Long ago, in an unknown village in Greece, there lived 2 brothers. Avarus, a poor and unskilled hermit of a leper. And Bonum, a hardworking merchant who provides shelter and food for Avarus in return for his loyalty and respect. One night, Bonum was invited to attend the Olympics held at their village. Avarus, on the other hand, was not invited to come. Typically everyone in the village is invited, but no one in the village accepted Avarus because of his leprosy. Avarus was tired of being treated like this; he was a villager like everyone else. Avarus was so mad and upset that no one likes him. He wanted everyone to like him; he wanted to do something about it. So, he left. He wanted to know what to do. He walked around for a long time when finally he overheard two strangers’ …show more content…
This must be the place, he thought while looking inside. Sure enough there was a large beast, laying on a pile of jewels. This is the place, thought Averous while stepping inside. The monster was awake but paid no mind to Avarus. Averous caught the monsters attention and explained what he wanted. Gund told him to come back with some food and a meaningful object and then he will give him some money. Averous began his long journey home. When he did reach home he decided to sleep for the night and to head out tomorrow morning to go back to the beast and claim his reward. The next day Avarus awoke before his brother, he grabbed a sack and stuffed an old poorly made doll into it. It was made by his mother and was an important role in his childhood. He knew he couldn’t go hunting, he didn’t have the equipment. He looked around, finally his eyes focused on 2 rats in the corner of the room. “They will do.” He whispered to himself as he got up to grab the very large rats. He shove them into his bag and set out for the monsters cave, where his fortune awaits. When he arrived the monster was again laying on his mountain of
What are viruses? An infective agent that typically consists of a DNA acid molecule in a protein coat, is too small to be seen by a microscope, and is able to multiply only within the living cells of a host; viruses are smaller than any infectious bacterial particles. Viruses rely on the host cells they infect to reproduce. While outside of host cells, viruses are protein coats or capsids, sometimes inside a layer of film.
Dictionary.com defines a filo virus as “any of several filamentous single stranded RNA viruses.” The Hot Zone is a terrifying true story, by Richard Preston, about the historical stories of Ebola and other viruses such as Marburg and Simian Fever. Richard Preston teaches the reader that nature is unpredictable and that you should always be ready for something new. Dan Dalgard, Gene Johnson, and Nancy Jaax; these are just some of the extraordinary people who have made new breakthroughs in the medical field. Gene Johnson was one of the first discoverers of Ebola and has become an expert on the filo virus.
In the Hot Zone, Richard Preston demonstrates how devastating Ebola and other filoviruses can be to large populations. In the book, Preston describes true events during an outbreak of Ebola virus at a Monkey facility in Reston, Virginia in 1980. He also gives background from other viral outbreaks in Africa in the 1970’s and 1980’s.
He thought about how correct the man had been. They again started their way toward the city. Because of the time that they walked, they became weary. The journey back had to
He decides to go back to the tent and make of a list of what he remembers last. He enters his tent and he starts
In the village, Salva was in school when his teacher and class heard gun shots. Out of panic Salva’s teacher took action and directed the students in the bush away from all the danger. Once they made it out of the bush, Salva joined a group from his old village, and they began walking. After the first night, Salva had been abandoned and was split up from the group.
Summary and Reflection on The Panic Virus Amid the ongoing dispute that links vaccines with autism, Seth Mnookin has published The Panic Virus in 2011. Due to what must be the success of the book, the author has re-published the book with an afterword in 2012. The book’s purpose is to provide perception of the truth using scientific facts and evidence. The author’s curiosity and interest in the issue grew after the realization of the suspicion of his friends toward the medical establishment and instead rely on journalism and media.
The Black Death was a pandemic that affected a large part of the world in the 1346–1353 that was spread by the fleas on rats and i 'll be answering various of questions about the Black Death. How did the Black Death affect a large part of the world, well it spread by the fleas on the black rats it got to the people is by bacteria the of the fleas infecting the black rats and it got to people and made them really sick. It made people sick by killing the tissue and turning the dead tissue under the skin black with the persons who had the Black Death died within the couple days after they got the black death. How could have the Black Death could 've been prevented, well it could have been prevented by washing your hands like having good
In Homer’s “The Odyssey” the traces and nuances of this pursuit can be found in the very structure and hierarchy of Ancient Greece. Through his storytelling, Homer paints a vivid picture of adventure and wonder, but even while Homer tries to deliver an
The trials of Ancient Greece and its Panhellenic ideals are cast in marble, as they’ve survived through antiquity into modern times, from the their revolution for independence against the Ottoman empire, to their modern entertainment which still contains Homeric
It went down hard, then got up again, and Rat took careful aim and shot off an ear. He shot it in the hindquarters and in the little hump in its back. He shot it twice in the flanks. it wasn’t to kill; it was to hurt. He put the rifle muzzle against the mouth, and shot the mouth away.
In this case, we learn that Ancient Greeks used the idea of fate in order to explain the occurrences of their everyday lives. This idea of decisions and fate contributes to the higher meaning of the text by highlighting the contrasting decisions made by two main characters, and also by giving the audience a valuable lesson in
For a moment he seemed bewildered. And then he whispered in fright, "I done a bad thing. I done another bad
Until the summoner describes how dire the situation actually is, so he answers the call. The summoner tells him to go on his journey he must not take and weapons or receive any help. The only thing he is allowed to take with him is a talisman in the form of a necklace called The Auryn and his horse named Atrax that serves as his companion, until his untimely death in the Swamp of Sadness. After this, Atreyu sets off to find Morla The Ancient one, an old grumpy turtle that acts as a guardian to try and stop Atreyu from completing his journey. But because Atreyu is a determined warrior, he pushes through but the sadness of the swamp over takes him and it seems as if all is lost until Falkor the flying luck dragon comes to his rescue by scooping him for the depths of the
And something within the rat tells him that this giraffe is actually his ticket to not only find food, but to also get revenge on the elephant. Slowly but surely he begins approaching the large animal. As he get closer and closer the fear begins getting to him, you see, this rat was very afraid of giraffes. When he was little he would hear the stories of young rats being crushed by the towering creature. Even with those stories still hunting him to this day, the rat knew that this was a once in a life opportunity.