STAGES The ordinary world is Ash's hometown Pallet Town Ash’s call to adventure is being better than Gary and becoming a Pokemon Master Meeting of the mentor is Ash meets with Professor Oak Crossing the threshold is getting a Pokemon License Ash’s tests, allies, and enemies are the gym battles, Misty, and Gary CHARACTERS The hero of the story is Ash Ketchum, A 10-year old boy striving to be the best Pokemon trainer in the world” (Ono 10). Our mentor is Professor Oak, “The world’s top Pokemon Researcher” (Ono 111). Ash’s friendly beast is Pikachu. Ash's first Pokemon the “cutest Pokemon partner Ash could have” (Ono 10). The creature of nightmare is the Haunting (also known as The Black Fog), a ghost Pokemon that “Sucks out the opponent's …show more content…
The supernatural intervention is when Sabrina is sending a message telepathically to Ash and his friends The magic weapon is the new version of the PokeDex that Professor Oak gave him. The Fall is when Ash nearly loses Pikachu when a fleet of Spearows and a Fearow attack Ash and Pikachu. SYMBOLS Pikachu vs Haunter represents light vs darkness. Pikachus electricity could represents light which nearly kills Haunter, while Haunters represented as darkness because he spreads darkness by eating people's dreams. Pokemon centers and encounters with Pokemon represents haven and the wilderness. Pokemon centers are a place of healing Pokemon. The Pokemon encounterments represents the wilderness because the encounters are in the wild and Pokemon are similar to very aggressive animals. Fire vs ice is represented by Ice being the obstacles and fire being his effort to melt ice. Ash starts controlling his Pokemon more throughout the book in order to reach his destiny. His dreams are encased in ice [his obstacles] and in order to reach his dreams he must melt the ice by controlling the flames [train and his Pokemon] to become the very best like no one ever
The first representation of the beast that the author portrays is fear. In document A, “... Begin to people the darkness of night and forest with spirits and demons which had previously appeared only in their dreams or fairy tales”. To clarify, the children’s imagination runs rampant without their parents to banish their fears, so their imagination creates something of a beastie-thing. In document
The imagery of fire continues in the story; the building of their fires, how the man molds the fires, and how they stoke the fire. When the boy gets sick the father is referred to many times of how he builds and rekindles the fire. This actual fire is a symbol for the fire that the man and the boy discuss carrying within in them. The man fights to save his son and the fire within the boy
The main character, Tom Tin, faces hardships and struggles many fourteen year olds do not have to face so early on. His father has mistakenly got himself into trouble and it is up to Tom to save his father and help make his family’s future bright again. Tom has good intentions throughout the novel, but he gets himself into trouble. He turns out to be an unlikely hero after pushing through his doubts and finally triumphing over his mistakes along his journey.
Sabrina, the teenage witch. [Television series]. Los Angeles: Paramount Domestic Television. (Taken from episodes 1, 2, 10, 22, 72, 79, 110) Magic formula. (1999, April 24).
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has a different effect on each one of the ghosts, two of the ghosts he
The Hufflepuffs were a society that developed interesting technology that is still being used to this day in time. They existed from 400 CE to 1066 and lived in present day England, Northern Germany, & Northern Netherlands. The culture originally had their own religion and then were converted into Christianity during the later years, when they moved to England. Their technology was different from the rest of the world such as there long boats, weapon style, and their tools especially for farming. The Hufflepuffs had inventive technology that although was different from the rest of the world, but their technology is still used today.
The Monster scares the villagers, “some fled, some attacked” automatically hating the strange being that had come into their midst (75). However, the Monster does nothing against the villagers, even though he is seen with giant stature and brute strength. After the village incident, the Monster flees and finds a small family living in the wilderness in a small cottage. As he stays near the cottagers for a time, he begins to learn that he is indeed alone. He learns the roles of family members and yet he does nothing to provoke them.
Napoleon taught Jessie’s and Bluebell’s nine puppies to fight and got them to chase Snowball off the farm.
aranormal activity has been a cause of fear and excitement throughout history. The unknown attracts the curiosity from those who wonder whether the supernatural is real or a figment of the imagination. Ghosts are one of the supernatural beings whose existence is questioned every day. Many want to deny the existence of ghosts because they are terrified of other phantoms who may exist and ignore the evidence that has been brought forth throughout the years. However, ghosts are supernatural pheromones whose existence still impacts today’s society.
When the creature was brought back to life, it was like an infant. It only has the basic sensations, “I felt light, hunger, and thirst, and darkness” (74). The creature is not born evil. It was called monster simply because it has an awful appearance. Although the creature is monster outside, it has a benevolent heart inside. As the creature learns language from the cottagers, it starts to read. After it absorbs knowledge from the books, it despises killing. “When I heard details of vice and bloodshed, my wonder ceased and I turned away with disgust and loathing” (84). The creature’s attitude shows readers that it is not a slayer at the beginning. Also, the creature says, “I admired virtue and good feelings and loved the gentle manners and amiable quantities of my cottagers” (84). It is obvious that the books and kind cottagers shape the creature into a humanized being. Besides, the act of saving a drowning girl from a precipitous river indicates that the creature is actually a good being. However, people never try to look under its ugly appearance. When the creature proceeds to a village, where people attack it. Felix, one of the kind cottagers, drives the creature away immediately at the first sight of it. The man who plays with the drowning girl shoot the creature when it approaches to them. After all these rejections, the creature’s world falls
How would you feel if your devoted dog was discriminated against based only on what he looked like? Canine breed discrimination is a real problem in today’s society in the United States. There is always an enormous amount of hype when one hears about a dog attack. The first thing people want to know is what kind of dog was involved in the attack. That breed of dog then gets labeled as “dangerous”, quietly forcing people to change their opinion on a certain breed based on an action of only a couple of dogs.
As frightening as these creatures are, in monster stories it is always the beast that ends up taking
James Baldwin’s works were influenced by the times in which he lived, as an African American writer he strove for equality and used his pen to work for civil rights through elements of his childhood among other aspects.
Fire Fire is the element of change, passion, authority and leadership. Household (domestic) fire represents comfort, friendliness and human strength.