Heroes, they really do exactest. Incipient everywhere, making the streets we walk just a little safer. Can't leap a building in a single bound, can't fly, nor have amazing strength. These heroes are armed with there cell phones, ready to nark on the evil doers. Mortifing the villians in to submition, patrolling the streets every Wednesdays and Thursdays. However not ready to place there own life in danger when a conflict is in progress, instead run and hope that the cops hurry to stop the bad guys. I don't think that we need need people doing that, it's just going to cause problems for the offices if the "hero" sees something they shouldn't and the mob or real criminals catch them. The "icon" has no powers just pepper shay and a cell to call the cops. By the time the cops get there the "Hero" is six feet under, or mine place there families in tough situations. If they really want to help the people, be a cop, be a fire fighter, or join the core. As said in the incredibles"these villains aren't like the ones u watch on Saturday mornings, they will hurt u when they get a chance"

Bent Staples, starts his essay is way that's a murder telling his story of how he started to a cop that had caught him. Being very detailed, so that the reader can have a pretty clear picture in mind of the victim. The victim gesticulating her head to try to capture the dark figure, drawing the essence of the fear that she has.
He describes hisself at the mear glam can change the mood of most people, "he had the ability to alter public space in a ugly way". The felling of aggrievement toward hiself that he is being labeled as somethig of a bad nature.

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In order to live a glamorous life, a life with the hype and beauty, that one would have to live with out any desires "without longing of any kind". While there's a dark Shepard lurks in the fields manifesting the minds of the youth to whats what in the world, the media. That makes the look of death that's whats sexy, skinny frail bodies; nails blacken by a disease that consumes many young girls and boys. A schizophrenia that discerns ones thoughts that fat is the devil and it needs to be exorcised. An arcane subject that mortify the ones that only see themselves as fat no matter how skinny they become.
In Never Just Pictures , by Susan Bordo, her cause and effect essay that gives of the effect that high pressure of media has on the youth. That to be sexy in the eyes in the world your body needs to be void of any fat. Causing them to develop an eating disorder to obtain the image of beauty, making more and more people to have self awareness of there weight. Reiterating, that the media is to blame for this rapidly growing disease. Leaving distrait images in the mind of the readers of models, using loads of logos and ethos to grip the attention and empathy of the readers.