For example, when there is a bunch of guys robbing the bank at the beginning of the movie. They just start killing each other off as soon as they do their job, but in the end the Joker takes it all. Other people may think that the Joker is an all around bad guy, but he has to be really smart to be able to plan everything out and have everything follow his plan without letting people know what the exact plan is. If you really think about it the Joker has to either have a mental disorder of some
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In time and need batman is there to save the day. A character that I am similar to is batman. First, batman and I have plenty of things in common and we are alike. Second, I would say that we are both nice and kind to people like candy in a candy store. Last, batman is a hero and I been a hero to some people for helping them with something simple. As can be seen, A character that I am similar to is batman because we have several things in common. First of all, me and batman have so many thing
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Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Robert Louis Stevenson uses people’s indescribable faces as a way to describe them. Stevenson's characters throughout the novella describe others as indescribable because they are so ugly, evil and mysterious they are almost shrouded in a cloud of evil or grotesqueness. During the first scene in the book
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Many people say they have a dark side to them. What if that dark side came out as a physical trait or a another person inside of you. Well in the book The Strange Case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde they show that there is not always and wonderful side to a new scientific discovery. The novel suggests that limitations to science and self limitation should have a boundy. Some science is not to be discovered. In the book they show the arrogant mind of Dr.Jekyll and the mysterious life and personality of
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It’s not going to stop. Actually in a very, very clear obvious way at the end of season three.” We will be seeing him face harsher challenges, beaten emotionally and physically. This applies to the villains. We see how people turn out when their spirits are broken, some of these villains could have easily been the “good guys” if they made the right choices. Thus far
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In Robert Louis Stevenson’s novella, the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the narrator, Mr. Utterson, struggles to identify a strange relationship between his good friend, Dr. Jekyll, and the evil Mr. Hyde. At the end of the novella, it is revealed to the reader that Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde were the same person all along; Dr. Jekyll had created a solution that disfigured his appearance when he took it, which became Mr. Hyde and allowed him freedom from any moral consequences that he would
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The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a novel made by Robert Louis Stevenson, which invokes a sense of urban terror and the problems that threaten a city in London. Terror is represented by Mr. Hyde, whom is the alter personality of Dr. Jekyll. Dr Jekyll is a respected doctor; Dr. Jekyll is well known, charitable and kind, however, since his youth. Dr Jekyll has secretly engaged in corrupt behavior, as well as dissolute. Jekyll becomes annoyed by this dark side he has, therefore he starts
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The Origins Of Batman “ AKA Bruce Wayne” The Origins of Batman, AKA,“Bruce Wayne” shares a trilogy of many storylines and outrageious adventures. He is the child of Doctor Thomas and Martha Wayne philanthropist whom were murdered by a mugger in Gotham City. This event traumatized Bruce and influencing him to become Batman “The Dark Knight” to protect the city and those whom cannot protect themselves. Batman having a secret identity that is only known by very few people in order keep his
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John Steinbeck’s East of Eden examines the lives and tribulations of several interconnected individuals over the course of decades, while concurrently examining several conflicting ideologies that have plagued mankind, such as free will versus determinism and good versus evil. East of Eden concludes with possibly the most important word in the entire book: timshel. Despite the copious amount of pages that were devoted to debate of the true meaning of timshel, the word still possesses a rather ambiguous
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as he threatening her life but also tricked Batman into saving the wrong person and letting her die. The conflict is resolved when thhe Joker was finally taken into custody for good. Batman other nemesis is a group, the people of Gothem. Batman faces conflict with a group, the people of Gothem. The joker is threatening to kill people of Gothem if Batman doesn't reveal himself, so the people wants Batman to sacrifice himself to save everyone else. Obviously Batman cannot do that for various reasons
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