Avatar: Anti-Villain

Many failed attempts and a highly disappointed mother later, Jing Mei realizes that the only thing that she wanted was to be her own person. She soon finds out that to do this she must rebel against her mother. Jing Mei gets so caught up in rebelling that she loses sight of what was originally the most important thing to her. This leads her on a deconstructive path of not giving full effort. Jing Mei thought that her mother was the only thing keeping her from reaching her full potential, while it was really her the entire

her view contrasted Jing-mei’s American culture. “I was so determined not to try… I promised

Moussa D Ragan mythology November 20, 2015 rough draft heroes and villains archetype Heroes and villains archetype are the most important archetypes in the world and in mythologywithout them the myths and legends would be boring and kinda not have any morals in them.these two archetypes are makes most of the myths relatable to the time period we live in now. These archetypes changed history of myths. There are of ways that a hero and villain archetype can appear. One way that heroes usually appear as the warrior that fights for his or her town or city and everybody praises them and everybody looks up to them. One way villains mostly appear is as evil, greedy and bitter person that has nothing to lose and usually tries to bring to the end

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Analyzing late adulthood and the death of an individual as a culmination of the life span development process one must understand late adulthood consists of. This paper will give a brief overview of ageism and stereotypes associate with late adulthood. This will explain how health and wellness techniques in the late adulthood stages can mitigate the negative effects of aging. As people age the social views and experiences changes in relationships and interactions with individuals, as he or she nears end of life. When closely approaching the end of life, a person has cultural and personal attitudes about death and dignity in late adulthood.

Although, she is still a conformist, she wants to do it her own way making her both. Jing-Mei’s mother is a conformist who just wants her daughter to be a prodigy so she can have a name for herself. Amy Tan gives her mother a dialogue that manifestly shows that she is trying to gloat about her daughter “If we ask Jing-Mei to wash dishes she hear nothing but music.” (104). Jing-Mei realizes she is being used and didn't like what she was force upon doing.

While Jing-mei’s mother had that view on success, Jing-mei believed that if she did her best, even if she was not perfect, she was being successful. Jing-mei expressed her view when she said, “she’s pretty good. Maybe she’s not the best, but she’s trying hard.” This difference in views contributed to the main conflict between Jing-mei and her mother due to it being a different view on what it takes to be

She was kind, talented, and successful with a rich danna who she probably loved. She was surpassed by Sayuri, her apprentice, as she became more successful than her even though she did question geisha beliefs often. Mameha and Sayuri, later on in the movie, were great examples of geisha when they were forced to face the war closer to home. Many geisha had to sell their luxurious belongings, replace their fine kimonos with slacks, and work in factories to survive. They were both lucky to have been able to survive and experience some sort of resemblance to geisha life once

What makes a “top-notch” villain name? The arch nemesis of Harry Potter, Voldemort, and the betrayer of King Arthur, Mordred, would say it is the sinister sounding “mor” in their names. The big question is what makes “mor” give off a malevolent vibe. It is found that the use of “mor” in a villain name is usually because of the root meaning, the way it sounds, or even just the author’s pure spontaneous name-making.

“It’s not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.” Said by Bruce Wayne, explains how he feels about what he does as Batman. His actions as Batman prove him as an anti-hero. Christopher Nolan portrays Batman as an antihero through isolation of the character, and a dim setting of the movie.

In the world that we are living in, there are many injustices happening everyday. Although every country have a legal system, some criminals still have not been arrested or received a proper punishment. Many people believe in a savior who will come someday to bring justice for them, and punish criminals and sinners. They make stories and movies about superheroes who come to help weak people to fight against the evil. People usually have a conception that a protagonist of a story should be a good person; however, there are many stories with an anti-hero protagonist who does both good and bad things. Base on people’s point of view, that kind of protagonist can be either good or evil. My most favorite book that has an anti-hero protagonist is

In addition, the virtue theory is said to be properly concrete, as it grounds morality in facts about human nature in comparison to other theories which ground morality in subjective principles or in abstract principles of reasoning. In relation to human psychology, the theory is said to be more accurate as it concentrates on less conscious aspects of motivation such as habits or short-term goals. Whereas, theories such as the deontology and utilitarianism place emphasis on decision making in relation to principles or rules. As such, it is often argued that the virtue theory offers a more united and comprehensive conception of moral life, which goes far beyond ones likes and dislikes, needs and wants and, in general, what type of person

Imagine a promotion someone worked all their life to get was ripped away at the last second by someone else. The promotion was something they had put all of their effort towards getting, and they rightfully deserved it. This is how the character, Iago, in William Shakespeare's play Othello felt. Instead of quietly cursing the person who gave away his position, Iago acted against the main character, Othello, in order to satisfy his thirst for revenge. Through Iago’s quest for revenge, he manipulates the other characters, acts on his psychopathic anger, and impersonates being a friend to all of the characters. This reveals his complexity as a villain and enables him to justify his actions and get what he wants.

Various studies have been conducted through centuries on the numerous types of emotional and behavioral disorders. From today 's research of the disorders, mankind as a whole has a better understanding and can adapt to situations when under pressure of the existence of a disorder. Emotional and behavioral disorders impact today’s system of learning. Jean Cheng Gorman suggests from her research that having a deeper understanding of the emotional and behavioral disorders is the best way of maintaining the control of productive educational learning. To understand how both emotional and behavioral disorders affect the relationship between teachers and their students’ education, all diagnosed cases should be examined thoroughly. This paper explains several types of disorders that may occur and the studies of credited authors that proposed their thoughts on how to adapt and conquer different disorders to allow an environment fulfilled with learning.

Gauri’s obnoxious characteristics that she obtained in America radically contradicts the calm and peaceful traits she’s