Banishment In Brave New World

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“Banishment! Ha! Why give them a second chance when they almost caused destruction? I’m warning you, if they start to work together, their cunning minds will find a way out, no matter how much protection you put around that island. It will only lead to more disaster. They don’t deserve it. I vote execution.” The heroes discussed in low voices where to put the villains, and many of them voted to destroy them, but some thought they deserved a chance to change their ways. “I agree that they don’t deserve a second chance. They deserve much worse. A lifetime of banishment, that is what they need. I assure you that they won’t be able to get out, and even if we give them a second chance, life won’t be paradise on that island.” Grim voices murmured …show more content…
Lord Zeus is right, banishment is what is best. If we destroy the villains, what makes us so much more different from them?” Snow White’s voice calmed many, but it did not change the mind of Batman. His mind was set on execution for the villains. “We vote! Those who do not wish to give the villains a second chance, say ‘Ay’.” Very few of the heroes disagreed to the plan, so majority voted that they throw the villains on the island to fend for themselves.

The Island “HOW DARE THOSE HEROES THROW US ON THIS DAMNED ISLAND?!” Anger shook through Kronos. He wanted revenge. The heroes shouldn’t have made the mistake of throwing them on the island. “Do they think that we won’t find a way out? Of course we will! We have the brilliant minds that the heroes do not know of! We must find a way back!”
Shouts of rebellion echoed throughout the villains. “What did those heroes think? They would put us on the island and we wouldn’t last a minute? We need to form an army, I tell you. An army is what will shut those darned heroes up. We will create an army. It is final”. Kronos’s voice had so much power enforced in it, that no one had the courage to disagree. All they wanted was revenge.
“I object! At least they have given us this island. I was so sure we would’ve been destroyed! Why can’t we live in peace?” said …show more content…
You cannot control us. We will decide who is leader based on real strength.” said the Evil Queen.
Kronos was used to being leader. He was always the most powerful, and he wanted power here too. “I have the most strength here even without my sythe.”
Again, the villains started to argue about what positions they wanted. Kronos heard some of the villains challenging others to a duel to decide who becomes leader. He looked around and saw a tall tower in the distance. He slipped away while no one was looking and headed towards it.
As he walked away, he heard the fighting mellow out. He needed to hurry, because soon they will realize that he had disappeared, and they wouldn’t take it very peacefully. Approaching the enormous tower, Kronos saw a faint light at the top.
When he walked into the tower, he heard shouts from the other villains. They must have noticed that he was gone. He must hurry, so he approached the ball of light and stared at it for a few minutes. It looked familiar; where had he seen it before? All of a sudden, it hit him. He backed up quickly, and was fuming in anger. How dare they? Those villains had the courage to keep their power held in this tower to mock them? The yellow ball of light hovered over a glass plate. It provoked Lord Kronos; he wanted to destroy the whole island, and kill the
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