Have you ever imagined a world where you walk not only amongst humans (like you) but aliens too? In the year 3000, a spaceship filled with millions of aliens called the Jallots from the planet Jupiter landed on earth in search of a safe place to live. Their planet was destroyed and they needed a new place to call their home. The President of the United States called for a meeting with the International Alien Society to establish a set of laws and regulations for the aliens to live amongst the human race. Six months later, aliens were not unknown and abnormal to the humans. Until one day, a man named Scott noticed an alien boy with blue prints of the city and new high tech weapons. Scott reported this to the head of the Human-Alien Alliance and the International Alien Society and took the alien into custody.
When they questioned the alien boy on his suspicious activity, he laughed and then a loud sound went off. Everyone looked worried and tried to find out what was going on. The alien whose name is Ralph just kept on laughing as if someone told a hilarious joke. The police went outside to see a huge spaceship with humans attached to the bottoms of the ship. The aliens were taking over and enclosing all of the humans into one big area. When all was going good, and everything seemed fine living alongside these aliens, everything went bad.
The human race all close together in this enclosure, woke to hear a weird and loud sound. It was the head of the aliens talking in their language. Subtitles were on and the people started reading. The head of the aliens, Gerald, began saying him and his race only came to Earth to take over, and he explained how they tricked the people into thinking that living alongside them would be nothing but...
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... life. For the cons, (this out way the pros) there would be war and violence, and the aliens taking over and locking up all the inhabitants on earth. The earth will go from very colorful with many natural resources to colorless and all the resources depleted of from Earth.
Overall, having an alien race living on Earth and taking over would only cause Earth to be destroyed and would not be a good idea. The landscape would be nothing but brown, food will be fought over, and the animals of the Earth would all start to fight and violence will fill the air. With the animals left alone, and food becoming scarce, the animals will eventually eat each other, and when all of the animals have been eaten the animals will come and attack for food. I do not believe that this could happen on Earth because Aliens do exist, and if they did they would not survive in our atmosphere.
Bill goes to trial for the death of Mary and they sentence him guilty. Mary’s mom cried after the verdict was announced. Ralph hears the news about Bill and he begins to break down and feels guilty, he keeps saying that he needs to see Jack. Ralph finally sees Jack and beats him up, which finally escalates till Mae to call the police. The drug raid was busted and all the people involved in the operation were arrested. Blanche tells the police what really happened, that Bill was framed by Ralph and it was all their faults. Bill got off of trail because there was new evidence that corroborated his innocence. Blanche then jumps out of the window right before she was going to either be prosecuted for accessory to murder or going to be used as a suspect against Ralph. Before she actually jumped she reminisced about how she affected and basically ruined Bill’s life since he cheated on her then got his girlfriend killed. Then Ralph is put through a mental institution because they believed he had to be crazy to act the way he did. Then the original guy at the beginning says his last few words about how marijuana could take over anyone’s
Vladek and Guido use their skills and intelligence to endure a genocide that killed over 6 million Jews and 11 million people in total. Although sadly Guido did not make it through the Holocaust, his wife Dora and Son Giosué survived, thanks to the help of Guido. Vladek survived by using his many talents in the prison camps whereas Guido survived by his cunning intelligence and positive attitude. In the Books Maus I and II by Art Spiegelman, the author uses his fathers story of survival to create a book that unleashes vivid imagery of Vladeks time in Auschwitz, in addition to how it has affected him since. In the movie Life Is Beautiful Directed by Roberto Benigni, Guido was an average Jewish man living in Italy. When his family got taken to a Natzi death camp he managed to keep his son Giosué hidden, while doing so he jeopardized his own life. Both of these works display two brave men withstanding the worst race extermination in history.
Two people could be living two very different lifestyles, yet they could be very similar in the way they act and react in the same situation. Charlotte from “The Metaphor” by Budge Wilson and the Mother character from “Borders” by Thomas King live very different lives but the way they deal with the problems they are faced with is very similar. Both protagonists have to deal with trying to be forced to be something they are not by society and their families, but Charlotte from “The Metaphor” has been challenged by her strenuous home, she must face her organized mother and orderly home; the Mother from “Borders” must stand up for what she believes in and fight for what she wants.
