The state of birth, suffering, love, and death are extreme states—extreme, universal, and inescapable. We all know this, but we would rather not know it. The artist is present to correct the delusions to which we fall prey in our attempts to avoid this knowledge. It is for this reason that all societies have battled with the incorrigible disturber of the peace—the artist. I doubt that future societies will get on with him any better.
If Love is barely based solely on "sight". Relationships whose foundations are purely on sight then they wont get very far because they will soon be sick of each other. Some people think that love at first sight is true from what they have read or seen in movies, some people even think what they see in fairy tales or Disney cartoons and somebody who believes in that needs to see that they are just made up and that doesn’t happen like that. And that’s why I don’t like love at first sight
Religion served as a guideline by which the early Greeks strictly followed. Regardless of the grief, a sacrifice may have imposed upon the mortals, ancient Greeks would have sacrificed anything, including their lives, if required by the deities. During t the wedding of Cassiopeia's lovely daughter, Andromeda, to Perseus, Cassiopeia portrayed her daughter to be more beautiful than Thetis, the goddess of the sea. During the wedding ceremony, a forewarning came that Andromeda was to be sacrificed to the Kraken, the sea monster, in thirty days because of Cassiopeia's boastfulness. Even though Aereceaus loved his daughter, Aereceaus sacrificed his daughter, Danai, and grandson, Perseus to the sea because he wanted to follow the laws of Zeus by not letting any women live with children out of wedlock.
Since resources are scarce, humankind is naturally competitive, inevitably creating jealousy and hatred, which eventually leads to war. This constant state of war is what Hobbes believes to be man’s original state of nature. According to Hobbes, man cannot be trusted in the state of nature. Limits must be put on freedom and inalienable rights. Hobbs believed that if man had complete freedom it would result in chaos.
In Lord of the Rings this character is Gandalf. The main character always need a adviser because he is unexperience or less experienced. The adviser tryes to prevent the main character is ambitious, rebellious, weak or ignorant. Later , it can be a nobilty. A noble princess can be saved by a hero.
From the wars to our today’s life, torture is used as a mean of self-defense or other-defenses to against unlawful actions. There are many different views regarding whether torture can be justified. In my opinion, torture cannot be justified during wars amongst the army but it can be justified in today’s life if someone makes imminent threat towards one’s life. First of all, there is no law or rule to be working during wars. In spite of the fact that every soldier is fighting for their survival and tortures the enemies for gaining important information in order to save someone’s life, this threat is applied bidirectional.
From first view two epics “The Iliad” and “Bhagavad-Gita” looked so entirely different for me. Two completely distant cultures, huge difference in religion, Achilles, who has very little pity for man who will be dying because of his desire of revenge and Arjuna, who is opposing his fight for grief and compassion for people he is fighting against. What kind of motivation each of them has to fight? What glory and honor mean for Achilles and Arjuna? Can it be that they start their fights from different direction but end up fighting with the same purpose, for the same idea?
“Is war ever justified?” The history of war is as old as the first murder.It is a heinous act which is usually performed either for defend,wealth or property.To those of us who are horrified by war, it is easy to say at once that war is never justified and will totally disagree with this topic. Nevertheless, there are some circumstances in which going to war are justified. Like the war against Jews by Palestinian, war against Indian army by Kashmiries is justified. So I totally agree with this topic that, “Is war ever justified.” First of all, we see that countries are often forced to go to war to defend themselves. A defensive war certainly seems justified.
Ariel feared for his life and she saved his life. She sang to him while he was unconscious and once he gains consciousness she quickly leaves to avoid being discovered. Memorized by Ariel’s voice, Eric vows to find her. Trident later learns that Ariel is in love with a human and he destroys all of Ariel’s treasures that she got from the surface. She’s so upset that she leaves to a witch named Ursula.
Before challenges: Aisling asks Ina for guidance and she agrees to help her. So she goes to her friend Lasar who are a descendant of a druid family, whom gives her a magic bracelet which will grow more beautiful every time she does a good deed. The challenges: Aisling first saves a baby from a burning house, then a drowning kid and at last she helps a lumberjack that jacks his own leg. After the challenges: A fine prince from a great country wants to marry Aisling but she only wants Ronan. But her parents does not give their blessing because the prince is wealthy and powerful.