Disobedience In Final Fantasy

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Disobedience is golden. It is what drives mankind to push for a better future when all seems wrong. It is what drove brave men and women into battle for our freedom. It is what encouraged people to change our country for the better. It is an important aspect to changes in our future. It's even popular in video games.
In the video game “ Final Fantasy 7” a conflict ensues between two opposing forces, in a futuristic and grim city named Midgar, an evil company by the name of Shinra is polluting the planet; on the verge of causing a mass genocide with their actions. The rebel group AVALANCHE is the only resistance against them. AVALANCHE wants to stop Shinra's constant pollution of the planet to save their loved ones and the world. Their actions eventually take effect as Shinra drops a section of the city on AVALANCHE’s base! In the end AVALANCHE manages to disassemble Shinra's evil corporation and save the world. Their disobedience to Shinra is what gave them the courage to resist until they came out victorious. Their resistance to Shinra’s tyranny fueled by their disobedience to the oppressing and malicious company. …show more content…
They had enough of Great Britain’s unfair taxes. Consequently, if America had not opposed Britain; everything else would not have played out as it would, we'd spell “Colour” instead of “Color” and who knows what type of events would play out. America would be under a monarchy if it didn't defy Great Britain and set off the many chains of events that lead us to today. Without the American Revolution many other examples of disobedience might not even resolve! It is in my belief the absolute epitome of disobedience is the American Revolution solely on its major importance to our society and our
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