Joe's Reward Analysis

The first example of why being skillful is so important in cases of resilience in Unbroken can be noticed when once the plane crashes into the ocean, Louie immediately puts his wits into action. Highlighted in the text: "Louie knew he had to get Phil 's bleeding stopped, but if he went to him, the raft would be lost and all of them would perish. He swam for the raft" (Hillenbrand 3). Louie backtracked and thought about the situations that could be thrown at him for each movement he made. He ended up using his natural instinct which was to save his whole crew over a bleeding cut.

People would be careless about death and would be shocked and sad the first time if unprepared or not expecting the moment but would quickly move on or go back to see the person some more, or save them as mentioned before. they would also be confident in the abilities of others to stop them or see the timeline change along with their actions and prevent their own death. People could vive full lives and revel in whatever they chose, another amazing benefit. In conclusion humans should Adopt the Tralfamadorian view of time due to it’s immense benefits. It would allow them to edit the past and future.

The extents Abelard went to save himself was selfish, yet he gave her a place that he had hoped would show his great love for her. Men drive their lovers away for idiotic reasons, yet Peter’s was to save her and himself from humiliation. His love for Heloise was true and significant enough to publicize it in the beginning and write to her in secret to help her get over the fact they could no longer be

“2081” tells an inspiring story of change and rebellion against oppression, lead on by the embodiment of hope and the human spirit while “Harrison Bergeron” serves as a reminder of the dangers of restricting potential in the name of protection. Both Vonnegut and Tuttle tell the same story, but the tone of the ending is altered by changing seemingly insignificant details to influence the way the audience percieves the events of the story. Audiences of both can easily agree that the emotions inspired by the two different works are very different. Although the integrity of the plot and the dialogue is almost comepletely untouched, the message and theme are undoubtedly the works of two different people, proving that there are truely two ways to tell the same

Poe states,”..... It was hope that prompted the nerve to quiver - the frame to shrink. It was hope - the hope that triumphs on the rack - that whispers to the death-condemned even in the dungeons of the Inquisition.” L’Amour states, “ He had won. He had defeated the crumbling tower; he had defeated his own greed.” In “ The Pit And The Pendulum” the narrator faces himself when trying not to give up, and still have hope that he can make it out of the dungeon. Although a couple of his ideas do not work out he never gives up and eventually comes up with a good idea to get himself out.

Power can change people in a matter of time Most people are focused on the cons in their life and how they can make them better, but what they don't realize is all the things they should be grateful for. Their desire for power caused lady Macbeth and Macbeth to make sinister decisions that caused their downfall. In this play, Shakespeare demonstrates clear evidence of innocence through their actions of the first act. To begin, Macbeth’s courageous actions led to Captain with a good impression. Not too long after the success in battle with Macbeth and Banquo, Captain acknowledges “But all’s too weak ; for brave Macbeth ( Well he deserves that name ).

A Doctors Dilemma I do not like the essay, “A Doctors Dilemma” written by James Dillard. The whole story was well written, but contradicting. The persuasion was driven by whether to help a dying person or save his future career. Deliberately, Dillard act of bravery could possibly cause the ending to his career. At that moment, he understood the consequences for his actions.

Fate plays a very powerful role throughout the novel; The idea that everything is inevitably planned. In the beginning of the novel John Grady, seems pretty content with the idea of fate, although the belief is somewhat romantic and old fashioned. When things begin to happen to Grady and Rawlins, his view of fate is distorted and he does whatever he can to rage against its laws and create his own fate. Fate to Grady is almost like a religion it pushes him onward despite his troubles. Doña Alfonsa, Alejandra’s aunt, describes the fate with a eerie accuracy, “I thought you didn’t believe in fate.

By dying Beatty is living out the perfect story for someone one day to write a book about him. In the long run, it is easier to have no expectations and find something wonderful, like Montag did, than read books and not find beauty like Beatty. Beatty is not a villain, he had bad luck with life and tries to do what he thought was best for his

Allen would not anticipate what he wanted; he escaped his thoughts and achieved his goals. With his desire to do good, Allen ranked himself at a higher advantage compared to all; he could seek his happiness without riches, but with personal thought. Therefore, he wrote books. As he used his talent, he models his remarkable quote in the book As a Man Thinketh.

If you don’t have hope you will not even come close succeeding but if just try you will know if you did fail you failed trying to survive. If you have hope if you have hope you have strength to try again if you try enough times you might achieve it giving you more hope this was the cycle if Salva’s feelings in this book ups and downs. If you and everybody else in the world had as much as an ounce of his hope and strength the world be a better place. So be like Salva and make the world a better place. You can be hero like Salva if you donate to his organization that makes wells for the tribes in

The fearful beginnings they all had motivated them to do their very best in the end. A significant phrase from the author of this book was “There were glimmers of better times to come, but they were just glimmers.” The definition of the word glimmer is to shine faintly and have an unsteady reflection. Joe was not quite sure of what his future held for him but he had hope for it and faith that he would outshine and become