Another thing that people do to a pit bull is “people expect to hear about attacks by pit bulls” so if a dog attacks, and it looks like a pit bull, people will say it is a pit bull. “In the early 1900s, the pit bull was one of the most popular breeds in America. Pit bulls became a symbol of America pride, and their image was used on posters to recruit soldiers during WW1” Since they were so popular during WW1, that proves pit bulls are not the ones with problems, people are the ones with problems. Is it possible another breed of dog was more popular before the pit bull, and some people wanted the other breed to be more popular so they framed the pit bull? “Why do so many people hate pit bulls?” Pit bulls in are very loyal to the people who own them.
The film Dances With Wolves is a moving, culturally significant American western film produced in 1990 and directed by Kevin Costner, who also plays the lead role of John J. Dunbar. It portrays a fictional account of the relationship between a soldier and a tribe of Sioux indians. In the beginning, Dunbar is an injured soldier who accidentally makes himself a hero while trying to commit suicide by riding his horse in front of the enemy. When given a choice for where he wants to be stationed he requests the frontier, because he wants to see it “before it’s gone.”While stationed alone at Fort Sedgwick in Dakota territory, he befriends the people of a nearby Lakota tribe. Dunbar’s involvement in the tribe and the relationships he forms with the people teach him and the viewer the value of intercultural communication and acceptance.
Or was it dandelion leaf?”, Hayden glanced at Theodore, reckoning he would have the answer. The gray wolf replied with a somber howl. “I miss him too, but that's no reason to regress to your animal state. Use your words.”, the apprentice said as if he were addressing a child. Their master had specialized in the Alchemy of the Animal Evolution, and Theodore, a wolf with human intelligence, was his crowning achievement.
Dogs and humans share similar qualities after being domesticated. Domesticated dogs originate from wolves, their ancestor. The Call of the Wild by Jack London is about a dog named Buck who is taken off to the Klondike to be used for a dog sled pack. The narrator throughout the book suggested that Buck would have ultimately rejected civilization and followed his nature. The novel stands on tension being revealed as nature winning rather than civilization, only Thornton is the last tie to that world.
The forth Mentor is Father Christmas because he gave so many object which has great importance to Pevensie siblings, the Heroes. He gave a sword to Peter, an arrow to Sudan and an elixir which cures all wounds to Lucy. The last Mentor is Lion, Aslan because he always helps the Heroes in their quest. He gave courage, self-confidence, wise advices anda strength to the
The main conflict in Dances with Wolves was Sioux against American, which differs from the other film. John Dunbar wanted to become closer to the Sioux tribe, but the tribe resisted. They thought white people were stupid and they did not trust him. Slowly, Dunbar earned the Natives’ respect. Another conflict that occured in this movie was a battle between the Americans and Sioux.
I found that a theme of this book is man and the natural world. Buck obviously experiences starvation, exhaustion, and bitter cold. In the city, he would never experience something like this. Buck has to find a way to survive and he does by becoming the leader of a wolf pack and taking care of a litter of baby
(paragraph 22) Such nagging, determined creatures may represent the insistent urging and determined prodding of death. This representation is introduced to us in a number of ways. One of these ways is through Koskoosh’s memory of the bull moose in his final moments. Koskoosh, after having a cold wolf muzzle thrust against his cheek, feels a cold chill and receives a flashback to his childhood where he witnessed the struggle and death of an old moose. (paragraph 22) By remembering the bull moose and how it too was battling wolves at its final hour, we see that Koskoosh relates such an event to his own situation.
Why? To make himself sure that Numitor´s daughter cant have children. But, in one of the meetings of the priestess and the god Mars she got pregnant and had twins. But the kids were taken to the Tiber river. Then, a she-wolf rescued them, and it appeared a shepherd who found the wolf with the children.
The next stimulus we used was a piece of music from the CD Sacred Spirit. Our class split into two groups: the Sioux people in the village and the American Soldiers in their barracks. The Sioux people were happy and joyful as the previous evening they had been celebrating killing the buffalo, whilst the soldiers were preparing to massacre them. Each of us had our own personality, for example I was a reluctant devout Christian soldier, Sam was eager to kill the Sioux, James was the Sioux chief and Molly B was a Sioux who was washing clothes. We devised this piece with the help of Mrs Allsopp.