Fibonacci Sequence

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This Is Not a Blog : Push Through It

This Is Not a Blog : Push Through It: The stress is getting to me I have so much to do  and almost no time i just want to cry How does society expect students to go to scho...

Rejection

          A person can feel rejected in pretty much any situation. People react in vastly different ways to everything. When some people are rejected they get upset and distraught. Others would get angry and hostile at the person rejecting them. And I mean rejected when possibly a group of friends are planning to hang out and someone gets excluded. They'd feel rejected. As  I normally say, it depends on the personality of the individual and the situation. Personally though, I do not handle rejection well and I will emotionally shut myself totally off until I am ready to deal with it on my own time. 

Supernatural

I think out of the three elements that supernatural is the most effective because it just takes everything to a whole new level. In Frankenstein, the monster runs with supernatural speed and scales a mountain with incredible strength. It puts into perspective just how big this monster is and what it is capable of. It definitely adds another layer of mystery to the story and a sense of "What's going to happen?"

My Own Ghost Story?

Mary Shelley began her horror story with a series of letters from an explorer who found a strange man in the arctic which then leads into the story of who this stranger is. The whole novel is this story of the stranger so they letters introduce where the story is coming from. I personally could never write a ghost story. I do not have the creativity to invent something new story-wise that has not been done before. I am more of a problem solver than a creator. All of the stories I read I always think, "There is no way I would have ever thought of that." If I had to write one though, I would probably lead into it like Mary did or I would jump right into it to start with action. It totally would depend on what I was writing about though.

Superhero Sarah Saving Citizens!.... Maybe!

If  I were a superhero I would not let anybody know about it. People would always want to use me for my powers or be my friend because of it. Also, people would try to kill me like they did to Iron Man. Tony Stark let everyone know that he was Iron Man and people were gunning after him. When someone has power, all of a sudden, everybody else desires it and will do anything to rid that person of the power, take their power, or get more than them. And some people will do literally anything to get it, including killing someone (as in Iron Man). Or even in Spider-Man, he kept his identity a secret and people were still actively trying to murder him fairly often. I would anonymously do my best to save people but also stay out of the lime light as best as I could.

Where am I?

If I had the choice to be invisible or fly, I would choose invisibility instantly. If I were able to turn invisible I could leave any situation at any moment. No more awkward situations for me! I could become a spy and no one would know how I get around and I would be world famous for my crazy disappearing antics (like the Invisible Woman, Susan Storm from Fantastic Four) It would be almost like I was just teleporting around (just not instantly). I could get on a plane and fly anywhere I wanted to go, cost free. It is not like anyone would notice me. I would be a perfect thief (totally not that I would ever steal...) There are so many possibilities with invisibility, it would be better than lame-old flying.