The movie Transformers is about Autobots trying to stop Decepticons. Autobots and Decepticons are forms of Transformers that have been fighting for years. Scenes from the movie are spectacular. Certain scenes from the movie are very great such as when Optimus fights the T-Rex, when Cade Yeager finds Optimus Prime and gets his house raided by Special Agent Savoy, and when the Autobots ended the battle with the Decepticons. Autobots are normally the good transformers and Decepticons are usually the bad guys.
From the time Cade Yeager finds Optimus Prime, Cade knew Optimus was a transformer. At the time the U.S government had award money for anyone who spotted or found a transformer. The government was giving award because the Transformers had previously started a war on U.S soil and the government now wanted them gone. So Cade insisted to his friend Lucas to not tell anyone about Optimus being hidden in his warehouse. So the next couple days past and Optimus and Cade grew to kind of know each other. As Cade’s daughter was just getting home, a swarm of police vehicles and helicopters emerged on to Cade Yeager’s property. The man in charge (SA Savoy) wanted to know where Optimus was and Cade was insisting that Optimus was not here. SA Savoy was destined to figure out the truth. To get the truth, he resulted to drastic
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The Autobots did not really start winning until Optimus Prime got there with the T-Rex dinosaur and its huge transformers friends. Seeing Optimus gave Autobots hope and then they started to fight back stronger. Cade Yeager had found himself a human size transformer gun and decided to help the Autobots try to win the war. The Autobots did eventually win the war. As Optimus and the others celebrated, they all acknowledged that there was another battle ahead. They acknowledged this because a Decepticon by the name of Megatron got
There are many different factors attributed to Germany’s early success during the Second World War. While some factors were more significant to the German’s success, there is no debating that all of them contributed to the German’s attacking and conquering of Europe. It took quite a while for the Germans to begin to have trouble winning battles. The early success of Germany from 1939 to 1941 was due to Western Europe being afraid to have another World War, America’s lack of initial intervention, the Blitzkrieg, and Adolf Hitler’s intelligent militaristic strategy.
Many of the states of Italy that Rome had conquered a century before now joined Hannibal. This was a threat to Rome, so the Roman general Publius Cornelius Scipio took a Roman army to north Africa and then Hannibal went back to defend Carthage. In the battle at Zama, near Carthage, in 202 BC the Romans finally defeated Hannibal.
Scout’s conversation attempt makes the men go away. Because she does this, Mr. Walter Cunningham is reminded of his own child and wonders what will happen if they kill Atticus. They then go away.
A lawless, mysterious region is the perfect backdrop to allow for Connell’s characters in his story to further explore reason and instinct within themselves.
<br>During the early stages of the war, most of Germany's victories were because of the success of blitzkrieg, or lightening war. Blitzkrieg
Danny catches a glimpse of someone familiar, he thinks it is the scout, and it was, but the guy isn’t really a scout. In truth he was a friend of his father, he promised to look after Danny as long as he was gone. Danny confronts him, and everything spills. “Danny looks up at the guy, says: ‘He never went to Mexico.’ The scout looks at Danny. He sighs, shakes his head. ‘He’s still in prison.’ Danny stares back at the scout for a while, trying to think. But no thoughts come” (de la pena ch.27). This is an eye-opening moment for Danny. Everything he believes turns out to be a lie. All this time he thinks his father is in Mexico but really he has been in prison this whole time. This is one of the biggest shocks of Danny’s life, Danny can not believe everyone has been lying to him this whole time. He cannot even process what he hears he is in such
Despite being outnumbered by the Union, General Robert E. Lee and the Confederates managed to come out on top of every battle. This definitely boosted the confidence that the Confederate soldiers had; they felt unbeatable. The Confederacy won the First and Second Battles at Bull Run, and the battles at Shiloh and Chancellorsville.
Bitter from being placed in a private military school, Wes tried to leave a couple of times. Seeing this Sargent Austin tried to reason with him, have no impact on Wes’s made up mind Austin decided to give Wes a map to a subway station that will lead Wes home. Wes thanked Austin and packed up and left the next night. Eventually realizing the map was a fake Wes met up with his Sergeant and a couple other high-ranking officers Wes was escorted back to campus. After speaking to Colonel Batt Wes was still unwilling to make an effort in class. Wes was then given one phone call home. Wes called his mother begging her to take him out of private school, promising he’ll do better in public school. Wes was cut off by his mom. She assured him that he was not leaving Valley Forge until he had at least given it a chance. She told him how proud she and his father was of him and how others have sacrificed for him to be there. Wes did not understand at first, but trusted his mom and decided to continue Valley Forge. It was at this changing moment that Wes chose to stay on the Garden
“Look smartass, I don’t make stupid decisions anymore, so maybe you should stop before someone else kills you out on the field.” Atticus smiled sarcastically at the boy. He nodded his head vigorously before grabbing his bag and running out of the locker room. Atticus let out a frustrated sigh, not because of the boy. Just the fact that people are starting to realize what Atticus did a year ago when he was twenty. He ran his fingers through his greasy hair. “You aren’t the boy anymore Atticus. You will not make stupid choices and you’ll protect everyone you can. It was just an accident, remember. You swear it wasn’t meant for her, that wasn’t Cassie’s fate. It was just an accident.” Atticus repeated that in his head constantly when someone would bring her up. He grabbed his supplies and headed towards the showers to have his thoughts and dirt washed
Victor has to go to Phoenix to get Arnolds ashes. Thomas offers money to help him get there, but there is one catch, Thomas has to go with him. Victor automatically says no, but after a little while he accepts the offer, having a little change of heart. From here on, Victor's personality changes slowly but surely. As they are on their way to get his father’s ashes, two 'cowboys' sit in their seats, but they won’t let them have their seats back, because the boys are Native Americans. This only makes Victor mad, and Thomas confused. When they get to Phoenix, they meet Suzy Song, who is the woman who lived next to Arnold. She tells Victor about how much Arnold talked about him, and how much he wished he could see him. She also told him about how the fire on July 4th was accidently caused by Arnold, because he was drinking. All these years Victor thought his father didn’t want him anymore, but he just didn't want to hurt his son anymore.
The factors that made the Allied victory happen include the Germans beginning to effectively organize industrial production at the very least six months too late to give them a chance at victory. By the time they got the production to be swiftly working on weapons such as fighter planes, the Allies were in firm enough control of the air space. This meant that the Allied bombing prevented the German economy from reaching it’s full potential. Another flaw in the German production meant that tanks such as Tigers and Panthers, of which dominated tactical situations on the battlefield, had logistical and maintenance nightmares. If the Germans were to overcome their problems in production then it would have stood them in much greater stead, giving them an advantage over the Allies.
Scout complimented Mr. Cunningham’s son and began to talk with him about entailments. By doing so, she forced Mr. Cunningham to realize that he could not hurt the Finches after all they have done to help him and his family. The mob dispersed because of Scout’s nonviolence allowing for the Finches to
By seeing the mob scene outside of the jail house through Scouts innocent eyes, we see how to gain understanding for others, instead of having everything be black or white. By talking to Mr. Cunningham the way she
The Cretans and their allies did not give up when they were conquered, they fought with the Cretan spirit of patriotism and did not give up. They banded together as one in resistance to the Nazi intruders through the Cretan Resistance Movement. The Cretans battle for liberation from their Nazi oppressors may not be widely known but the Cretans challenged their occupiers and fought till the very end.
They see a convoy of cars stop in front of the jail and a bunch of figures shrouded in darkness come out of their cars and confront Atticus. Realizing what is about to transpire, Scout charges into the crowd of men, but realizes that the people that surround her are