The Power of Fear Illustrated in "The Storm"

I am afraid. By definition it is a painful emotion caused by imminent danger, evil or pain, whether the threat is real or imaginary. Fear has power, but it only gives power when it feels. In 'Arashi' Janet gave her a fear, and by doing so fears hide that Janet should really be afraid, and her character development, her confrontation and the overall nature of short stories It leads to a theme. Throughout the story, Janet was portrayed as a person with pale face, thin nose, slim figure, and slim figure. Because of this feature, it is not difficult to understand her protective ideas.

In 2011, I was a child who was very afraid of thunderstorms and there was a reason to do this in the summer before a very powerful storm hit the area. Another strong storm occurred in June this year, causing heavy rain, strong wind, hail, and extensive destruction. When I went to church that day, I saw a storm that was a storm with various organizational features, including clouds, constant lightning and a highly destructive wind. It is next to me to see the power of Arashi, I let it overcome the fear of Arashi and later became my main hobby.

I live in a city that is prone to bad weather - we joked after weighing, storms, storms and floods in Louisville, Kentucky, that we missed the plague of locusts after the flood . The power line that my former neighbors had been cursed will fall to the breeze, and the power outage time is measured in days rather than hours. We tend to think that its grid is taken for granted until it disappoints us. And this season. Liz Pratt, spokesperson for LG & E and Mr. KU, a utility company in my city in the summer, says: "In a broad sense, utilities companies are constantly investing in making power systems and equipment more resilient, but during the storm, strong winds and storm debris are the main causes of blackouts . "