Clark Kent grew up not knowing who he really was. Clark was always way an awkward teenager, because he grew up with powers that he couldn’t really control or tell anyone about, because of the repercussions that could happen to him. Clark knew that he wasn’t from this world, and that he was sent here to help us. His adopted parents, Martha and Jonathan Kent, always instilled values of truth, and justice in him. Clark, a.k.a Superman, adheres to a strict moral code, often attributed to the values with which he was raised.
Psychological disorders are often depicted in movies and literature to give certain characters strange, unusual, or destructive qualities. These characters can create the perfect amount of intrigue for a work, and take it to a new level. There is no better example of this than the disorders show by the characters in the Batman franchise. In fact Batman has become known for its antagonists, whose destructive tendencies constantly create havoc for the hero. So no truer statement could be made than, the characters in the Batman comics and movies, are dependent on psychological disorders.
Finally, Bob Ewell represents the greatest cowardice, as he both lies in the courtroom to protect himself and resorts to attacking children in the darkness in order to make himself feel more of a man. There are several examples of courage in To Kill a Mockingbird. One example of courage would be when Atticus waited outside Tom Robinsons jail cell. He knew that there would probably be a mob, and he even later told Jem that they might have hurt him a bit, but he knew that he couldnt leave Tom alone. His sense of justice was stronger than his fear for himself, so he sat with Tom, prepared to defend him from whoever would punish him for a crime he didnt commit.Another example of courage was when Boo Radley rescued Jem and Scout.
Later that day victor left because he thought his apartment was hunted and ended up running into a old friend. This pretty much sums up how victor created and got scared of the monster. Explanation: I chose this image because it shows when victor created the monster. Also victor is looking at the
He performs the perfect crime with no witnesses and any evidences. Soon after the murder he starts to suffer from guilt and internal conflict and pressure. We begin to witness the dual personalities of the protagonist. At times he’s compassionate and weak who feels the strong urge to confess and be punished for his bad deed. But the other personality dominates his conscience by justifying his actions by the concept of being superman.
We learn that his parents were shot dead in the street and that he was a witness to it. His inner conflict is the guilt that he feels over their death. After that, he remains in his home and is brought up by their butler, (played by Michael Caine). We learn why Batman chooses his image, where the bat-suit and utility belt come from, how the Batcave is developed, and what the secret of the Batmobile is. We learn what makes him tick, aspects which have been glaringly absent in previous films.
When Jasper, his rival, taunts him by suggesting that he is weak and inexperienced, Ged rashly conjures a spirit from the dead who brings with her a “shapeless clot of darkness”, the latter who attacks him and does him harm. After this, a chain of consequences take place. Firstly, Ged falls sick, and falls far behind the other students. Also, in staying in bed for so long, he allows the shadow he has unleashed to
Extra Credit: Batman an Epic Hero As you go on with life, you come across a vast amount of people who will ask the question “Who do you think is one of the best hero of all time?” With this, majority would give numerous responses to who they merely believe is the best out of the best hero. However, for me, Batman is a true hero because he fights vigorously to protect those that are in desperate help and danger. Batman has had an unbelievably strong taste for justice ever since his parents were murdered senselessly by a homeless man when he was just a young boy. During his entire life, he has trained himself both physically and mentally to make sure he would be able to protect others just like he had wished he could have done for his parents.
Scout put herself in a serious situation, because she faced many people who were angry, violent and strong, they might harm both of her and her family. In this situation, Scout was not afraid at all. After Scout’s family knew Boo killed Bob just because he wanted to save Scout and Jem, Scout requested people to let Boo went back home and she wanted to make a friend with Boo. It was very dangerous in fact, because Boo was a killer, even the reason was protecting the children. He probably would kill other people if he went back home and it was very brave to make a friend with a killer.
He did not know how to deal with his fear and rage when his parents did not allow him to interact with pop culture and violent media. However, when he was exposed to Marvel Comics starting from the incredible Hulk; he was able to explore violence, express his rage internally in his fantasy, and overcome fear and rage. From this he soon became an action movie and comic book writer. Through this he was able to observe how violent stories helped people in many ways. He tested his theory whit his son when the boy was afraid to climb a tree.