Essays on Bravery

In the novel “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley, the author claims how family values, love , the desire to think for oneself, and freedom are the way life should be lived instead of being told what to do by societies authority. In the novel…

The crimson shade of the sun shone and covered the whole place. It’s not harmful to my skin since its getting dusk. Silence dominated the forest, you can only hear the sound created by the water falling to the lower part of the ground. The…

As it is true that cliff diving is not for all, people who have tried this actually enjoy and even got addicted to the thrill and adrenaline it gives. Contrary to people’s beliefs that cliff diving is just about jumping, it is no easy feat…

Confidence is something that makes you brave enough to take your stance with adequate assertion. This not only helps one develop the right attitude but also helps in cultivating the aptitude towards righteousness. No matter what you try your hand at but your confidence will…

Performance Task Popular culture often times shapes society around the world, whether it be through social media, media consumption, or literature, societal values are oftentimes influenced by popular works. This principle can be dated back to early American literature which often times embodied societal values,…

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is a very surface-level type of book. Many different themes are exposed mere moments after they’re underlined, like the conflict between utopia and dystopia, free choice and happiness, conflict and comfort, the list goes on and on. However, there’s…

It is quite noticeable that Beowulf and Gilgamesh have many traits in common. Both of these fierce warriors take charge and eliminate the fears that lurk within the lands of innocent people. Yet one of these heroes stands out more than the other, and after…