Trespasser

bunch of claws, scratching at the air.  The interior was just like the outside; complicated and creepy. “Why is the building designed like this?” I asked, gaping at all the corners, crevices, and designs on the walls and ceiling. “To confuse trespassers. Malitia is like a maze, you’ll soon discover. It’s quite easy to remember how to get places after a while, though. You will be given a map soon, just in case.” Gavin…

and fire extinguishers in case of incidents. Security: It is important to maintain security within the workplace, whether it’s the security of the employees or the protection of the in site equipment and information. Making sure there are no trespassers is also important as this could lead to damage to equipment or someone getting hurt. To prevent trespassing employees could be made to wear some form of identification. Dangerous or delicate equipment should be locked securely away when it’s…

While looking for the trespasser, Oedipus and Antigone, they shorten their speech pattern and use commanding language and show emotion. On page 37 in the book Cliff Notes: the Oedipus Trilogy Charles and Regina Higgins hypothesized that the shortening of their speech pattern indicated…

Lines 1 through 4 explain that companionship, “makes gaps even two can pass abreast.” Hate is another, such as that in invaders, trespassers, and “hunters” (5). Lastly, gaps in walls are made by nature, such the thawing of ice in the spring, the time where the narrator finds the gaps in the wall (11). In the first section of the poem, the narrator gestures companionship. However,…

The connections of heroism and parallels found in Beowulf and Tolkien’s the Hobbit are not new. For instance, the subject was written about in Roger Sales Modern Heroism and James Hodge’s essay “The Heroic Profile of Bilbo Baggins” (Glenn). J.R.R. Tolkien was a professor of English and loved the tale of Beowulf. Being as it may, its easily imaginable that some scenes, characters, and symbols made it into his book, the Hobbit. Others have also stated that Tolkien’s essay Of Monsters and Critics…

Egoism: Egoism is the ethical viewpoint that looks only for value as it pertains to you. This value system literally states that it is best to be selfish and only look out for what is good for you. The idea behind egoism is that if everyone acts only for their best interest, then the world becomes a better and more relatable place to live in. From this viewpoint, it is better to extend our lives using any means necessary than to do anything else. If we spend less time preparing for death, we can…

In the painting, "Going To The Olympics" made in 1984 by Frank Romero, there are different things going on all at once. This mural was made in Los Angeles. I was made by a freeway. A couple years ago it was painted over and this lead to Frank Romero taking this situation to court. This mural represents Los Angeles in a way, so for the city to paint over it is very unfortunate. Romero did end up having a case because he did indeed bring up a valid point. He had brought up one of the laws that…

Gangs of New York where both William Tweed and Bill the Butcher were at the docks watching newly Irish immigrants walk off the ship on American soil, Tweed remarks new Americans being born. Bill the Butcher retorts, "I don't see no Americans. I see trespassers: Irish harps who would do a job for a nickel what a nigger does for a dime and what a white man use to get a quarter for." This quote in Gangs of New York was absolutely authentic to how many Americans at the time saw the Irish immigrants…

However, when the government did not respond to the strikers, they decided to bring their demands to Ottawa, starting the Ottawa trek. By the time the strikers reached Regina, Prime Minister Bennett decided to stop them. The strikers where banned as trespassers and the RCMP was ordered to disperse them. A small group of the men talked to the Regina government, who agreed to allow eight men to continue to Ottawa and speak with Bennett, including Arthur Evans, the leader of the group. The…

The Suffering Of Living In The Borderlands To live in the borderlands means you is a poem written by Gloria Anzaldua who was born in 1942 in the state of Texas. A border, as Anzaldua states, “is a dividing line, a narrow strip along a steep edge” (Anzaldua 25). Created by the unnatural separation, a borderland is a harsh and unfriendly place. In Anzaldua’s poem, the borderland refers to the Texas-US. Southwest/ Mexican border geographically. At the same time, it is used reputedly as an extended…