Week 7 - Literary Death Match

 In the first match between Patrick Henry and Christopher Columbus I think that Christopher Columbus would win. I don't know much about Patrick Henry but I don't think he was very violent. But Columbus was violent. He pretty much caused the disappearence of an entire race of Indians. Im not really sure about the match between Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. Neither of them were very violent or anything. But if I had to choose, I would choose Frederick Douglass because he use to be a slave so hes more use to brutal stuff. On the other side of the roster for the match between Edgar Allan Poe and Henry David Thoreau I'd have to day that Poe would win because he could think of all kinds of ways to kill people. He had a very sick mind in my opinion. Thoreau was pretty peaceful so I don't think that he would even have a chance. Between Montressor and Emily Grierson I think that Emily would win because she would be more secrative about it, while Montressor would be dropping all kinds of hints. And I think that Emily would catch on and kill him first. Between Christopher Columbus and Frederick Douglass I think that Christopher Columbus would win because he has a history of violence. Between Poe and Emily I think that Poe would defiently win because he is much more sick minded than her. I just don't think that she would be able to sneak anything on him because he seems to know all the ways to kill people. Now, for the final death match. Between Christopher Columbus and Edgar Allan Poe I think that Poe would win. He just overall wins for me because he has the craziest mind and makes people die all the time in his stories. So hes pretty much numb to death and wouldn't mind killing people.