Royal Rumble

That night a fierce fight had been going on between a Royal and a Guardian. One of my closest friends, Jimmy, the brother of the leader for the Guardians, was killed during that fight. My mom was an alcoholic and my dad was never home. I had a brother,but I felt that he sometimes did not understand me.Jimmy was the only Guardian who I could understand me. He was a cool cat. I felt so aggravated and hurt that I decide to go out and kill a Royal for revenge. It was raining furiously. I started…

Latin American colonies during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries were a hotbed of resentment and discontent among the lower castes of society. Indigenous and slave populations were brutalized and exploited in order to fill the coffers of aristocratic elites and foreign monarchies. Somewhere in the middle, a growing population of mixed-race ethnic groups found themselves ostracized and struggling to find their niche in life. News of foreign events and new philosophies and ideologies…

Andy wanted to get married, he wanted to have kids and move in with Laura. He wanted to live, he did not want to die. These are all the thoughts running through Andy's mind while he “lay on the sidewalk with the March rain drilling his jacket,” says the narrator. In Evan Hunter's “On The Sidewalk Bleeding” we encounter a teenage boy struggling to find his identity in an alley full of fear and regret. We follow Andy, as all of his thoughts and emotions changes during the final hour of his life as…

Montagues from what was reported to be a sunny and pleasant day. Once again the Couplet and the Montague chaos has striked again on the streets of Verona. The fight started in the central of Verona’s finest street market full of innocent people. The rumble was believed to be the biggest yet between the two families. Many Witnesses say the brawl had started from the capulets showing rude gesture (biting his thumb) towards the group of Montague's. After which turned into a heated argument between…

illusion, of course; it was actually traveling at a high rate of speed. Despite its ornate appearance, it was classified as an intra-system barge, and they could move, not as fast as an inter-system cruiser but they could still move. Its owner was the Royal Duchess of Spine, Kaitlin Caitlin Adderlink; it was chartered out of the Broxun system; and it could easily carry 50 people, in luxury. At the moment there were only three people aboard. The only crewman, Angus McNight was on the…

Have you heard about the country of Araluen, I bet you probably haven’t, Araluen is a country that is comparable, but not exactly like England. Araluen is part of the Book series “Ranger's Apprentice” by John Flannagan. It is about a country called Araluen, and a key part of that country the Rangers. England on the other hand has many sources but the one I’m using comes from BBC, it is wriiten by Prof. Tom James.The BBC source is about England during it’s middle ages. I am comparing and…

terms of sociopathic dictator sports enthusiasts. Mobutu was president and military dictator of the Congo-- which he renamed Zaire in 1971-- from 1965 until 1997. But he took a break from hosting public hangings and staging coups to host the iconic “Rumble in the Jungle” in 1974. He even had a new stadium built specifically for the Muhammad Ali/George Foreman fight. What a guy! The rewrite history and…

transformed into the iconic figure we all know and love by winning the “King Of The Ring” championship in 1995. That was when Steve’s trademark Austin 3:16 era started. Ever since then, Steve Austin achieved a number of accolades such as winning the Royal Rumble 3 times (more than any other superstar in the WWE.) He also won the world tag-team championship titles 4 times. Some of the people Austin teamed with were “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels, “The Phenom” The Undertaker, and Dude Love.…

Self-awareness is the most human of all characteristics, allowing for discernment and true individuality. Ralph Ellison, in his novel Invisible Man, details the trials and tribulations of a young African-American man who names himself the “invisible man”, a title stemming from his lack of self-awareness, a fatal flaw that a volatile and divided American society takes advantage of. This invisibility manifests itself in the ceaseless manipulation and distortion of the protagonist’s own belief…

took off his disguise, but it was most certainly not around me. His façade toward me kept me from truly knowing him. He was a quiet, reserved man who I always nodded my head to, even when I didn’t understand what he was saying. His thick accent would rumble deep in his throat –spoken like an elongated smoker’s cough. “Pass di mote gyal.” His knobby hands would have grasped the remote control and flipped on Rush Hour for the 7th time that week. That was my grandfather; one command then nothing.…