Question: Instructions: Attached no pdf file to this assignment.
Attached your Word document.
Please use MLA style.
Capitalize all proper nouns.
Your essays should be more than 3 pages
The aim of this essay is to use the theme of the belligerent human with examples from literature, art, drama including music, and film. Do all four parts of this essay.
You will not use the same artifact of the humanities throughout the four examples. For example, you cannot use Shakespeare for literature, art, drama including music, and films as you cannot use Lord of the Rings for literature, art, theater, or film. Find different creations of the humanities for each. History is not humanities.
Additionally, you MUST have an introductory and a concluding paragraph. The introductory paragraph should including an introduction to the four items with examples. The concluding paragraph should recount the four items. The introductory and concluding paragraph should mirror each other with the introductory paragraph telling the reader what you intend to do (the future) and the concluding paragraph you recount what was said (the past).
1. Locate, describe and analyze one example of a bystander of violence from films.
The first sentence should have the word "bystander" and "film" within it. Cite the name and year of the film.
2. Locate, describe and analyze one example of a rescuer from literature.
The first sentence should have the word "rescuer" and "literature" within it. Cite the name of the book with the author.
3. Locate, describe and analyze one example of a perpetrator from art including still photography.
The first sentence should have the word "perpetrator" and "art" within it. Cite the name of the painting, the creator, and the year.
4. Locate, describe and analyze one example of a victim from music or theater (such as Greek drama or Shakespeare) including the musical stage.
The first sentence should have the word "victim" and either "music" or "drama" within it. Cite the name of the play, it author, and the year or the name of the musical piece, the author, and the year.