Marios Kitrou
Written response
I agree that if someone is very egotistic we will have a tragic fall because he will not think of the concequences of his actions and without knowing it he will destroy himself. We have seen this in books of history and in movies. Xerxes was the Greatest Persian leader. he was able to govern by war many lands to a point to were he thought that he was unbeatable and that he was a match for god himself. He lost his mind and in one battle against the Greek army he filled the sea with ships to show that he was God but the greeks managed to win the fight with minimal loses and because he egoistic people dont care about people other than themselves and this behaviour leads to toher people also not caring about that person and he becomes isolated by himself and he will slowly fade away.
i agree that rejection and mistreatment can manifest in a person becoming rage filled because if a person becomes so convinced that he or she is worthless that idea will manifest its self as evil deeds and the person will harm whoever he or she believes that rejected them or mistreated them animals on the other hand if a person harms them they will believe that all people are bad just like that one person and they will attack many people. Also many serial killers have been proven that their parents were abusing them when they were young making them feel useless and make them develop a hatred for the world around them and this leeds to murdering other people without thinking what they are about to do. And people act unto others as others have acted upon them as kids because they think that that is the correct way to go. It is usually parents fault when kids become rage filled because parents are the ones that critisize children more than anyone.
Κυριακή 6 Φεβρουαρίου 2011
Δευτέρα 31 Ιανουαρίου 2011
A Scanner Darkly Book Review
A Scanner Darkly
Book review by Marios Kitrou
This book is written in the first person and is set in the future. It is based in a big U.S. city. The protagonist, Bob Arctor, is a policeman who must portray a drug addict in an attempt to find drug dealers who are dealing a mysterious drug called ‘Substance D’. The substance creates hallucinations, and in particular, makes users feel that their blood is being sucked by bugs. This includes hallucinations of the actual bugs themselves.
The story takes a sudden twist, when Bob Arctor becomes an addict himself. The book focuses on his internal struggle between his role as an officer and his role as an addict. The protagonist changes his name to Kevin and engages in typical drug addict behavior. He lives in a small apartment with four other drug addicts and his days consist of doing drugs. Like all drug addicts they become desperate and at one point try to rob a pharmacy.
This story is a science-fiction thriller. People who enjoy fiction set in a futuristic setting will like this story. Be warned, however, that this story is not for the weak minded. There are gruesome parts and graphic violence. This is not a Disney movie and the ending is not necessarily a happy one.
Book review by Marios Kitrou
This book is written in the first person and is set in the future. It is based in a big U.S. city. The protagonist, Bob Arctor, is a policeman who must portray a drug addict in an attempt to find drug dealers who are dealing a mysterious drug called ‘Substance D’. The substance creates hallucinations, and in particular, makes users feel that their blood is being sucked by bugs. This includes hallucinations of the actual bugs themselves.
The story takes a sudden twist, when Bob Arctor becomes an addict himself. The book focuses on his internal struggle between his role as an officer and his role as an addict. The protagonist changes his name to Kevin and engages in typical drug addict behavior. He lives in a small apartment with four other drug addicts and his days consist of doing drugs. Like all drug addicts they become desperate and at one point try to rob a pharmacy.
This story is a science-fiction thriller. People who enjoy fiction set in a futuristic setting will like this story. Be warned, however, that this story is not for the weak minded. There are gruesome parts and graphic violence. This is not a Disney movie and the ending is not necessarily a happy one.
Τρίτη 18 Ιανουαρίου 2011
Damn kids, am tired of them coming to my house all the time screaming outside nad not letting me get some rest they think that i dont see them but i do, looking through my windows and making fun of me and my brother. well this is the final straw i will get my shotgun and go outside aand teach them some respect
Πέμπτη 9 Δεκεμβρίου 2010
Τετάρτη 15 Σεπτεμβρίου 2010
work of art(guess)
Sasha is a boy 16 years old that had a lot of emotional issues when his parents got a divorce. one day he had a fight with his mother and killed her using the candelabra as a weapon. He was later sent to a doctor in Moscow to help him with his trauma.After the therapy was over the boy was great full to the doctor and his partner Sashkin for there help. It is very ironic that the next day his father Uhov died in a car accident and theboy was sent to Guadi to live with a foster family
Δευτέρα 19 Απριλίου 2010
Of Mice and Men responce
OF MICE AND MEN
Feeling responsible for someone can be a burden.: Yes i believe that feeling responsible for someone can be a burden because that will make you take time from your own life spend less time with your own family trying to show the other person how to do the correct thing. But on the other hand helping people gives you satisfaction and that is why most people do help each other.
It is more acceptable for women to love their female friends that it is for men to love their male friends.: Yes i believe that it is more acceptable for women to love their female friends because women are less competative in things than men and usually men want to be better than one another also they dont share their feelings and secrets with one another. But their are some cultures that men feel the same love that women feel and might end up kissing each other. (not on the cheek)
There are times when mercy killing can be justified.: Yes i believe that mercy killing can be justified because people that get hurt in war and their injuries are beyond repair or suffer from diseases that cannot be cured sometimes they pray to die because they are in enormous ammounts of pain. Another scenario where mercy killing is justified is when the person is at a koma for a long time not just five or ten years but as back as his family can remember then it is justified because that person might never snap out of it and he is going to be tortured for the rest of his life so they pull the plug to take him out of his misery. However their are religions that believe that only god should have the power to take people to his kingdom and not other people.
By Marios Kitrou
9th Grade 17/4/2010
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