The Destiny of Ralph In the book Lord of the Flies, Ralph is one of the most important characters. Although he is the only one who can be leader at the time which kids first meet each other, his failure is doomed since he becomes the leader. There are many factors leading to Ralph’s failure like his drawback to his personality; however, the most important three factors are kids’ childishness, Jack’s power and reason for Ralph to become a leader is just the conch. Here comes the first reason. To begin with, ID, the part of the mind that represents disorder, dominates most kids, especially for littluns.
He also pictures the poor living conditions of his family and their unpaid bills which suggest that there isn’t enough food to eat. (EXPLANATION) This is an effective use of flashback because it shows Jim’s motivations for winning. It gave him the strength and adrenaline he needed to continue to fight because he realized at that moment that winning would be the only way to end his family’s poverty and keep them together (POINT) Another way in which the film us made more dramatic is through the use of irony, using a scene in which Jim’s wife May goes to visit his manager Joe. May is mad because she believes that Joe is wealthy and is using Jim to make more money, at the risk of their family. (PROOF) When she shows up at Joe’s luxury apartment, she thinks he won’t answer his door because he doesn’t want to argue with her.
Underdogs can only be created if there is a sense of competition. In films the underdog is often portrayed as a “loser” or weak, usually the people that can’t handle this criticism, quit. But the underdog overcomes despite not fitting in or being the best competitor. This in fact makes them very strong. In the movie Rudy, Rudy wants nothing more then a chance to be in the football game to make his parents proud.
His virtue is compassion because he loved his parent too much so he ran away from them. He didn’t want to kill his father and marry his mother but little did he know he was adopted so him running a away cause his down fall because he ended up killing his actual father and marrying his mother and having kids with her. If Aristotle’s definition could be expanded to where virtue was included then “Oedipus” would be considered a tragedy. If you put virtue into there then the hero wouldn’t have to have a tragic flaw he could have a virtue which is like compassion or sadness because a flaw is like pride or something along those lines. If virtue was included then Finding Nemo would fit his criteria.
Unfortunately, Doodle was no match for his brother’s aggressive and selfish actions. In the end, Brother’s pride is to blame for Doodle’s untimely death. Brother’s pride was responsible for his opinion of Doodle. At times, Brother was kind and loving to Doodle, but the reader soon realizes that the narrator was mostly harsh and cruel to his brother. In the beginning of the story, Brother recounts the day Doodle was born, saying that he was a disappointment as soon as he entered the world.
Also, growing up in a world where a tiny bit of prosperity can make a person go crazy has made Iago very selfish and cares about no one but himself. For example, his loving wife who serves him well, and who has contributed in the most important part of his plan, is killed by him because he does not want his plot to leak out. The opinions he expresses shows he think women are trash, and are nothing but “slaves”. Humans don’t usually think this way unless they grew up in a place where woman are only competitions who might steal their food, money, or even life. There women have to be eliminated
* Well in the article Amanda Ripley does state that it's unfair the way the government distributes money to families when either their spouses or family members die in a tragic accident. However, she does have two opinions on greed that it isn't right for families to be greedy in a time of distress but on the other hand some people have a different way of grieving and tend to be greedy, it's just human nature I guess. 2.The types of evidence Ripley uses to get across the key points and issues associated with the compensation of all victims are she gives examples of families who are going through these tough times of a loss of a family member or spouse and the financial struggles they are going to have to face without them. * In the articles she describes the Sparacio family, Thomas Sparacio who died in Tower 2 lived in
These behaviors are internally motivated. Because his mother pacified his needs as a child with oral stimulus (such as food), Hank learned to seek out immediate gratification in the way of oral fixation. This led to nail biting, chain smoking, and excessive eating – because these fixations are more visible to outsiders but not to Hank, he finds other things to blame for bad relationships/interactions. This could reasonably lead to argumentative and aggressive behavior on Hank’s part. 3.
If the kid has no medical reason for gaining weight then it seems acceptable to blame the parents. In the first place, the parents are the ones who buy the fast food for their children; parents are the ones who provide them with the money to buy unhealthy snacks. According to Weintraub, "it's the fault of the parents who let their kids eat unhealthy food and sit in front of the television of computer for hours at a time". Weintraub's point is that children are influenced specially by their parents because they are ones kids live almost all their life with. In consequence, kids are influenced in good ways but mostly on bad habits that their parents teach them.
According to Pierce Hollingsworth (2004), the parents and school should not blame the food marketing for being the main cause of obesity rather than teaching and helping the kids to have good habit of eating. He thought that the responsibilities of the parents and schools were important for educating childhood obesity. However, there are so many problems with his arguments. He did not think about the bad effects of advertising on kids. For example, the food marketing companies usually uses the attractive poster about fast food to get the attention of the kids.