The Good And Bad Characteristics Of Machiavelli As A Prince

Walter Palmer should be fined for killing Cecil because he has hidden proof of him killing Cecil for a month, he could have impact on other lions, and intentionally he shouldn’t have killed a lion for no reason. In Cecil the lion written by Matthew Drake Walter Palmer has putted his career in danger, due to killing a lion for no obvious reason. Walter is now having the law all over him for something that he should have not done. He should have to face in consequences of prison due to his actions. He has failed to obey the Lacey Act.

In source one a Representative named Bruce Goodwin stated that drug dealers and other criminals have these pets because of their locking jaw. Mr. Goodwin was wrong, these dogs don’t have a locking jaw. As you can see these animals don’t have a locking jaw and can make a great pet. Adjoining the last paragraph, Pit Bulls are one misunderstood breed. Actually Pit Bulls are not a breed according to Investagation.prta.org.

According to “Do You Really Want a Baby Tiger?”, “Most people who own exotic pets find them irresistible-and manageable-when they are small (Lewis).” However, soon enough an adorable cub becomes a powerful adult. Wild animals are wild, even in captivity and are strong enough to be dangerous even without meaning to cause harm. In conclusion, despite best efforts to educate the community and pass legislation banning ownership of exotic pets, people do continue to buy and care for them. Owning an exotic pet is expensive, time consuming, and a huge responsibility. People shouldn’t be allowed to own an exotic pet but if they are thinking about owning one, they need to take a great deal of careful consideration for themselves, their surroundings, and the animal

In The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell, Rainsford says, “The world is made up of two classes-the hunters and the huntees.” This quote shows than Rainsford believes that human life is clearly more valuable than animal life. This is also shown when he says, “Hunting? Great guns, General Zaroff, what you speak of is murder.” He says this in response to finding out that Zaroff hunts humans. Though he has no qualms about killing animals for personal pleasure, Rainsford clearly puts a high value on human life. Zaroff, on the other hand, does not value human life as highly as Rainsford.

The question of whether or not Odysseus, the main character in Homer’s The Odyssey, is a good leader is very difficult to answer; however, it seems as though the bad things he did trumped the good things he did, resulting in him being classified as a weak leader. Countless times in this epic, Odysseus is very arrogant and cocky, which puts his men’s lives in danger more times than not. For example, when they entered the cave of Polyphemus the cyclops, the majority of his men wanted to leave so they wouldn’t get eaten. Odysseus, however, decides to test Polyphemus’ hospitality, ultimately resulting in 6 deaths. He made his decision knowing the danger he was putting his men in, which isn’t something a strong leader would do.

I want you to overcome 'em with yeses, undermine 'em with grins, agree 'em to death and destruction, let 'em swoller you till they vomit or bust wide open" (Ellison 180). Here the grandfather is saying that the white men are the lion tamer, telling them what to do, and they should do what they are told even if it means putting themselves in a dangerous situation. For them it is easier than disobeying and not knowing the consequences. He tells him to put up a performance until they can no longer take it. The boys are not the only ones who are treated like clowns or animals.

But I could show my prowess -- Be a lion not a mou-ess.” Others had expectations for him to be a brave and serious King of the Forest. So in order to live up to these expectations, he tried creating a fake persona, which led him to be looked as a bully. Constantly intimidating visitors of the forest by saying “Put 'em up! Put 'em.......up!” For someone without any courage, it is surprising that he could have pulled this off. The main objective of a bully is to pick on someone smaller and weaker than them.

In this short fable, the animal kingdom is plagued by the Gods for their sins – at least, according to the lion who rules over his kingdom. The lion uses the power that he holds over his animal subjects in order to manipulate them into incriminating themselves, and ultimately spare him from potentially sacrificing himself for the good of his people. In this situation, the common belief that animals who possess human characteristics are esteemed individuals is challenged with the notion that human characteristics translates into power, which corrupts whatever it touches. This hybridity is different to that found in “The Dogs’ Colloquy”, as in that narrative animals possessing human characteristics is demonstrated in a positive light. In “The Animals Ill with the Plague,” animals possessing human characteristics are held in contempt – and yet, the same state of human-animal hybridity can be seen.

The Dantescan lion seems alive, real, as if you could see it. We cannot say the same about the lion in the mosaic, as the second fair was ruined by man. In fact, we can only identify the hind limb, tail and thigh, which seem like remains of a lion. The third and last fair, the she-wolf, is eager and ferocious. Again, the she-wolf in the mosaic cannot be recognized as it is ruined, but, similarly to the lion, the hind limb is visible, which helped scholars identify it as that of a she-wolf.

The main difference between Hamlet and Simba is that Simba is a Lion, and Hamlet is a man, but are in the same situation which is dealing with and avenging their father’s deaths. Hamlet take the crazier route and comes up with a plan of revenge but Simba runs from the problem although he eventually comes face to face with his problem. Nala is just like Ophelia, she is a young female