Assignment Two

E-mail your work to professor.trevelyan@gmail.com with Heroes - HW2 - HOL Name (e.g. Heroes - HW2 - Maxim Trevelyan) in the subject line.

Attachments will NOT be opened. If you include any images in your assignment, please upload them to a site such as Imgur, Tinypic, Photobucket or other and send me the link.

Include your HOL name and House in the body of your email.

There are more than 60 points worth of options below. You can pick which ones you would like to complete. You will not be awarded more than 60 points for your work, even if you complete all parts of the assignment.

Fill-in-the-blank (10 points)

• _____ of _____ can be separated into two groups, which they call the justice of _____ and the justice of _____.
  
• Violence should not be the _____ factor in defining moral _____ of a superhero.
  
• They do not really have an _____ role in their communities as they act more like _____ security guards of the city or part of city they reside in.
  
• There was a lot of controversy about the massive amounts of destruction caused by Superman fighting _____.
  
• _____, from The Dark Knight (2008) tested Batman's convictions beautifully.
  

True or False (10 points)

Mark if the statement is true or false. If the sentence is false, correct it.

• Superheroes, as our avengers, are here to solve serious problems and sometimes, this may make violence necessary.
  
• Clash in Captain America: Civil War led to Sokovia Accords.
  
• Superman lives in Gotham City and Batman lives in Metropolis.
  
• Harvey Dent later turns into a supervillain called Two-Face.
  
• After a significant even in season three, Queen kills only as a last defensive resort.
  

Just another Superhero (10-30 points)

We listed a handful of superheroes in the lesson that faced one, if not more of the dilemmas we mentioned. Your job is to find one that we have not mentioned, name them, explain the moral dilemma they faced and how it connects to the lesson. Your superhero can be from any form of media (movie, TV show, book, comic, video game, etc.), as long as they are clearly defined as a superhero and not a witch, for example. You have to write 100 words or more on one superhero to get full 10 points and you can do this three times for 30 points.

One to Five Stars (15 points)

Pick one of the movies mentioned in the lesson and write a review in 150 words or more. Include a short synopsis of the movie, how the moral struggle was shown in the piece and whether you think the filmmakers did this justice. Please take note that while all movies are appropriate for teenagers, there is some degree of violence present in the movies.

What Would I Do? (10 points)

Put yourself in the shoes of any superhero mentioned in the lesson. How would you face their moral dilemma? Would you resolve it the same way, or perhaps differently? Explain your reasoning in 100 words or more and please cite any sources that you use.

Fallen Letters (15 points)

Solve this fallen letters puzzle and send me the solution as a phrase or image for 10 points. For additional 5 points, tell me who said it.

Descrambler (10 points)

Below are ten words or phrases from the lesson. Your job is simply to descramble them.

• Eurpamsn
  
• Ikosvao aodsccr
  
• Nbtama
  
• Aroml tcuiesj
  
• Engaver
  
• Rnege ilobng
  
• Knoptyetri
  
• Iliangtev
  
• Homatg ycti
  
• Yevrha tdne
  

Another Issue (15 points)

In the lesson, I mentioned three struggles with morality that superheroes face. For this task, you need to find another possible moral dilemma that was not mentioned in this or any other lessons, and explain it in 150 words or more. Please cite any sources that you use.

Maze (15 points)

You have to defeat the villain, but you do not want to damage any of the city's infrastructure. Solve the maze below to catch the villain while protecting the city with no property damage.

Art (15 points)

Through the use of any medium, illustrate something that was mentioned in the lesson. It does not have to be particularly good (I know I am not a very talented artist), but you need to put an effort into your submission.