After man's creation was the Golden Age. ... Then came the Silver Age this was less perfect than the Golden Age but not terrible. ... Yet this age was not entirely evil. Lastly came the Iron Age, which may be considered the age we live in today. ... This age has put man against man causing terrible things to occur. ...
He doesn't seem to act like any of the other kids his age and has been through so much more then they have. ... For some reason Antonio could see the golden carp even though he was mature mentally. Only kids are supposes to be able to see the golden carp. ... I wonder why Antonio can see the golden carp when he acts just like an adult. ... Antonio's mind is too mature for his age, his maturity is greater than his parents, his sibling, and especially his friends. ...
As children, one is always told to be like a lily and emit fragrance than to be like an oak. I acknowledge the fact that life is meant for us to be lived, to be enjoyed and like a philosopher may say," this is just a resting place." Nevertheless the analogy from nature is not relevant to human life...
Prometheus finds a girl in the City other than the one "we," The Golden One, Liberty 5-3000, whose sight makes Prometheus, "not think of all our brothers, as we must, but only of one." In falling in love with an individual, Prometheus shows he is propelled by self-interest and wants someone to love him for himself, for his ego, and in turn loves the Golden One for her unique spirit. ... We brought it forth from the night of the ages. ... He is reunited with the Golden One, and finds a house left untouched from the Unmentionable Times full of ancient books. ...
