Slayer

public, giving me a lot of experience. However, that server has shut down due to a file transfer gone wrong. Even with the server down, that experience has stayed with me. What server(s) do you play on the most on Omega?: I mostly play on KitPvP, Slayer, Survival PVE and Universe. I somewhat play on Prison and Factions, and I sometimes go on Creative every now and then. What times are you available to be online, and how many hours per day can you contribute?: For this question, as it asks for times

good deed. The patients of the doctor may think they have gone to the right place, yet the doctor uses astrology, humoral physiology, and money-hungry apothecaries. If they don’t realize how impossible it is for a knight to simultaneously be both a slayer and peace-maker, people may revere the knight for his apparent gentleness. Finally, people may revere the monk or the nun, without knowing the corruption of the two

Set rules human beings give themselves in order for them to live in reasonable limits of social behavior, justice. The philosophical concept of good and bad, Morality. Justice is resolute, but unfortunately our perception of morality is different from person to person, so when one's personal conception of morality is not socially acceptable, one may end up having a conflict. In Antigone, morality and justice cross swords with each other and it leads to a devastating end. The cross hairs of morality

True valor is defined as strength of mind or spirit that enables a person to encounter danger with firmness: personal bravery. In the epic story The Iliad, Achilles and Hector exemplifies courage, strength, and loyalty for their country. Although they are from two separate cultures, one Achaeans and the other Trojan, they both accept their fate as they battle each other in war. Courage not cowardness runs through the blood of a hero. Hector, a Trojan warrior, spirit reflects a man of great courage

Vikings, their way of life, and gods, but also incorporates many Christian views which would be later implemented in the Germanic society and oppose the traditional views. How to Train Your Dragon focuses on Hiccup who wants to be a powerful dragon slayer like his father, Stoick; however, Stoick fears that his scrawny and klutzy son is not cut out to be a Viking. Stoick leaves with the other Vikings to find the dragons’ lair and end the 300 year war the community has with them and agrees to let Hiccup

pivoting motion makes it look as if the statue is going to come to life and begin to continue unleashing the stone from his sling. “Bernini’s David flexes and contracts in action, rather than repressing pent-up energy as does Michelangelo’s giant-slayer” (Sporre 291). In the Baroque era compositions were in the shape of diagonal lines just as Bernini’s David is and the diagonal line tends to suggest movement and energy. This particular style creates the ability to draw the viewer in and give a sense

Patrol, my sister was making everyone lunch, and my little brother had found a medium sized hammer, with an orange handle. My little brother swung the hammer around with great ferocity. This game he had made up all on his own, he called, “zombie slayer.” I sat up and let out a gigantic yawn as I stretched my arms and legs. My body had felt as if I had slept in a box all night and was taking my first step out. I pulled my soft pink blanket up to my chin and wrapped it around me tightly. That

Gawaine le Coeur-Hardy, from The Fifty-First Dragon by Heywood Broun, can be compared to Gawain from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. It may seem unlikely, as the former was written in 1921 and the latter in the fourteenth century. The essay by Heywood Broun was written in opposition to World War I, while also disapproving of paternalism and New England prep schools. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is an Arthurian tale that is centuries old. Nevertheless, the two have parallel ideas and The Fifty-First

In today’s society, heroes are considered to be ordinary people. They are simply everyday heroes who go beyond the call of duty by risking their lives to protect others in dire need of help. In the Anglo-Saxon period, however, heroes were described as supermen with extraordinary strength and courage. These heroes can overpower monsters and fire-breathing dragons. In the classic poem, Beowulf, the main character has the characteristics of a sixth century hero because he is a noble who follows a code

How Cultural and Society Changes, Changed Our Views of Vampires. Ever since my middle school friend introduced me to Twilight, I have been obsessed with vampires. With my obsession came a need to share my interest with other people. After my friends got sick of listening to my constant chatter about vampires, I turned to my mom to talk about my interest. When I told my mom about modern day vampires, she laughed and told me that the creatures I was talking about were not vampires. She said that vampires