In the essays, Neat People vs. Sloppy People by Suzanne Britt, and Batting Clean-up and Striking Out by Dave Barry, both authors focus on different perspectives of dealing with a mess.

People tend to underestimate the role and meanings of movies. They think that films are there simply for entertainment while movies can actually carry important messages and bring interesting topics up. For example, there is a movie "1984" based on the famous novel of the same name which reveals many important sociological aspects

Distraction of drivers is one of the main causes of accidents. When a driver picks up the phone, reads a text, and answers it, he/ she cannot keep all the attention on the road which, unfortunately, often results in life threatening accidents or in rare cases a lucky escape from a life threatening accident. A split second of focus loss on the road can cost a life.

Were Allies Justified to Bomb Dresden? The Slaughter-House Five is a satirical novel written by Kurt Vonnegut. The novel highlights the experiences and journeys of Bill Pilgrim during World War II. According to the novel, Bill is a disoriented and ill-trained American soldier.