Love has been a big theme for human nature since as far back as it has been recorded and it is clear how powerful a thing it is in literature and the everyday life. Ever since man first began creating stories for entertainment love has been a big topic. Love is shown to change people for better or for worse, it has shown people's love for adventure, sport, or even each other in several different ways.
INCOMPLETE {Love isn't a thing you can just brush off, the feeling can and has changed people. Even in the series of novels written by Douglas Adams with the original book's name "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" love is shown throughout the novels. Arthur Dent an earth born man and his romantic interest Trillian}
Dennis Nilsen spent…show more content… He spent a great deal of time with his grandfather walking down the beach and generally enjoying eachother's company. He looked to his grandfather for the happiness he felt his life had a shortage of in every other aspect and loved his grandfather more than anybody else.
While Dennis' grandfather
Without anybody that truly cared about him and his drinking problem Dennis' mind became a little unstable. He had desires involving his friends. His desires were not one that most people had. They were a bit unusual. He had many fantasies of having his way with his friends while they were unconcious; or worse. After his family's discovery of his desires they no longer considered him their son and left him lonely in his time of need. Dennis' lack of love and the still lingering loss of his grandfather resulted in a scarred man that murdered twelve to fifteen men.
"Loneliness is a long, unbearable pain....There was never a place for me in the scheme of things....I had become a living fantasy on a theme in dark, endless dirges....I made another world, and real men would enter it and they would never really get hurt at all in the vivid, unreal laws of the dream. I caused dreams which caused death. This is my…show more content… It's the need of love. It's nothing like what is depicted in the entertainment industry but it is more real than that. He's a depressed man that needs love in his life but he knows he can't have what he used to. Lack of love can make men seem like monsters
"I See Fire" by Ed Sheeran is a song inspired by the classic tale of The Hobbit written by J.R.R Tolkien. The song really uses the book as a way of giving a more powerful feeling to the listener. Reading the book before listening to the song can give an inexplainable feeling of love for the fictional characters involved.
The song starts with a group of adventurers that seemed to have developed bonds so powerful that they would stay a family even in death. The group is found in a very bad spot, with the fear of their own end in all of their hearts they decide that they would rather die fighting with their brothers rather than escaping with their lives. The love they have for each other is stronger than anything that could turn them away, even death. If they're people fall than they will fall with them and not flee because nothing can turn them back.
