This episode of smallville is about the velocity or the impact of racing habits of his friend Pete, this was what happen about the involvement of his friendship. Clark and Marta driving from the hospital when two racers almost hit them, because of the super speed action of Clark to see what happenings and he discovered that Pete is one of them. He compromised Pete to stop his hobbies because of its dangerous and also illegal, but he insist Clark suggestions or advice. II. Values /Insight When Lana visited Adam’s apartment he found out that Adam is alive but his died five months ago because of liver cancer. Clark told his father in the hospital a little bit trouble with Pete, but Pete has ready to another race but because of money involve Dante has threaten to kill if Pete he cannot give a key. Clarks visit his father and tell him about what Pete troubles. When Pete to visit to Jonathan and …show more content…
Dante said that it was Pete who called the sheriff. He beats him up and threatened to kill his family if he doesn't come up with the money. Pete begs Clark to steal the money for him, but Clark hates that idea, so he goes to Lex for the money but Lex warns Clark that if he pays off thugs once, they will be back for more, so Clark makes a new plan and takes Lex's Porsche. It's worth a lot more than $20,000, but it’s not as fast as Jason Dante's race cars. Pete will offer the Porsche to Dante as the prize in a race against Dante. If Dante wins, the Porsche is his. If Pete wins, the debt is settled. Pete will drive the Mustang he always races. Dante has never lost a race, so Clark plans to use his heat vision to sabotage Dante's engine. Pete is excited about the plan, but Clark is angry about lying, stealing, and cheating to get Pete out of trouble. This was the friendship of Clarks and Pete situations and they broke
In the story “Zero,” Paul Logan is a student who really struggled throughout his academic life by showing failure and having a 0.0 G.P.A. Logan use to be an A student and then became an C student. He could not take the stress of keeping up with the grades and eventually dropped out of college. Logan worked at grocery store pushing carts, and while he was doing his job he came to a realization when he saw his classmates from high school. His classmates made him feel horrible about himself because they wondered how did he ended up working at a grocery store. Logan felt so embarrassed when he met with his classmates that it was time start succeed. During the fall, he attend a local community college and attend all classes
In the book “13” edited by James Howe, there is thirteen stories. The story I'm going to talk about is “What is the Worst That Could Happen?” written by Bruce Coville. This story talk about how being the age thirteen for him was difficult. It also talks about him having a crush, and not being able to talk to her. For the fear that she would reject him. He explains and describes what she is to him. He also talks to his friends about her, and they tell him to go talk to her but he can't.
Clark’s first solution was to call an all-school get together, assembling all the druggies and troublemakers in front of an audience, and expel them all at once. He then starts to stalk the school hallways, authorizing his own particular rule of dread. Throughout the movie Clark makes both wrong and right decisions. He is a truly grieved man since his wife left him in the past. As the motion picture advances, Clark experiences an identity change; developing, and beginning to figure out how to be sentimental toward others. Nevertheless, Clark’s stubborn and outrageous personality still cleans up Eastside High.
Krypton is a very cool element, I mean come on it forms a hard crystal called “kryptonite” that hurts superman and could possibly kill him. As you read this essay it will discuss the discovery of the element, what it looks like, the common uses of it and where it is commonly found, why my element is interesting, and how the people who read this essay will remember the element Krypton. First it will discuss, the discovery of the element.
In the story of Sherman Alexie, his hobby of reading books empowered his future. Just like Sherman Alexie did, anyone can have their life changed from a hobby. A hobby of my own could possibly take me places that I never could imagine. In “ Superman and Me ” Sherman Alexie said, “ I write novels, short stories, and poems. I visit schools and teach creative writing to Indian kids.” Sherman Alexie uses his profession to teach kids about what he does for a living. He also creates books for kids and adults. Another quote Sherman Alexie wrote is “ The books he (Sherman Alexie) read saved his life so he didn’t become dumb like the other kids.” Books helped him along to where he is today. They are what separated him from the “dumb” people.
