Venom

“Is there no virtue in this woman!” exclaimed a superannuated man in the crowd (Chapter 2). This unmoral lady being described is Hester Prynne; the woman who wears the scarlet letter across her bosom. Hester, being seen unfit for any means of moral standards, is persecuted and shunned by her municipality for bearing a baby of an unknown man. Although Hester is seen as ungodly towards the beginning, her transformation is profound upon the end. The metamorphosis of Hester Prynne started from a…

The outback is a crazy place but not for Mason. Mason is a madman he does crazy things like jumping from a plane with no parachute or doing back flips on top of skyscrapers. Mason is always bored there was nothing out of his comfort zone. But one day Mason had an idea. Mason wanted to destroy the record for the fastest time crossing the desert, the record was set by an Australian man at twenty-six hours and 45 minutes and trust me that is fast. But he wanted to demolish that record he wanted to…

do more and more dangerous challenges. Many years later Beowulf’s land was being destroyed by a dragon and at this point his pride was at its peak. Due to aging his combat abilities weren’t as good as they used to be. Sadly, the dragon’s poisonous venom killed…

Unlike Dante, Hamlet is a much less godly believer, but still a believer. He is unsure of his reason. He is a Protestant, and undoubtedly religious, but confused as to where we all go in the end. Is it really the hell Dante describes in The Inferno, or is our God a much more merciful God? He knows what the Catholic beliefs about sin are and believes suicided will send him to hell, and from almost the first moment we hear our depressed prince speak he says, “O, that this too too sullied flesh…

Hilda Doolittle popularly known by her pen name H.D was a notable modernist writer. She was well-known for her interest in Greek mythology and hence she penned the poem ‘Eurydice’. H.D gives Eurydice a voice to justify her anger against her husband who was impatient and as a consequence, she could never leave the Underworld. The essay will explore the poem with regard to the relationship between form and content in modernist writing. H.D is known to mix Greek mythology in her writing and this…

Born Into Big Shoes Before I begin writing, I must preface this by defining a few terms in the manner that I use them. Throughout this article, I will be using the word “stereotype” very loosely to describe the generalized form of how [my] culture is defined; it’d be far too lengthy and complicated to talk about how others see Asians without using a generalization or two (or three). Towards the end of 7th grade, I was tired of having piss poor vision, and my mom got me my first pair of…

With a film beginning with a demonic boar attacking a village and Ashitaka taking action with a victory, we know that this is going to be a battle between humanity and nature. Although Ashitaka finds victory at the time, we later see that this boar is the leading cause of Ashitaka’s death. There is also a dispute between humanity and nature as nature is not happy with the production of iron due to the fact that many forests are being cleared. We see Ashitaka’s desire to bring peace between both…

Domestication has played an enormous part in the development of humankind and material culture. It has resulted in the appearance of agriculture as a special form of animal and plant production. It is precisely those animals and plants that became objects of agricultural activity that have undergone the greatest changes when compared with their wild ancestors. Origins Of Domestication The main attempts at domestication of creatures and plants evidently were made in the Old World amid the…

Kazuhira keeps himself neat, well dressed. His uniform is pressed, beret worn properly, aviator shades on for a personal touch. Even long before he started Daimond Dogs, this had been the case. He's relatively new to being an amputee, so he's still getting used to it. He can still be fast, as shown in how he disarms and pulls the cartridge from a gun that a child soldier points at him. While he's disappointed in his current state he also doesn't resent it. He refuses more technologically…

would worsen she did not use her arm for leverage to try to get out the hole. Not only did she break her arm, Mattie was also bitten by a rattlesnake. "I felt a sting and I saw the little snake pulling his head away from my hand, an amber drop of venom on his mouth. He had bitten me"(212). Unfortunately, these two tragedies happen before Rooster Cogburn could save her. Once she was pulled out, Cogburn did as much as he could to help get as much poison out of her hand. "He looked at the hand and…