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Essay”, 1) 4. This is the commanders making promises that they cannot keep because as a result of these false promises the children will join their armies. In “Maybe We Live and Maybe We Die” mentions how militaries and extremist groups do not really do background checks and just let the children join while saying they do not accept children (“Maybe We Live”, 1) 3. This shows that the commanders are purposely avoiding checks because the do not care and want the children in their army which again…

still there. They just can't be seen. When I grow old and join your papa, I'll become a star. Everyone becomes a star when they leave this world, even you. But don't be scared, because you'll never be lonely. You'll have other stars like me and papa. Maybe you'll even make a new friend. Who knows. Just remember, if you ever get lonely without me there for you, look up at the sky and you will know that I'm there.…

Maybe most of you have heard of the animated movie called “The Robinsons.” When I was in my youth I used to watch it every time it came on. I remember that when i grow older that I would be living in a city of technology like how the kids get from the garage to the upstairs living room or to the front door to the back yard with a teleportation system. Also a time machine where Tim, one of the kids, went back in time to see his father as a child and unyieldingly trying to bring his father to the…

amount of time. As I reader I would want the last chapter to be an interaction between freshman Devi, senior Devi and adult Devi. It would definitely be interesting to see how much she has changed over time and the new challenges Devi has to face. Maybe they would even have an actually face to face interaction,at the fountain that started it all. Instead of changing life choices they catch up on events occurring in their life and the older versions of Devi can advise the younger one on what's…

calm body of water. In the same way, Benito Cereno begins with a ship that is floating on a body of water that has swells, but is very smooth. I think that this imagery has an inherent “sleepy” feeling to it. It makes the book hard to read for me and maybe there is something in this difficulty that relates to the message. For the entirety of the book, Captain Delano is trying to understand Don Benito, but cannot come to terms with what is going on with him until the entire situation is laid out…

The great Neil deGrasse Tyson once said something along the lines of humans have only discovered about 4% of the universe. Not only does my fear of what I don't know going on below my feet in the ocean scare the crap out of me, but that big star filled sky does as well. It doesn't just scare me, but it probably scares and excites scientists studying it all over the world. Since we only know a fraction of the inter-workings of the universe, there are many questions and things going on that we…

may say that men were actually setting the forest on fire to have a source of light. This may also mean that Byron was trying to reference how the volcanic ash wasn’t what, but mankind were the ones destroying life. Maybe Byron had seen so much life destruction with pollution or maybe plans of the progressive era were starting to be seen as forests were being swept away to start the progressive era and many businesses were looking at Indonesia to establish factories there. A good example of this…

impossible. Maybe he's just not seeing the tail. So, after buying a decent amount of food, he goes completely off-grid. He finds a nice abandoned warehouse and cuts off all contact. He doesn't leave the building for anything. And, still, MI6 finds him, and it's only through pure luck that he escapes. They're tracking him. They have to be. He goes through everything he carries. He checks every bit of his body. Still, when he checks it, the display on the inside of…

Buninybah We build their cities, we run their machines, we fight their wars. We are nothing more than fuel; fuel that powers the elite; the elite that hide behind their logos of corporations. This is their world and their most valuable resource is not in the ground; it is us. After all, money is not what drives them, its power; money is simply the tool they use to control us; worthless pieces of paper we depend on to move, feed and entertain ourselves. They gave us money; we gave them the world…

women and children just gone. All that was left was their weapons, the letters (C-R-O) carved into a tree, and the word Croatan on a post. No one really knows what happened to them, or where they went. Maybe the harsh forces of nature wiped out the colonists by storm, starvation or disease. Maybe they didn’t get along with the natives because…