Patrick O’brian was a neat freak as a child. He washed his hands every five minutes, and he did things like wash each grape twice before he put it into his mouth. Other children loved to play in the dirt...not Patric. One day he was sanitizing his hands as he was walking to the school, and he tripped and fell into a puddle of toxic sewer water, and from then on, he was known as “The Incredible Sewer Titan!” After that horrid puddle of toxic sewer water Patric loved the dirt, and he loved getting dirty! He used to dress in neat collared shirts (that he washed himself), but now he only wore dirty rags, and if it was cold he would smear wet dirt all over his body. Also, the toxic sewer water gave him powers! He could shoot sewer water …show more content…
But how? How would he make the whole world completely clean? How is that possible? Well… he created a brainwashing device! Sure, I said he was poor, and only had a few pennies, but I never said he was dumb! He was a criminal genus!!! (Obviously, he was not genius enough to outsmart the sewer titan though.) Almost every day he would sneak up to the city, and try to plug his brain washing device into the tallest tower in new york! He wore a giant hollowed out soap bar, which had cut outs for the arms, legs, and neck. They battled almost every day, and quite frankly, the Incredible Sewer Titan was getting very bored, and he knew that he had to finish off Soap Guy once and for all. He started brainstorming with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He had a plan. The next day he waited in the tallest tower in new york, and waited by the outlet that soap man usually tried to plug the device into. The sewer titan decided to hide, and use the element of surprise. The night before he attached a ramp to the ceiling, and in the ramp he would roll a balloon full of dirty sewer water, and fly feces. When Soap Guy walked in, the door would trigger the balloon, which would roll down the track and hit soap man! The sewer
He hung out with a group that wasn’t exactly popular but didn’t go by under the radar. They were known to be funny and easy-going. That changed when he met a girl named Veronica. Veronica hung out with the “cool kids” who were cool for the wrong reason. They skipped school to do drugs and drink frequently and didn’t get passing grades.
A sick and frail kid, Louie’s delinquent behavior defined him; he stole anything from just about anyone, constantly getting into trouble for doing daring
He rose from an impoverished childhood in rural North Dakota to become fabulously wealthy. However, he did this by participating in organized crime, including distributing illegal alcohol and trading in stolen securities. He was once also in college at St. Olaf’s College, but dropped out after only two weeks because he could not bear the janitorial job with which he was paying his tuition. Though he never looks back on any of the mistakes he made in his past as he says “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. (Fitzgerald 149-153)”
He was the worst of the bullies. All of the other bullies looked up to him as their leader. He was the one who wasn’t afraid to give a kid a wedgie, noogie, swirly, or another kind of something-ie. On this particular Friday during lunch, he was pulling his most infamous “joke.” And that would be dunking an innocent victim’s head in the toilet.
He was always going against what was right in society and was constantly trying to change it. In the story, he rebels against the government when their concept of handicaps impairs him from being who he really is. In his protest, he “tore the handicap harness like wet paper.” He also was “plotting to overthrow the government” so he could get rid of the handicaps that impaired people. This shows that he was rebellious, because he was going against what everybody else thought was right to get what he wanted.
He is very foolish, chaotic and unexperienced in life. Captain of Police- Very corrupt man and easily bribed. He imprisons the two boys at the ranch and then is also bribed to kill Rawlins by the man that found Rawlins horse and claimed it as his own.
He was abandoned and left alone. He wanted to be accepted by society, but he did not know that his appearance would cause others to be horrified. This alone was injustice. It is unfair to judge someone solely because of their appearance.
Everyone looked down to him, because he would always be in the wrong place at the wrong time, so he would always get blamed for things. He was blamed for stealing the shoes, because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. (sachar 7) He also got bullied a lot at school, like everyone laughed at him when he walked down the hallways. No one could really trust him because they think he stole the shoes.
He avoids stepping on sidewalk cracks while walking through the city due to a superstition of bad luck, and eats breakfast at the same table in the same restaurant every day using disposable plastic utensils he brings with him due to his pathological fear of germs. Although he seemed to be very selfish and self-centered person who lives a life for himself but things changed in his life when
He lived a life of isolation, was always kicked out of villages, and never given a chance to live among humans. In fact, the only real way he got some social relationships was by observing the De Lacey family although not confronting them. So in reality, he had no chance to be given a good social life from the start and craved for it. Even when attempting to join the De Lacey family, he was kicked out of their house. In the story it says, “My protectors had departed, and had broken the only link that held me to the world” (251).
As time went on he realized he needed to stand up for the other men on the ward. He did not like how they were being treated by the powerful, controlling Nurse Ratched and they weren’t doing anything about it. He knew he was the only one who was strong enough to stand up to her and try to change things. He then made it his mission to take down Nurse Ratched for the sake of the whole ward. A fatal flaw that leads to the downfall of a tragic hero is specifically called hamartia.
While he has bad qualities additionally, the things he does in order to save his crew show valor, nobleness, and strength. His bravery, cunning, and hard work ethic truly make him a hero, even though he has some frowned upon qualities, such as excessive pride, immense curiosity, and a rather large
In the fourteen century, men were always the superior, head of the household, the breadwinner, but women were always inferior, they would stay at home, do the house work, cook, and never would have a job. Well, times have changed. Women are reaching an equal status to men in political, social and economic matters It’s part of the idea called Feminism. In many ways the Wife of Bath displays many characteristic of women in the 21st century. Instead of being directed by men, she views herself as an independent person.
“A blanket’s purpose,” she commenced, “is solely to grant comfort to those who need it. That could be anything really. The practicality of warmth or even emotional reassurance. If you can do that, Walter, then you have succeeded as a blanket.” Years passed and he rarely was chosen to be taken out of that wicker basket.
He has a good sense of humor and seems fun loving. The most memorable part of his tale tells about how it is well known even with his adversaries of his love of porridge. “Then he proceeded to eat all of his porridge. Using his fingers, he even scraped up and ate the last drops from the bottom of the hole, including some gravel. As he walked off to find a place to rest,