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Imagine you 're left with a decision. Which flavour ice cream should you eat? Chocolate, your chocolate-half says. Because it melts in your mouth. But then your vanilla-half retaliates with No, vanilla. It 's a lot sweeter than chocolate. Besides, you haven 't had vanilla in a while. Have you ever faced a choice like this? Hard to decide, and when you do decide there 's always the thought of what would 've happened if you 'd have chosen the other choice? Books with character versus self face these

emotion is a sign of weakness, but he feels guilt over the things he has done to others. Artemis has a strange effect on others. He is heartless and cruel in their eyes, yet they admire him and respect him for his genius. The fairy, Foaly, respects him the most. Foaly is the genius inventor for the People. This

Holly scowled. The peremptory eye of the Internal Affairs investigation unit had begun to obstruct her duties as an LEP officer. Her orders were simple enough: a simple reconnaissance outside of some underground perps’ supposed hideout. Of course, Holly’s new partner, Captain Chanterelles, was anything but obsequious, heeding to every order dished out by the Commander at IA. It didn’t help that the Commander was bitter because of Holly’s success as the first female officer in LEP Recon. It wasn’t

this is important because it is close to the fairy city of Atlantis, which has a top security prison in it. In the book, Artemis Fowl has a mental disorder known as The Atlantis Complex. Because of this, he asks his fairy friends Captain Holly Short, Foaly, and Commander Vinyáya, to come to Iceland to help him save the glaciers. While there, they get attacked by Foaly’s Mars probes, which they discover were programmed by Turnball Root, a prisoner at the Deeps Maximum Security Prison in Atlantis, to help

who have been hiding underground for centuries. An enemy named Opal Koboi who Artemis thought was defeated attempts a daring escape from jail.This is why I believe Artemis is a hero. To stop this Artemis Fowl teams up with his friends holy, Butler, Foaly, Mulch, and Juliet. Artemis Fowl II (fore mentioned as just Artemis Fowl) is the main character in the book He is a boy genius and head a criminal empire. He is five feet five inches, he has black hair, is very pale, and he almost always wears a suit

interesting are these. Holly Short, she is the protagonist in this story and she is the leader of the LEP soldiers. Artemis Fowl the II is the anti hero of the story like Deadpool. He is also very rich and very intelligent, however he is only 12 years old. Foaly, he is the technological person for the LEP, and he hacks everything for when they are in the missions. Mulch Diggums is a criminal and he has been arrested a lot of times and now he is working with the LEP to steal from the mud people. Butler, he

at by Foaly.Artemis wants the gold in thirty minutes or he won't let Holly go and he'll leave her to die when he escapes the time field root agrees with him knowing this is part of the plan anyway. Artemis sits back to wait to watch everyone die. Foaly radios Holly the plan and she finds out that Artemis in tends to sit through the bio bomb. Even though they kidnapped her she quickly thinks about Juliet’s life gets angry that Artemis 1hasn't told the Butlers what risk he's about to take. Butler shows

Kwabena’s Paper on Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code Author: Eoin Colfer The main characters in this book are Artemis Fowl, Butler (Domovoi), Holly Short, Jon Spiro, Foaly, Mulch Diggums, Fowl Senior, and Julius Root. In the beginning Artemis’ Senior is in the Helskinski University Hospital resulting in his rescue from the Arctic Incident. Artemis makes a small sized computer he calls the C Cube which is made up of stolen LEP technology. He meets up with a man from Chicago named Jon Spiro who

Introduction The cause of nearly all of humanity’s conflicts and wrongdoings, from wars over land, to massacres, to robberies can be traced back to one human vice: greed. This inherent hunger for property, power, or wealth, can completely take over a person’s life and lead to conflict and misery. However, unlike physical hunger, which can be easily satisfied, greed is often intensified, not mitigated by the attainment of what one desires. This self-perpetuating nature of greed indicates that the