Darth Vader

A Villain is an evil being that walks over the innocent and good for their own personal wants and needs, sometimes they come from good and they transformed. In William Shakespeare's ‘Macbeth’ the main character of the same name seems to fit the part as the protagonist, but is he? Macbeth is a tragic hero persona which is first off a good soul, then descends into villainy therefore not a true and prosperous hero. Heroes and Kings are the proud, looked up to and vigorous beings which have selfless…

sarcasm or puns or idioms. An example of this is seen when Emma is describing a memory of Jacob and says, “Once, when Jacob was ten, we were walking the aisles of a Toys ‘R’ Us in Williston when a little boy jumped out from an endcap wearing a Darth Vader mask and brandishing a light saber. ‘Bang, you’re dead!’ the boy cried, and Jacob believed him. He started shrieking and rocking…” (76). Unable to understand that the little boy was playing, Jacob believed he was actually dead and started to…

destroy and remake the world. Then towards the end of the film, the audience finds out that he has another son, which will likely become his path to redemption in future film installments. Magneto’s character arc is similar to Darth Vader’s in the Star Wars saga in that Darth Vader redeemed himself by saving his son in Star Wars: Episode VI- Return of the Jedi. Therefore, the theme of redemption continues to be a relevant theme in American culture today. Like the many superhero movies found in…

Ah. Raydonia. A little green planet in the Outer Rim. It was quiet and peaceful...until the Empire came. "Three Credits," grumbles Ralgadorr, and I snap back into reality. And reality is at the market in the Capital City, as I try to make a deal with Ralgadorr Morra. He's an old Beslisk who cooks for Morra's Cafe. He's not all that friendly, but he'll talk to you if there's fresh meat involved. "Three Credits for a Blase Tree Goat?" I say, crossing my arms. Great. Even though they aren't hard to…

A Journey of Epic Proportions Stories yesterday, today, and tomorrow all change over time. Different technological developments, and varying styles of writing impact these changes. But all stories have similarities as well. They all hold a quest of sorts. The “Epic of Gilgamesh” and “Star Wars” hold similar qualities such as character flaws and the “David vs. Goliath” motif. Differences are also apparent in these two stories: a battle of good vs. evil and the offspring of a god/goddess, for…

Freud also welcomed/influenced women into the psychoanalytic stance. Melanie Klien was one of the first to put emphasis on the pre-Oedipal stages (Ethan R. Plaut, 2001). Her and her partner, D. W. Winnicott, created an object–relations school to solve what they believed to be the central problem in life: finding a balance between independence and dependence on others. The way people reacted to this separation and loss is mostly determined by the first two years of our lives. A baby requires it’s…

I have rarely seen men dressed up on Halloween. I have seen the occasional dad dressed up as maybe Darth Vader while his four year-old son is dressed as Luke Skywalker, but men generally do not seem to play along with the tradition of dressing up. I believe our views of men as a strong, macho figure plays a role in why men do not dress up as much as women…

TOP 10 MOST BEAUTIFUL JELLYFISH ON THE EARTH Jellyfish are placed in the animal group of Cnidaria. Jellyfish are considered as the most unusual and beautiful creatures of aquatic life. Jellyfish occupies almost all the oceanic water bodies of the world therefore it is really hard to predict the exact population which resides in water bodies. With above 350 various kinds of Jellyfish in the world, here is a list of the Top 10 most beautiful Jellyfish on Earth. 10. RHOPILEMA ESCULENTUM…

The Dark Knight Rises is an American film that played in the year 2012 and was directed by Christopher Nolan. As a kid I always loved superheroes and superhero movies and Batman is definitely one of my favorites. But the story of Batman is definitely not for the faint of heart and is definitely not played by the traditional rules of what a superhero is and what he should be. He is constantly fighting with himself and what he should do but in the end he will have to make the hardest decision of…

politicians, but he allegedly developed his hate for Jews after WW1 when he felt betrayed by his government and that Jews took jobs in his country. This anti semitism that he developed after his birth caused him to kill lots of innocent people Darth Vader was a harder ranking. A ranked him here because even if he did not kill as many people, dying from a lightsaber wound is a very painful way to die. A lightsaber…