INTRO:The mystery has been long awaiting to surface the world about the Lochness Monster. The Lochness monster is a very hard creature to find because of its characteristics . When people spot the lochness monster they are not sure if it is a plant or a animal. Even if people are not sure if it is the Lochnesss monster they still want to share it with the world .People in the world are still trying to find the Lochness monster living in the mysterious waters of Scotland. The Lochness Monster is real.
BODY # 1:Many people have seen creatures that look and have characteristics like the lochness monster. An example of a creature that a human has discovered very much like the lochness monster. This peculiar creature is called a plesiosaurs a very old arctic creature. Archaeologists found vertebrate of this incredible new life the plesiosaurs. This “sea monster” is great piece of evidence that the Lochness monster is real. “If the lochness monster does exist this would be the best representation of a creature just like the lochness monster”(Kellner).
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BODY #2: The lochness monster has characteristics that make it very hard to find but that does not mean that investigators are just going to give up.
The monsters characteristics include very long body and the waters are very murky and not very clear to see through.Serious research has never found any evidence that the monster exists, but it is difficult to prove a negative(“Loch rosewell?”). All of these features that the lochness monster has makes trying to find it very hard. There has been many sightings of the lochness monster even though it was very hard to find there are people in the world that want to prove to the world that this creature is
real. Counter argument and rebuttal: The lochness monster has many characteristics that make it very hard to find to the human eye. “And so Piccardi hypothesis joins a growing crop of not quite satisfying scientific theories, some more credible than others, purporting to explain what Loch Ness visitors saw - or think they saw. For example, that Nessie is actually an eel or a sea otter; that its sighting correlate to patterns in the water that birds make when they take flight; that floating, dead pine tree logs have been mistaken for a serpent; and etc” (“Geology tries, but doesn't explain mystery “). . The lochness monster is a very hard creature to find because of its characteristics. Many people have tried to find the lochness monster but it is not certain that they have found it because of its features. Today people are still trying to find this incredible creature. CONCLUSION: Today, in this world the Lochness monster is still an unknown mystery. People have been trying to find this “sea monster” for years and years. It is unknown to everyone if anyone has ever found the Lochness monster in the deepest waters of Scotland. In today's world people are still trying to find this incredibly hard to find creature.
What is scaly, creepy, 50 feet long, and swims in the world's most notorious lake? If you said The Loch Ness Monster, then you’re correct! The Loch Ness Monster, mostly known as the creature Nessie, is a huge, “mythical” creature that has been scaring the people of Ireland for centuries, but this monster is actually real.
If you were in a situation where you had no idea what was going on, and someone proposed an idea that could help you, and give you some direction, would you believe them? In both stories, The Twilight Zone “The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street”, and All Summer In A Day, the theme is expressed that a single idea can turn a crowd into a mob. Something as little as one idea can turn people against one another, and get them to do things they might regret. In The Twilight Zone “The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street,” this is demonstrated when everyone is in a frenzy, and Charlie ends up shooting Pete Vanhorn. In All Summer In A Day, William’s claims lead to Margot’s condemnation, and her being locked in a closet. A combination of confusion and imagination can lead to something dangerous and chaotic pretty easily.
The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street, a teleplay written by Rod Serling, starts in the late afternoon on Maple Street USA. Something bright flies overhead and the power goes out and the people who live there get advice from a 12 year old and get scared there are aliens out there. Tommy, the 12 year old, told them about the movies and comics that he has read. The narrator is an observer that is describing what happens while everyone goes mad trying to find a scapegoat. Steve is the only person who tries to reason with everyone while they are getting suspicious and trying to blame a scapegoat. This teleplay shows some of the human flaws that the people on maple street will encounter during their little power outage.
The sandy shore of the dark, mysterious Loch Ness is surrounded by large rolling hills of green. The day is coming to an end, the sun is starting to slip behind the tall trees and in the fading light, and an enormous, slick body ascends from the murky water. A long neck is briefly visible through the mist; it slips back into the depths only seconds after it appeared. There is a major controversy on the identity of the beast lurking in the Loch Ness in Scotland. There are many hypotheses on the topic, all showing some type of research or picture evidence gathered by locals, scientists and tourists. Although a large amount of people believe that the Loch Ness monster is a reptilian plesiosaur or a variety of sea serpent, with scientific evidence it can be proven that the beast is actually a long- necked seal.
