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Camps are usually for learning, not dying. What are these people learning? I can't decide if it's to fear power, or to crave it more than anything else. Feeding the prisoners is my job. While my friends are out there practicing their shooting game on the unneeded, I'm handling technical duties. I have to make sure the prisoners move when they're supposed to move and Hell knows I don't have enough stamina to do that alone. Here's something about the Jews that might seem baffling to you: They're all different. Some are huge, some are weak. Some are natural-born leaders, some are preachers. Preachers could never manage to keep order in a house f

That night, I was driving on 62nd Street. The drug store was on 63rd Street. My pack of cigarettes, as well. The drug store is still there. The cigarettes were gone before I got home. As I was driving down the street, there was a kid wearing a red beanie, standing on the freshly-cut grass lining the sidewalk. I couldn't make out his whole face, but the tip of his nose pointed downward. His hands were in his pockets. I could tell he was a delinquent. He bolted two yards down the street as I was two yards away from him. A single stride, then he stopped. I didn't swerve or break, because I was minding my own business. The left side of his head

I don't have many complaints about this one, so I'll keep it short. I wasn't able to watch this episode until a while after it premiered, and thus I saw a lot of reactions before seeing the actual thing. Most of them were centered on how much of a crazy jerk Korra was. And yeah, she kind of was. But that's not a detriment to the episode. I always see people complaining about the yelling going on between the good guys this season, and I just think, "Isn't this how real life goes?" Everybody has a different perspective on a war depending on where they're from, what they experienced, and what their job is. Korra has been the most negatively af

Quote from my last review: "This stuff is interesting because nobody is straight-up evil." I expected this to bite me in the butt, but not as hard as it did. To the surprise of nobody, Unalaq has turned out to be the villain of the season. Alright, that's fine, because you can be a villain without being a monster. Unalaq could've been the villain simply by putting too much pressure on the Southern Water Tribe and causing conflict between the people of the two tribes for the sake of the spirits. This way, viewers could side with him and understand where he's coming from, yet he could still cause a lot of problems and push Korra into her spiri

Ever read about Greek mythology? You know, lots of violence, lots of sex, lots of weirdos? Basically Jersey Shore with gods? It's always been an interesting subject. It's something that can easily been expanded upon or simply exploited to make a great work of fiction. The easiest thing to make with Greek mythology (besides books, but those are boring), however, is a video game. Greek mythology is all about the elements; there's a god for water, a god for the sun, a god for lightning... imagine exploring each god's creation, facing the elements with the help of all sorts of weird mythical creatures. It just comes naturally. Of course, Nintendo