Essay about Edward Snowden

Essay


                    The topic is " Is Edwards Snowden a whistle blower, a criminal, or both?" My answer is "Edward Snowden is both" He is a whistle blower and a criminal.
     
                    I admit that Edward Snowden is a criminal. Edward Snowden leaked lots of documents that contained many secrets of gorvernment. For example, Edward Snowden leaked a document that said the Obama Administration enabled the National Security Agency to collect caller information. He leaked government's screts. So he was a criminal. But, as a result, many Americans could realize that the privacy of them were exposed. Many Americans called the domestic spying an unnecessary invasion of privacy. Because he helped many Americans protect their privacy. I think Edward Snowden deserves to be called a whistle bloser. We can see another example. Edward Snowden leaked another document that regarded Europeans as a "location target." He should be called a criminal because he exposed government's screts. Thanks to Edward Snowden, however, Europeans could notice about the document. So he was a criminal and a whistleblower. All documents Edward Snowden leaked were about governments' screts. The all documents were helpful for many people. Briefly, Edward Snowden was a criminal because Edward Snowden leaked lots of information about the telephone calls without any permission. Thanks to it, many people's privacy were leaked. And some people started abusing the document. But he also should be regarded as a whistleblower. Some people started abusing but the other people could find a way to protect their privacy themselves.

                       I read 3 articles about Edward Snowden. One article was about the documents he leaked. Another document was about that Edward Snowden was a whistleblower. The other document was about that Edward Snowden was a criminal. He made a crime, but he also helped may people to realize about the documents which governments treated secretly. That's why I though "Edward Snowden is a criminal and a whistleblower."

Autobiography

Autobiography



           In my childhood, I often thought about marriage.When  I was young, I wanted to get much older than me.I wanted to get older than my age quickly, and graduate all schools as quickly as possible. I often thought about marriage, and wanted to marry a nice girl. But, now I don't want to get older. I dont want to marry.
           If I marry a girl, I will get a son or daughter and I will have to spend my all times with my family. I will want to marry when I get much older. But I want to spend my time for my life until I am young.

Essay

Essay

I think this story is a dramatic irony. Readers all know that Mary Maloney killed her husband. But all characters except Mary do not know that Mary killed her husband at all. Dramatic irony means there are one or more characters who don't know, but readers know.

As I said, all readers can know that Mary killed him, but the police officers and detectives think someone who hates Mary's husband killed Patrick. The all characters except Mary do not know the murderer. That is why I think this story is a dramatic irony.

Also, I got some examples of dramatic irony. One example is when Mary Maloney went to the store after she killed her husband. She acted as if nothing happened. She kept saying brightly to the clerk in the grocery store. The reason why I think this is one example of dramatic irony, is because the readers know more about what happened to her and her husband in this story. The clerk thought Mary Maloney was happy to give her husband dinner, but we all know he was dead. This is one example of dramatic irony.

Another example is when the policemen ate the leg of lamb. The dramatic irony was that the leg of lamb was used as a weapon but the policemen were eating the evidence when the killer served it to them. Yet the policemen just kept eating assuming the leg of lamb could never be a weapon, while Mary Maloney was giggling in the other room. Readers all know the leg of lamb was used for weapon to kill Mr.Maloney, but the policemen never thought that the killer used the leg of lamb for weapon. This is why I pick it as the example of the dramatic irony.

The last example is when the detectives told Mary Maloney about the killer and the weapon. The detectives said “Her husband had been killed by a blow on the back of the head with a large piece of metal. The killer may be a man.” In this part, The policemen were assuming that the killer was a man, not a woman. And we know that the weapon was a leg of lamb, not the large piece of metal.

These are the examples and reasons why I think this story is a dramatic irony.