Human Experiences In James Gunn's Guardians Of The Galaxy

Society has an evil deep within. Most don’t notice it because it is them, we are the evil, people are the evil. The Lord of the Flies novel written by William Golding was a look into the evil of society. This evil was conveyed through one specific character in the novel, Jack. Jack is a main character in the story whose personality is way different than we would expect a common 12 year old boy’s to be.

Introductory Paragraph: In the movie “Suicide Squad”, produced by Charles Roven Richard Suckle, Deadshot (a.k.a Floyd Lawton) is a moody person and he is also known as a criminal and a dangerous, bad person, yet he still needs to fight crimes with his bad allies to save the world. He has superhuman accuracy with any weapon he touches and he is like a real life person. In the movie, he says “I don’t save people!” This refers to him being a bad person due to the fact he doesn’t use his special abilities to save people. Also, in the movie, he is having a peaceful conversation and someone interrupts him by saying “coward”, and he threatens that he will hit her by saying “I will knock you out, I don't care if you're a girl. This is an example of him being a moody guy.

Percy didn’t realize that the Ambrosia nectar was very much harmful to a regular human, and as we know if that was Percy’s turning point to know that Percy was special. And last, but not least Percy was then claimed by his father. In the end of chapter 8 after playing a game of capture the flag,Percy was claimed as son of Poseidon. This was an honor for Percy which brought a great honor into Percy’s life. But, it also brought more danger into into Percy’s life like being attacked by many monsters including people like the kindly

Once in awhile everyone can make mistakes, mistakes that they wish they could change. From saying something that seems out of line to making mistakes that can completely change the course of their life. Second chances can be something that men a great deal to someone, sometimes for reasons that we can't see. The movie finding forrester, a classic tale of an old recluse becoming a mentor to a gifted young man after an unlikely meeting of the boy breaking into Mr. Forrester’s apartment is a great example on how second chances can change a course of lives. In the movie finding forrester, characters played a great deal in providing second chances.

He started off by telling them that he had a great joke to play out, so they immediately went along with his plan. He killed them because he was humiliated by them. Both these stories show that pride can cause a lot of damage, for it is a great sin. Edgar Allan Poe’s stories have been fascinating people for over a century with their allegorical themes and thrilling plots. Two well written works, “The Cask of Amontillado” and “Hop-Frog,” show the dangers of pridefulness and how it can cause one to do terrible things.

Also in the movie that is different from the poem is how other men were hitting on woman. Another thing that is different from the movie and poem is how Beowulf show he has two different side to him. In the movie, Beowulf was considered both a hero and a Human. The Similarities between the Poem and movie is Beowulf,is considered to be a Hero for killing grendel. Beowulf was a powerful man and people trusted him.

Victor was willing to break all the laws of nature to achieve his goals and become a God like he believed he deserved. He was proud and greedy and wanted to be recognized as a scientist and a revelutionary, but instead he was only rememberd by Captain Walton in his letter to his sister as a

In fact, he begins as a valiant leader only serving Duncan’s wishes to win a battle against a rebellious force. After this battle, he receives a new title which fuels his ambition and causes him to think of immoral ways to seize what he so passionately believes is his: the throne. Macbeth is then led to spin a web of lies to cover up his previous actions and ultimately becomes a deceitful tyrant. In total,, his strive for success got him very far, but it also revealed something in him that is universally human which is the desire for more power. Like Macbeth, not all of humanity is fit to serve since with great power comes incredible amounts of responsibility.

Peter often enjoyed the pain and agony of Valentine and Ender when he would threaten death upon the both of them. He influenced many people not only to see things his way, but also tricked them into scheming with him, such as Valentine with the political writings. Multiple times we see Ender saying things like, “I am just like Peter. Take my monitor away, and I am just like Peter”(Card). It quickly becomes clear that Ender wants nothing to do with Peter and wishes to be nothing like him.

In every Disney movie the villain is generally portrayed as evil or crazy, and it is taken as a personality type, but Disney movies also tend to sneak in a backstory for the villain geared towards explaining how they had come to be evil. And in the end, the villain is usually convinced that they should be “good” (again). So from this perspective, it may appear more so that the villain is not a personality type but a product of the situations they were in each moment that lead to he or she becoming the villain. Malcolm Gladwell is an award winning author who constructed a theory labeled The Power of Context, a chapter in his book The Tipping Point, to prove that people, such as villains in Disney movies, are products of their situations. In essence, to be a product of situations is to be a product of context.