A lot of the movies fail to get this, but the best Superman stories are the one’s about morals and the right choice. Superman has the power to make any choice, so he can choose to make the right choice regardless of cost. It’s also why he works well with Batman, it’s a contrast of what actually is right.
American magic.
A WWI era show focused on the inbred nobility that decided to have a war to settle personal differences.
The Practice should have been longer. While Boston Legal was a fun spinoff, the hard hitting legal drama should have kept going as well.
There’s levels to it. True quality isn’t worth it, absolute garbage costs a lot though. Some level that mostly works is the sweet spot.
Board games. Catan junior, Loopin Chewie, Robot turtles, Tsuro, Abracada…What?, camel up.
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It’s not just Internet nerds. That’s a basic rule of literary analysis asa whole.
Jackson’s changes are generally improvements to the story or at worst understandable compromises for a different medium.
It’s really just about practice, writing in high school is difficult because you are just learning how to really do it correctly. By the time I finished college I could write 3-5 page papers with minimal effort. If I tried to write one today it would probably be extremely difficult since I haven’t done it in a while.
Once you understand the formula it gets really easy. Introduction should have 1 sentence about the general topic, 1-2 about your overall thesis/point, 1 sentence for each of 3-5 points you want to make. Each point should get it’s own paragraph with 1 sentence to state the point, 1-2 sentences the reference the source material to support it, 1-2 external references if required, and 1 sentence to restate the point you made. The conclusion should have 1 sentence per point you made and 1-2 sentences that restate your overall point of the paper.
Maybe an AI hallucination, or you misread the part about it being possible with save editing.
Maybe in the new ones. Mass effect is old, gay options would probably have killed the series of they existed in the first game. 3 was the only one with real support.
1 was straight or liara only. 2 was straight with aliens except for Kelly being a bi option which didn’t actually trigger the romance achievement. 3 actually had some gay/bi options, but only Kaiden was a character that already existed.
The illegal orders thing is a catch 22. It’s taught to everyone, but it’s also taught there aren’t illegal orders.
Non game one, Dumbledore was declared gay by Rowling.
In games, Kaiden Alenko becomes gay in ME3 if he’s still alive.
There’s nothing quite like today. There’s things that are similar, but social media has really made things worse.
Populism is rising because things haven’t been great for a lot of people for a long time, and it’s too hard to ignore anymore. Globalism and free trade were massively oversold to the masses, it hurt wide swaths of people that have been ignored for decades. People that feel disenfranchised will vote for change regardless of the change proposed.
Social media has escalated everything as well. The echo chambers are enormous and essentially impossible to avoid. Many traditional institutions are also extremely weak now that would have forced more interaction between people with differing views and limited extremism. Social media also does a great job in conflating the size of various groups and beliefs, a few dozen people can make a community seem as large and impactful as a few thousand .
Healthy is relative. A handful of fruit is generally fine. Eating a few pounds of grapes in a day is probably a bad choice. There’s also a lot of people that conflate fruit with things that have fruit in them as about the same.
Fable 1 was the best one in the series.
A tonneau cover still lets you load a pallet of something or a scoop of something in the back.
Sweet home Alabama predates werewolves of London. I’d say it’s all based on sweet home Alabama.
I think you really misunderstood what Superman is about. It’s not about the power or the fight. That’s just visual candy. He’s a character about making the right choice because he has the power to do so.