ipl-logo

Mad Max Hero

525 Words3 Pages

Max is a hero Max aka (Mad Max) an folk hero of the waste land a man who start off as a police officer doing has best to keep the roads save and his family save from the biker gang and to keep thing in law and order on the roads. Having him and his partner in the frontline to protect the community because the biker gang is rating homes and the roads , murder people off the road to take what they have in there vehicles. So his wife went to go to get ice cream her self and her son while max was help this neighbor fixing his truck and then some reason the biker gang show up and the wife slap the ice cream on the gang leader face and run off with her son and the older neighbor …show more content…

Then when the nuclear war occurred a lot people had hard time of trust now Max had to go through that phase and him self and make sure to look his surrounding area and that when he met a pilot and this pilot build his own fly machine and have a pet skate which it died for save the pilot from raiders . Then max had trust issues with the point because the pilot said there a oil reg and it's being protect by the petroleum people cause out in the waste land there no gas station and so the raider are try to take the petroleum for them self and there vehicles and to continue there rate of terror around the waste land . He isn't interest of helping but he needed the oil to continue to road but at the right time so he waited and one of the patrols from the petroleum left to see if any raiders are out there and they are out there so max save the patrols and made a deal if he help he get

Show More
Related

  • Mutualistic Adventures: Mutualistic Friendship In 'The Mighty'

    895 Words  | 4 Pages

    Max help Kevin out a lot because when they were in the street way but Max learned to stand up for himself and Kevin because he started to care about him and himself as well. He started to protect his friends and not be afraid of anyone. Just started to care about people and Kevin kept going on. Max would do anything for Kevin because he knew that Kevin had a problem like in the lunchroom when Kevin started choking and Max saved Kevin's life. It just shows how much Max cares about Kevin as a friend to him and not just a person but like a brother.

    Read More

  • Max Garcia Thesis Statement

    697 Words  | 3 Pages

    Max finally answered and denied his identity. He was then taken and beaten twice before being sent off to Auschwitz, a concentration camp, when he was 19. They were packed into cattle cars; people were crying, it was dark, it was scary. When Max arrived, he separated from the women and given a number, which they tattooed on his arm. He went through many tough situations, very similar to what happened to Elie Wiesel in the book Night.

    Read More

  • Freak The Mighty Theme Essay

    470 Words  | 2 Pages

    Max thinks Freak is just a crippled and dumb kid. He is actually smarter than him. He thinks he is trying to walk but he is just trying to get his bird out the tree. Max was kinda scared because he didn't know who he was. Freak thought Max was gonna kidnap him or hurt him, but Max just wanted to help him.

    Read More

  • What Is The Theme That Rodman Philbrick Develops In Freak The Mighty

    403 Words  | 2 Pages

    A theme that Rodman Philbrick develops throughout Freak the Mighty would be, “Friendship is a powerful thing.”, because even though Max and Freak were completely different, they still changed each others lives forever. For example, “Just write it all down, put in all the fun we had, all the cool things we did, all our adventures…Just tell the story of Freak the Mighty.” Clearly, Freak wanted Max to write the adventures of their unique friendship because even though Max couldn’t read or write, Freak had fate in Max and was assured that he could do it. The theme that Rodman Philbrick develops throughout Freak the Mighty connects to this because Max was a dim-witted guy who couldn’t read or write. But because of his friendship with Freak, he was

    Read More

  • Power Of Words In Markus Zusak's The Book Thief

    801 Words  | 4 Pages

    The Hubermanns are also hiding a Jewish man, Max, from Hitler and his devious Nazi regime. Hitler wants to kill off all the Jews, and create one supreme Aryan race. Throughout the course of the book, all of these characters have something to do with who lives or who dies, depending on the words they use. The power of words is so strong that they can save or destroy someone or something physically or emotionally. Max is saved by a collection of words by the book Mein Kampf when he is riding the train to the Hubermanns to try to get to safety from the wrath of the Naxi regime.

