30 years from now on the future. A legend Barry Allen is sitting on his museum looking at his greatest defeats. During that period a 20 years old Eobard Thawne recreated the accident that made the Flash, The Flash. One the experiment was a success he went to the Flash museum to meet his greatest idol.
“How did you get this speed?” Said Barry Allen/The Flash
“By recreating the same experiment that made you The Flash” responding to The flash question
Reverse Flash then went back in time to see how the Flash become the hero he is, but what he found out is that in the past he will then later become the guy that almost killed him. Realizing this story drive him mad and decided to go to Savitar “God Of Speed” to find answers but it was too late.
When and why do you think the subject in the experiment began to "second guess" himself?
The movie begins, and is not a flash back it is the actual present. It show Billy Chapel in a hotel waiting for Jane to call. Hours go by and she doesn't show, he finally gives up and drinks himself to sleep. The next morning he is awaken by Gus his good friend and the catcher for the Tigers. While Gus is hassling Chapel to get ready ?,the owner of the tigers, comes in to make aware Chapel of his plans to sell the team and the buyers plans to trade Chapel. He informs Chapel that he needs to make a decision either to be traded or retire. Soon after this terrible news Jane call Chapel from the lobby of the hotel and Chapel hastily runs to meet her. When he gets down there he is informed that she has walked to Central Park. Finally he catches up with her and she tells him that she has decided to take a job in London. He is speechless and shocked at this point, she says that she knew that he didn't need her, that him and the baseball and the diamond were beautiful together. Jane quickly hugs him and leaves. So up to this point Chapel has had bad news all day and will be expected to do well in the upcoming game that night. It picks up with him talking to Gus about his day and Gus plainly remarks that it isn't his day. Soon the game begins and it starts up well, he is pitching rockets. As the game progresses he begins to flash back to the day when he met Jane. He first met he on the side of the road with car trouble, he kindly pulls over and helps her out and befriending her he invites her to his baseball game. That is how they became involved. She goes to his game and then goes out to eat with him were they learn much about each other. So wrapped up in one another they go to his room where she end up staying until the next day. The next morning they awaken and he leave due to having another baseball game, but gives his ...
The special mechanism approach to flashlight memories was also introduced by R. Brown & Kulik, it stipulates that flashbulb memories are virtually literal representations of the what, how, and where of the original event (Schwartz, 2013). This mechanism works by encoding what happened in great detail. As a result, the flashbulb memory will be very strong and will remain in the memory (Schwartz, 2013). Strong emotions are the core of special mechanisms. To further explain, distinctiveness may be correlated with the critical triggering condition, experiences that produce strong emotional reactions may tend to be more distinctive than experiences that do not (Winograd & Nei...
After being scared and returning the suit, the police catch and arrest Scott on his way out of the house and send him to jail. While there, he meets Hank, who visits to tell Scott that he made it a plan for him to steal the suit and gives Scott a second chance to be with his daughter, if he chooses to escape using the suit and help Hank with a mission. Scott realizes that this is the moment when his life will change, as it would be dangerous to escape from jail and be in hiding, but decides to accept the Call to Adventure anyway. If he completes the risky task that Hank has for him, to steal and destroy a suit called the Yellowjacket used for similar shrinking purposes, Hank promises that he will reunite Scott with his daughter, Cassie, the mother of whom prevented Scott from having visitation rights. Without the acceptance of the call, Scott would have instead found a low-paying job to have the money to pay for child support and to make his life stable again, which would be a very time-consuming process. By choosing to complete the mission, Scott will be able to be with his daughter after a much shorter amount of time as promised by Hank. This Call to Adventure made it possible for Scott to regain control of his life,
Before Barry Sanders could become the star he was in college and in the NFL, he had to go through his childhood. On July 16, 1968, he was born. Born into a 13- person home, Barry Sanders grew up well raised by his parents. His mother was Shirley, and she was a registered nurse. His father, William, raised his kids to be hard workers. Barry and his two other brothers helped his father all the time. As a carpenter and roofer, there were many jobs around the house that William Sanders could do, and he always had his three sons help. All three sons were pressed into service as roofer assistants by their father. This improved Barry’s work ethic and attitude. Then, on Sundays, the Sanders family went to church. Although, Barry was considered a bully
Grossman, Lev. "The Problem with Superman." TIME Magazine. Www.time.com, 10 May 2004. Web. 3 Mar. 2014. .
In season 3, Barry Allen (the Flash) was selfish. His enemy killed his father and after the fight was over, he could not take it. He went back in time and saved his mother from being killed and he lived in an alternate universe, safe and sound with his parents. Then he noticed that
Edward Jenner is often regarded as the “Father of Immunology” for his development of the smallpox vaccine. His remarkable discovery has laid the foundation for future scientists working with immunizations. Jenner’s impact is seen worldwide to this day with the complete eradication of the deadly smallpox virus. Edward Jenner’s Legacy will always live on as the first to vaccinate using a live virus. Vaccines are improving everyday, which benefits the public’s health, all thanks to Edward Jenner.
Oliver, a billionaire, living in Starling City is also the vigilante, Green Arrow. Both have the same goal, to right the wrongs of his family and restore Starling City to its former state. The series begins when Oliver, presumed to be deceased, returns home after being shipwrecked on a remote island for five years. During his time on the island, he was trained to fight and hunt. Upon his return home, he finds a book of his deceased father’s, which contains a conspiracy to take out a section of the city known as the Glades. He makes a vow to right the wrongs of his family and becomes the vigilante, Green Arrow. He protects his identity by wearing a hood and hiding his in the darkness. Along with his bodyguard and chauffeur Diggle he creates a headquarters for his operations in the lower level of his home and begins to take the law into his own hands by tracking and capturing criminals. This represents the outlaw hero side of this
Arthur Wharton wasn't treated right once he joined a professional soccer team in 1886.People didn't believe that Arthur will make it so far with football because of skin colour. Arthur Wharton accomplished a lot from playing his best and ignoring the hate and comments.He was born with lots of respect from his family but once he joined football he had to face challenges with his family.
...r to jump. During the game play and in between each level, there are no animations or descriptions telling you where you are in the story. Therefore, making it boring and repetitive. Analysing this game, made me aware of this, and we will take this into consideration while creating our Interactive Media Flash Game, so it isn’t boring and repetitive.
In 1978, Superman The Movie opened to worldwide box office success. It was the first truly serious cinematic interpretation of the character that went beyond the tropes of previous televised and serial film incarnations. It featured groundbreaking new and exciting special effects coupled with a stellar cast that brought to life each and every character delivering performances that to this day leave me with a sense of whimsy and wonderment. The story focused on an orphaned alien, the last of his kind, arriving on Earth and through being taken in and adopted by a loving farmer and his wife, grows up to become this world’s first and greatest superhero. The story for this film brought to the screen an epic sense of adventure. Christopher Reeve personified Superman by bringing a purity of heart and embodiment of hope synonymous with the character’s persona and as the film’s tagline quoted, he made me believe a man could fly. Mr. Reeve injected into the character a palpable sense of wonder and genuine heroism not seen before then. M...
webs to shoot. He will be the most powerful and the biggest superhero ever made.
Now that you know what my situation was like going into the experiment, I will tell you what I did and what occurred as a result.