Immanuel Kant’s accounts is most plausible in this case. The choices Superman makes are always done out of perfect duty. The concept of categorical imperative, follows along with the majority of the actions Superman takes. Superman’s decision making is done out of good will which is a “good in itself.” Some might say that Aristotle’s accounts is most plausible in this case. Everything about Aristotle’s ethical theories points to Superman performs virtuous acts which leads to a life of happiness. Lex’s actions not only harms others, but also harms his chances of cultivating a virtuous character. The drawback of Aristotle’s theory in Superman’s case is Superman’s longevity. Aristotle’s theory, makes it so that one can only obtain happiness at the end of their lives; there is no telling what the future holds, Superman might not always take the correct actions. In the case of Mill’s theory, one can see that neither of Superman’s identities seek out higher pleasures; one only sees him live his life day by day; either stopping the bad guys or writing articles about bad guys. So out of the three theories Kant’s is most plausible for this
After the fetus was found to be abnormal, the 2 partners were at discrepancy about whether to terminate the pregnancy or not. Gwen wanted to terminate the pregnancy while Nicole insisted on continuing the pregnancy. This dispute put stress on both partners and caused the first tear of their relationship. Besides the couple, everyone in the care team is also facing this ethical dilemma. Some people might agree with Gwen while others might be on the same page with Nicole. Some people might have no side but feel troubled and distraught by the situation. It’s natural and normal for care providers who are involved in a situation like this to have an opinion based on their personal
I will always establish myself as a professional. I am a football player myself so helping Clark in this area should be my forte. I will be his coach away from the team. I will encourage him and let him know that as I push him, I will make sure all of his efforts are him to excel in football and overall as a healthy, growing, man. I want him to know that though I am not his actual coach, I am looking for the best and commitment is key.
While Sam, Astrid and Quinn head back they run into a boy, Edilio. He was trying to dig a hole under the barrier, but to no avail. Astrid asks him to help them to find her brother. She wants to go over to the nuclear plant where her father works. Sam and his friends go to explore the power plant, and find Astrid’s four year old autistic brother Pete. There was also a map marking radiation patterns from a meteor that happened fifteen years ago. They decide to spend the night in the control room. The next morning Sam wakes up, he accidently knocks over a trophy case startling Pete. As Pete screams Sam starts to choke, the others are too focused on Pete to notice what was happening to Sam. Sam lifts his hand out and a green light comes out making Sam fall unconscious and Pete quite. Once everything had calmed down, Sam confesses that this was not the first time it happened. This powers showed up around to months ago. Astrid also confesses that Pete has the ability to transport people through walls to other places. They all agree to keep their powers a secret and return to
In Sherman Alexie’s “Superman and Me”, the author discusses that with passion and motivation, one can succeed without talent. He was born an Indian with “irregular paychecks, hope, fear and government surplus food.” (Alexie 1) What allowed him to become more than an just an Indian was determined by the fervor of his “love [for] books.” (Alexie 1) He learns to read and understand “the purpose of a paragraph” (Alexie 1) and discerns everything into paragraphs. His refusal to “fail” (Alexie 2) led him to become a writer that goes to schools, teaching them something “beyond Indians.” (Alexie 3) Furthermore, he was faced with discrimination and overcomes it. The “sullen and already defeated Indian kids” (Alexie 3) is the effect of people without
On his way to town to get the sheriff, Jake comes upon Rodriguez on the road. Jake realizes who is behind his troubles, but he needs is proof. In town, Jakes meets Angela and sees Kat with Levi. A misguided confrontation ensues. Angela calls Kat out for spreading a rumor that she is pregnant. Jake punches Levi for being with Kat before he understands they are heading to the doctor’s office.
The main character Jaycee is with her boyfriend Skyler. Jaycee really loves Skyler and he really loves her. They both think that they can only really talk to and trust each other. Jaycee is looking into the death of her friend and doesn’t want to tell anyone but Skyler. Skyler loves her a lot and near the end after things start coming together Skyler tells her what he did and hopes she won’t hate him. He tells her that he killed Manny because he loved Rachel, but then he meet her Rachel told him to stay away from Jaycee. He didn’t want Rachel to keep them apart so he killed her. Then he tries to kill Jaycee and himself. In the end she doesn’t want to but some part of her still loves
Joe was delighted that he wasn’t in the same position as David. He also wanted David to crash. But he wasn’t happy for long because David made it through the smoke with a long sigh of relief from him and his fans. David couldn’t let any of this to happen again so he accelerated towards Joe and charged into his car. They were both neck and neck, with only 1 lap to go it was really tense. They were both crashing into each other as all fans were slowly rising from their seat. David couldn’t afford to lose again so he took all his anger into Joe and knocked him out of the race. Tumbling over the track and crashing into walls, fans, family ran towards David cheering as David won an historic race. The dramatic day was over.
The Walking Dead is an allegory for the real world. It presents audiences, the controversies of the conventional postmodern society amidst a post-apocalyptic drama. The series portrayal of dissolving humanity in unfeigned bleakness both reflects and inflames our societal perceptions and fears. Through an inhuman fallacy, (the zombie) The Walking Dead humanises the hopeless actualization of our corrupted world in all its postmodern traits. Therefore, the ambition for The Walking Dead is to exhibit a world pursuing a favourable equilibrium of peace and liberty but never achieving it as it is entirely a Sisyphean. In this essay, I will argue how cinema and humankind has fed into corruption within postmodernism.
Nathan, Alex, my sister, her friends, and myself all arrived at the Avalon Theatre in Smallville. We arrived about half an hour early so the place was just starting to fill up. As I walked closer and closer to the theatre, I felt myself getting notably excited.