the comics. If they were, then life would be much easier, that’s for sure. Unfortunately, life is not cut and dry like that. Everybody is a hero to someone and a villain to someone else. That brings up the question of if Frankenstein is a hero? In all reality, Mary Shelley didn’t make Frankenstein’s monster a hero or villain, instead he was simply a child that had to grow up too fast.…

In the Crucible, Abigail is portrayed as the villian, using her wits and countless lies to deceive the town into thinking that witchcraft is taking place in the small town of salem. Little did she know that she would be the cause of dozens of deaths, all because she was afraid to get in trouble. Her fear drove her to continue on with her fabricated stories, even after her beloved John Procter confronted her. Why Throughout the story abigail is constantly lying, wearing a false persona of a…

catching Gatsby and Daisy in an affair (as they both find true love). By the end of the novel, Gatsby is murdered, by partly Tom's fault, and Daisy is left without her true love. If we judge this story by common sense, we can see that Tom was the "villian" and Gatsby was the "hero", as Gatsby was shown as a man finding true love, and Tom, as a cunning sociopath. But under the rules of consequentialism, Gatsby was the "bad guy," as although his intention was extremely altruistic, he technically…

himself seem like the golden brother. Gloucester believed Edmund lies and even said, “this villain of mine comes under the prediction of mine: there’s son against father” (1, 2, 112-117) Gloucester saying this showed how he believed that Edgar was the villian and wanted to kill him. The fact that Edmund would frame his own brother for the chance to gain power shows his corruption, and that he will do anything to have more…

Sherlock Holmes. Moriarty appears in The Final Problem from the book "Memoirs of Sherlock" where he fights Sherlock on the top of Reichenbach falls. He is mentioned in the books "His Last Bow" and "The Valley of Fear". Professor Moriarty was a good villian because he was a mathemtic pshycopath, consulting criminal, and obsessed with destroying Sherlock Holmes. Professor Moriarty was a pshycopath who was a math genuis. In the story, The Final Problem, Moriarty says to Sherlock (Sherlock is…