Social Action inside my book #1

          The social action inside my book, “Death Note Another Note, The Los Angles BB Murder Cases”, is the fact that a killer named B (Beyond Birthday) is a serial killer who is trying to get the attention of L, the greatest detective of all time. He challenges him as a criminal because that is his role. L (who inside the story discuses himself as a man named Ryuzaki) and FBI agent Naomi Misora. Misora is currently on leave from work and L had asked her for help to catch B. L knows B from an orphanage called Wammy’s house. Wammy’s house brings together kids from all over the world. Only kids with great skill can know what L looks like. L does not show his face because he can become a target from anyone who wants him eliminated. These three kids are known as a challenger, a successor and a criminal. B is obviously the criminal.

           B does this so he can surpass L. B has special eyes that can see when a person is going to die so anyone he killed on those days of the murders, were going to die. Misora and L go to all of the murder scenes and play B’s game. They figure out what he does is like a game to him. The conflict between these two is beginning to involve other people around them. B had put up dolls, takes things away and sets things up just for the sole purpose of getting close to L. He sees that Misora is supposed to be L’s eyes, ears, and such. He faces him when Misora and L are trying to prevent the fourth murder.

          The funny thing is that L knew who the murderer was from the start. However, in the end, L was defeated by B. L had defeated him a few years later by finally catching him and put him into jail. The battle was fought and was a win-win situation. Misora had been just a pawn inside of their battle. She just returned to work after not being able to completely solve the mystery.

The reason behind the White Witch

        The reasons behind the White Witch's symbol with The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, is the author, C.S Lewis beliefs. She is supposed to be the devil, and Aslan is supposed to be Jesus within the story. The White Witch is supposed to bring ruin to Narnia with what she is best at bringing. Ice and snow. She freezes everything and destroys or hurts every living thing when defy her rules and rebels.
         She seems to wear white even though it is known as the color of a hero or someone good while the villains will wear black or blue. The White Witch probably wears this specific color because she wants to match the color of the snow and ice and wants to blend in and not be spotted by any enemy that may take advantage of her while being vulnerable. She also might wear it to tell the residents of the country that she has won the upper hand and has crushed all heroes that could have stopped her and destroyed all hope that they could have had.   
           The White Witch seems that she wants to become a real queen at any cost because maybe something happened as a child and she was always ignored and was always alone so she thought that this could be an alternative so that people would pay attention to her. So, that final she would be in the spotlight and no one could take it away as long as she had the upper hand inside of her little game of hers.

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

        The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a book that teaches people the value of life and, how to respect their family and friends. Within the story, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy each use their different abilities that they have to save Narnia and defeat the White Witch. At first Peter, Susan and Edmund each only think of themselves. They acted more childish than they should have been and argued almost all the time about who would be in charge of the each of them and ordered them around like parents.
          Soon after they discover Narnia, Edmund betrays Lucy and lies so that he would not seem very foolish around his elder brother and sister. Edmund does return soon after that time and betrays all three of his siblings by becoming a follower of the White Witch all for "Turkish Delight" which had been made out of dark magic. Even without knowing this they go out into the strange world, they traveled into from the wardrobe. They go out and notice strange happenings like talking beavers and trees watching them. 
           Once finding Edmund, they talk over the fact that they want him to come back to them and not to trust the witch. But they don't grasp the fact life is precious until they are told that they have to fight the White Witch in a battle to discover who will take control of Narnia. Just as Edmund was betrayed by the Witch and called a traitor and a liar, the Witch felt angry because she was slowly losing her control over Narnia.
            After soon realizing this, Peter, Lucy, Susan and Edmund take more caution to understand the situation, which has them thinking more about what they should not do to get themselves killed fighting or doing something else dangerous. This experience gets them to respect each other and realize how precious their lives are important.



          

Narnia

Aslan, the lion in the story, The lion the witch and the wardrobe is good because Aslan represents the belief of the author C.S Lewis. It's also said it's supposed to tell a story of a make believe adventures he and his brother had inside of there basement. The White Witch is suppose to be the devil and she made it snow and wears white because snow is suppose to be the season everyone is most vulnerable and white to go with her beauty.Aslan is suppose to represent Jesus,and the authors religious believe.The author probably chose a lion because they are supposed to be the king of the wild cats and a great known leader within the animal kingdom,true to it's beliefs.The White Witch was probably chosen because they are known throughout history as weird people who would have people do stuff for them and control what they do,weather and are known as evil.Within the story, Aslan clash in a fight and brings everyone to chose sides and fight each other. As always Aslan (or Jesus) made the White Witch (or the devil) feel like she had a chance when she she "killed" Aslan. Aslan probably did it so that she would let her guard down and it would be easier to stop the White Witches rain of evil upon every resident of Narnia and free every other resident when he and the children had defeated her. This is what Aslan's symbol and meaning in the story is suppose to be.