    Read More

  • Examples Of Foreshadowing In The Book Thief

    583 Words  | 3 Pages

    Throughout the novel, the reader knows about “a man with swampy eyes, feathers of hair, and a clean-shaven face…”(548) which would have referred to Max. After the bombing and essentially

    Read More

  • The Book Thief Power Of Words Essay

    483 Words  | 2 Pages

    Both these protagonists happen to be political refugees avoiding Nazi persecution: Liesel’s parents were Communists and Max is a Jew. Max and Liesel alike have recurring nightmares about the last time they saw their families and these help Max and Liesel link themselves in areas where no one would understand their pain due to the loss of their family. Unlike most relationships theirs is based on their similar past and personalities as well as unspoken understanding along with the trust for each other. These similarities form a strong bond between Max and Liesel and this makes “The Standover Man”, a book compiled by Max using pages from “Mein Kampf” important, as Max helps Liesel realize that the power of words can be used to delight as well as harm others. “The best standover man I’ve ever known is not a man at all...”, a line within “The Standover Man” implies that Max believes that Liesel and he need each other and this friendship is unique to both of

    Read More

  • Epic Heroes: The Incredible Hulk

    1733 Words  | 7 Pages

    The Incredible Hulk, though a fictional character, is a hero to many people of all ages. The Hulk and his alter ego, Bruce Banner, are polar opposites. Though The Hulk and Bruce Banner are this way, occasionally glimmers of Bruce’s personality shine through in the way that The Hulk behaves. The Hulk relates to many mythological characters.

    Read More

  • Compare And Contrast: Freak The Mighty

    496 Words  | 2 Pages

    Max has his meeting with the principle, then soon after Freak chokes on food. Also, the novel and the movie both have or show Max living with Gram and Grim. There is also Freak naming the elements of the fireworks show while sitting on Max’s shoulders. They find Loretta’s purse in the drain.

    Read More

  • All Quiet On The Western Front: Summary

    444 Words  | 2 Pages

    Killer Kane went to prison after choking Max's mother to death. A couple of years later, Killer Kane was released from prison and kidnapped Max away from his grandparents. This was the scariest moment of Max's

    Read More

  • Friendship In Zusak's The Book Thief

    712 Words  | 3 Pages

    Max accepts Liesel’s child-like sense of entertainment. While Liesel loyally builds a snowman for Max. When the snowball scene turns out wrong, Liesel loyally tried to nurse him back to safety. Liesel had the courage to accept befriend Max and loyal enough to keep it a secret.

    Read More

  • Comparing Flowers For Algernon And The Book Thief

    452 Words  | 2 Pages

    Jews were being put in Concentration camps, but because of his knowledge he goes into hiding at the home of the Huberman’s. The book describes him as an introvert because in the book it states, “He was the type of person who worked quietly away for very little reward. He kept to himself...”(Zusak 188). Max has positive solutions that he wants to fulfill in a negative way. We can can determine this because Zusak expressed in his writing, “Punches are thrown, the crowd

    Read More

  • Common Themes In Rodman Philbrick's Freak The Mighty

    766 Words  | 4 Pages

    This shows that Freak was willing to stand up for the bottom man. This means that Freak is a true friend to Max he, because he was at a fork in the road and he took the path less taken, the path of selflessness and support. Lastly the acts of Freak actually saved Max from the path he was on to becoming

    Read More

  • Road Warrior Comparison

    2022 Words  | 9 Pages

    The villagers, starving and desperate, seek out help. They eventually are helped by a group of Ronin, masterless samurai, who come together to train the villagers and help them fend off their attackers. The critical success of the film has led the plot to become one of the most remade in the history of cinema (Desser), inspiring films such as Western classic The Magnificent Seven and even the animated A Bug’s Life. Aside from necessary changes and other small creative liberties, George Miller essentially transplants the story of Seven Samurai from feudal Japan to post-society Australia. In the second of the Mad Max series, Max comes across a group of post-apocalyptic villagers holding out against the threat of sociopathic scavengers.

    Read More

  • Redemption In Les Miserables

    1905 Words  | 8 Pages

    Haunted from losing the ones that he loved, Max gets set in this huge adventure across the desert of Australia. By helping Furiosa and the wives escape from Immortan Joe, he starts his path to find

    Read More

More about Mad Max Hero

Open Document