Dark side

ChattingWing ‘To Jobs That Pay The Rent’ When it comes to earning a living, its hard and for so many times, your attempts tend to say ‘In your face’ to you. One thing I’ve learnt is not to be let down by disappointments. So in my search of jobs, I landed on one which I had never heard about before. It was a job to monitor chats on a social media site. Well its top of the notch boring jobs in the time magazine. Just kidding. But I was barely excited by the idea of working here. I was to monitor these

quickly silences them by killing Piggy and injuring Ralph. This is the final step towards the yawning abyss that is human nature. The savages have finally, intentionally, killed a person. They’ve completely and utterly surrendered themselves to the dark side of human nature, and let go of the light. “Piggy fell forty feet…His head came open and stuff came out and turned red” (181). After the death of Piggy, Ralph has to run and hide from the

space. On the outside it would seem that he was overwhelmed by the jagged layout with miles of uncharted territory, but contrary to his outward expression of shock and nerves Pluto was mentally cultivating and creating an empire so enormous and so dark that not even the Gods could reign down upon his rightful power. As time went by, Pluto had servants indebted to him that began to build a castle scraping the top of the 40 story high ceiling of the cavern. Charcoal colored towers stood high above

The Dark Side by Jane Mayer was an empowering novel which vividly depicted America’s response to terror and war after a fateful September day. It gained its name from an influential man who was dedicated to protecting the United States: Dick Cheney. He was very thorough and worked hand in hand with David Addington to make sure every document that reached former President Bush was legitimate. He thought that the occurrence of 9/11 pushed America so far that it was forced to succumb to the ‘Dark’ side

The cinder block walls were gray with years of dust and grime. The sun shined on me through a small barred window that was about the size of my head. When designing the rooms, the designers did not make it any bigger in fear of prisoners escaping. The room was about the size of my closet; a tight space with just enough room for me to straighten my arms. I was still wearing my white t-shirt and jeans. Actually, the shirt was no longer white because I’ve been trapped in this cell for over a week awaiting

The Dark Side of Enthusiasm Most often, enthusiasm is word of positive connotations, describing one’s passion for something. The Oxford English Dictionary defined it as “intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval”. However, in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, we begin to doubt this positivity of enthusiasm, and question the daunting natures of extreme enthusiasm. As we track the word enthusiasm and its derivatives, there appear to be a trend in which the meanings develop; enthusiasm no longer

The Dark Side of One View, One Story, and One Picture Human identity has a variable influential effect on many things in our daily life, such as work, status, marriage relations, and even our success in the life. Scientifically speaking, Lamarck's First Law was based on the idea of identity by one way or another, “In every animal which has not passed the limit of its development, a more frequent and continuous use of any organ gradually strengthens, develops and enlarges that

Selam Hagos Hagos 1 Professor Daniel Horan English 1A 25 October, 2015 The dark side of Mexico El Narco, a nonfiction book, describes the drug war in Mexico that has continued and intensified in the past couple of decades. Criminal activities of drug traffickers have resulted in instability of Mexican citizens. Some casualties

there families have gone through. Some authors depict war as this honorable and critical part of a man’s life and others show the true nature of war and how it changes someone in a terrible, dark way. Rebecca West depicts war differently than Erich Maria Remarque and Wilfred Owen. Remarque writes about the dark side of war and how it has a psychological affect on a human and how you in some ways are not “curable”. West develops a character that toward the end of the novel seems cured and go back into

there is nothing anyone can do to change that fact. Dark net markets aren’t the only thing hiding in the deep web either, there are entire communities that house themselves within it. Something I find myself pondering quite a bit about these days is that a lot of the technology that has become so embedded in our lives seems so science fiction-like, but are we ready for it? Something that we have in our culture that not many people know about is the “dark net” or “deep web.” Like a cyberpunk novel, it’s