Powered by our collective imagination
A)
1. Swifts in different times the eventually fly
2. As well they eventually meet not together as they fly in different times so they woud meet in different dates of time
They compete just like any other animal does for food for survival but the most they often compete with there prey insects so they can have food for them and their familys.
Harper Lee uses the clock tower in her description of the May-comb County courthouse to symbolize and show the fact that May-comb is stuck in its past and unable to move forward towards racial and stereotypes to even slavery.
As well linking to this another quote comes in “The May comb County courthouse was faintly reminiscent of Arlington in one respect: the concrete pillars supporting its south roof were too heavy for their light burden.
I was thinking that the south roof meant the southern side of the US, and the southerners wanted to keep their old views about African Americans.
I have chosen HarryPotter the book as well as the film but not Harry himself, I have chosen Snape. Even now, months after seeing the movie, I still get choked up when I think about Snape and his doe patronus(Spell)
The real question at the heart of Harry Potter is, Can love win? And it’s answered in Snape, the second cruelest person in the world next to Voldemort, who is somehow transformed by love.
Snape, like all Anti-Heroes represents what society detests as in hate cruelty, cowardice, self-interest, and dishonesty. He is the opposite of the hero, a villain, and yet somehow he’s a villain on the good guys side. There are many anti heros in the book and film but this guy ‘Snape’ caught my eye as some people will go for Harry and others.
Ps I had to do this again as my previouse one did not save
Scrooge got visited by three ghost the ghost of Christmas past, present and future to put a stop to his cruel and hate towards Christmas and people in general, he wasn’t transformed into a good person at the start but soon came to realise that in actual fact he is a monster, the ghost a Christmas present and future made him change.
he always never ever used to give to the poor and never gave a big smile to no one other but himself but now he is giving love to those who need it brings food to homeless yes this is a big change but he was starting to change lives making them happy putting on a big smile giving spare change to anyone who needed it.
I personally think Scrooge is an anti hero as he made out as a really bad person but soon came to realisation that he shouldn’t be acting how he is, now he gives change to the poor and sick makes them feel well and mostly Hero’s go around saving people from the start and protecting them Scrooge how ever didn’t when he became good no one used the term hero or he was a hero at the end he was just a changed man that actually was helping and saving people.
This is why I think Scrooge is an anti-hero
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