When they arrived they saw a weird thing on the moon. Bob thought it was an alien but John thought it was a space trooper and he also thought he was upset. So they went to help him and the nice space trooper was so excited that they came. The boys also gave him a new skateboard and they got all of the rocks out of the skateboarding area. The energetic space trooper felt better and he showed his skateboarding tricks to the boys. They were friends and John and Bob had to leave. So they said bye and they left. They went home safely and the trooper was upset because they couldn’t stay for that long and the boys were proud that they could meet a space trooper in
They come out in the field they got there were many people there to cheer on for these people going on the rocket to this planet and taken pictures and etc. Four people got on the rocket they check to make sure everything was in order, they call communicate center make sure they could take off and off they go to the planet. It would take days get there. They got into this box thing make sleep until they arrive there. Once they got there, they notice almost same is earth, They did not be to surprise them so they decide to hide in the forest. But once they set out, there was full army out there to capture them. They could not understand them. The first thing they did is put ear plugs in their earsAs they were in the car they notice a lot of people in the car, store, people walk with talking with their hands, and tv screen everywhere. Once they arrive this big building, they saw was king and queen. King call interpret because these four people did not understand these people on eyeth people. There were a lot of confusing why they were there and they want to throw them in jail but one of them was captain and try to say hey wait a minute let us tell our side first. So king says
Prince Henry of Portugal, more commonly known as Henry the Navigator, and Zheng He, a successful Chinese admiral, were both extremely accomplished men throughout the 14th and 15th centuries. During this era, many accomplished explorers ventured out into the ocean and discovered new lands, two of the most important men being Henry the Navigator and Zheng He. Although both men came from different backgrounds, their contrasting societies and structures affected the way in which they regarded economic and political expansion and also their contact with other cultures. Societies like the Chinese and Portuguese had many cultural differences such as their different religions. The Chinese practiced neo-Confucianism whereas the Portuguese were Christians which was one of the many purposes of their exploration, to spread Christianity. There were also many cultural similarities between the two societies such as their long lasting histories and their explorer’s curiosity to seek out to new lands, which resulted the two societies in having different views on economic and political expansion and contact with other cultures. Both Confucian and Christian ideologies favored those who worked over the wealthy. Thus, to a larger extent, the structures and values of a society have an extensive impact on the way people view economic and political expansion and contact with other cultures.
Throughout the world humans have invaded other lands where native people live to try to gain more land of their own. It has happened many times in history. One major occurrence of this is when the first European settlers came to live in North America. They ran into the Native Americans and eventually drove them out of their homelands. There are two movies that are also good examples of this. Even though these movies are completely different and filmed in different time periods, they have many similarities and show many concepts of how certain natives are invaded, not treated well, or even killed. These two movies are called The Searchers and Avatar.
A large part of the film has less to do with the communication with the aliens and more to do with the communication that took place between nations. Because of cultural differences and outright fear, communication between nations broke down. This film speaks volume about the modern global political climate where nationalism and anti-globalism are on the rise. It serves a gentle reminder that in many cases, humanity can be its own worst enemy. The film ends on a hopeful note, however, as it shows the potential for the good humanity can achieve when cultural differences are set aside. In the movie “Arrival,” cross-cultural communication does more than establish a baseless conflict, it goes further by illustrating contemporary dilemmas in global communication that directly impact society. It does so by showcasing relevant theories and concepts and applies them throughout the
Christopher McCandless and Adam Shepard both did some similar targets in their lives, at the end it lead them to unexpected situations. Christopher McCandless was a young man who didn't believe in society and he chose to get away from that and left everything he had, including his family. He developed important relationships with key people that helped him on his journey into the wild. Similarly Adam Shepard was a young man who left with only $25 and a sleeping bag to go prove his point that the american dream does exist and to see if he can achieve it in a couple of months. Overall comparing McCandless and Shepard, Christopher McCandless had a greater impact in people, motivated many, and was selfish in plenty of good ways.
the threat of mysterious, unknown intruders with possible intentions to harm the tribes, now causes harm to
If invasive species take over all of the other species in the area, they could gain a mentality that they are better than us humans. This could harm many people. All because one person brought that animal home as a pet and released it. Humans then at are risk from them. These invasive species have a I’m-going-to-take-over-all-animals-and-animals vibe. (HM) While they may not take over humanity, they can injure us easily. If many people are attacked and need to be hospitalized, that takes up room for people that need to be there for car accidents, gun wounds, and much more. Obviously, any invasive species can kill someone. That would be
An analysis of Mycerinus and Kha-merer-nebty II and Augustus of Primaporta, reveals that there are many similarities, but also many differences between these two pieces of sculpture. These similarities and differences are found in the subject, style, and function of both works of art.
Some people think that if they could only change one aspect of their lives, it would be perfect. They do not realize that anything that is changed could come with unintended consequences. “The Monkey’s Paw” by W.W. Jacobs and “The Third Wish” by Joan Aiken both illustrate this theme. They demonstrate this by granting the main character three wishes, but with each wish that is granted, brings undesirable consequences. The main idea of this essay is to compare and contrast “The Monkey’s Paw” and “The Third Wish.” Although the “The Monkey’s Paw” and “The Third Wish” are both fantasies and have similar themes, they have different main characters, wishes, and resolutions.
Peoples, James, and Garrick Bailey. Humanity: An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology. 9th ed. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, 2003. Print.