Female rage refers to the unapologetic depiction of strong emotions such as anger and frustration among women. Depictions of female rage usually portray female characters who are violent, vengeful, etc. in reaction to injustices caused by society and the people around them (e.g. Cassie Thomas from Promising Young Woman, Amy Dunne from Gone Girl, Pearl in A24 Pearl)

The year is 1750. The age of piracy is nearing its end as governments across the world have strengthened their naval forces and begun to crack down on down pirate ships far and wide. You are a modestly wealthy pirate captain in the twilight of your difficult career, having spent many decades sailing and plundering the seas with your trusty, motley crew.

One day, you receive a letter from the governments of the world stating that they will grant you full amnesty and a plot of land to live on in peace for the rest of your life, in exchange for you betraying your crew and helping authorities turn them in for their crimes. There is undeniable proof that the letter is legitimate and the governments will hold their end of the bargain.

The Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) is an agreement between the United States and the Philippines intended to bolster the American–Philippine alliance. The agreement allows the United States to rotate troops into the Philippines for extended stays and allows the United States to build and operate facilities on Philippine bases for both American and Philippine forces.

Last April 3, the Philippines announced the expansion of EDCA to include 4 additional sites in Northern Luzon and Palawan where US forces can be stationed.

Metaphorical interpretation requires the audience to decode messages and symbolisms in literature and art. Comparatively literal interpretations compel audiences to take the text as it is in the physical world. (e.g. “a storm brewing” metaphorically pertains to emotional turmoil and literally pertains to a disturbance in weather conditions.)

Around the world, various sports leagues have versions of a Most Valuable Player (MVP) award, which aims to recognize the player with the best performance in the regular season. Typically, the award is decided through a collective vote usually comprised of the media, players, coaches, front office executives, or any combination of such.

What each voter usually considers/weighs include but are not limited to various statistics (points/assists/rebounds), the relative performance of each candidate's respective team with/without them, and narratives surrounding the players themselves. How someone decides their vote is up to themselves.