Mark Twain once stated, “You can’t depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus” (Brainy Quote). Despite the imaginative challenges children are faced with in reality, they are able to cope with the advantage of time and mental resilience. Stephen King in his essay, "My Creature from the Black Lagoon" from the Wake Tech English 111 Reader, compared the idea of imaginative strength in children and in that of adults to see who would better fit the horror genre audience. Stephen King recalls one particular time from his past that sends shivers down even the hardest of spines.
In Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein,” Dr. Victor Frankenstein has a fascination with life and death, particularly life, and through his scientific studies he decides to attempt to build a body and restore the lifeless body to animation. He succeeds in this, but once he restores the body to animation he looks in the eyes of his creation and immediately deems the creature a monster. He even, after only a few moments of animation, calls the creature a wretch. He then runs away, and when he returns his creation is nowhere to be found. Many other events occur where the creature comes in contact with humans and they deem him a monster as well. One even goes so far as shooting the creature after the creature has just saved the life of this man’s child. Even though everyone deems the creature to be a monster we find through close examination that, “like father like son,” this monster is no more a monster than the one who creates him.
Are there different types of monsters? If so what are they? I think there are multiple types of monster whether its physical or mental. In The Island of Dr. Moreau I think the main monster can be perceived as the Dr., the assistant Montgomery, and the lost wanderer Pendrick.
On the way to Texas, we had to drive across the Louisiana Bridge. While we were driving across the bridge, I noticed that the bridge was standing in one huge murky muddy marsh. In the marsh were cattails. They were growing and were being used as a disguise by many of animals. I was staring at the water below us and it took me a minute but I saw an alligator in the midst of the cattails. He was long and a grayish brown. He was camouflaging himself within the cattails. It did not take long for us to pass him but I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever seen.
... eel, snake, or dinosaur; having this cohesive opinion as to what this beast looks like thoroughly proves that there is some mysterious animal existing in Lake Loch. The Loch Ness Monster is real, and people need to stop doubting in the existence of this mysterious beast of an animal.
Monsters can come in various physical forms, but all monsters share the same evil mentality. A Monster is a being that harms and puts fear within people. Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is a prime example of how appearance does not determine whether a creature is a monster or not. In the story, Victor Frankenstein tries to change nature by creating a super human being. The being appears to be a monster. Victor becomes so obsessed with his creation and then rejects it. Victor is the real monster because of his desire for power, lack of respect for nature, and his stubbornness.
For some reason, many people like to be terrified out of their minds. Maybe it’s an adrenaline rush? Or they just plain enjoy having the pants scared off of them. Whatever the reason, monster movies frequently top the charts around Halloween; not slasher films, monster fests. Sometimes the monsters are super convincing (think Jaws or Alien), and other times a little less so (think Cowboys and Dinosaurs). Well, for whatever reason you like to watch monster films, here is a short collection of 17 of the best monster movies (or movies featuring monstrous creatures!) of all time, and in no particular order.
Do werewolves exist? According to eleven-year-old Heather Bowey, a werewolf chased her at about four-thirty pm while she was on her way home from sledding with her friends in 1990. They were walking near Loveland Road, which is about a mile and a half away from Bray Road, when she saw a large dog walking along a creek in a cornfield. Heather and her friends assumed it was a dog, so they called it to them. The creature noticed them and stood up directly on its hind legs, but it seemed unaccustomed to walking on them so it dropped down on all fours and charged the children. Without doubt Heather says that the creature was able to leap “a bigger leap than dogs run.” Afterwards the group ran away but the creature followed them two hundred and fifty yards before veering away (Gatto).
There is really no evidence that mermaids exist so they probably do not. Anyone can choose what they want to believe about mermaids but without actual proof of anything that anyone has seen, it is hard to believe anything. Pictures and videos can be easily altered so people never know if they are seeing what truly happened. If mermaids do exist, they have probably been hiding themselves for a reason. If mermaids do exist, they have surely done a great job concealing it.
monster is an enormous green sea monster that sleeps in the upper deep of the abysmal
The Loch Ness monster has never been proven to be real by any accounts by people or pictures people have taken to be of the so called “monster”. No bones or bodies have been found in the Loch and no fossils have been preserved by any museums or monster hunting groups. If a day comes when someone proves that this monster is real it can and will make a massive change in the way we look at this topic. So people will keep looking and keep hunting for the Loch Ness monster. And there are many sea monsters in the world but until then we can say that this monster does not exist inside the land locked Loch