Creative Studies

 Logo Werewolf Hunter Prototype 1  For the first prototype, the crossbow is designed in an aerodynamic shape that can reduce air resistance. Hence, arrows can travel at high speed to harm werewolves effectively. Besides that, the crossbow is made up of wood and the arrowhead is made up of flint which avoids corrode. These two materials can be found easily everywhere. Prototype 2 For the second prototype, the crossbow is made up of hard metals. Next, the crossbow is designed for the presence of stock. Crossbow stock provides structural support to improve stability. Additionally, Crossbow is designed with silencers that reduce the sound of crossbows. Silencers help us not be detected by werewolves. Prototype 3 For the third prototype, the crossbow has a telescopic sight with variable power features for magnification to shoot werewolves at long distances. Next, the crossbow has a trigger which is responsible to allow rapid shooting to assault target which is werewolves.   Prototype 4 For

Fictional audience: Werewolves Introduction of werewolves: In European folklore, a werewolf is a man who turns into a wolf at night. Werewolves assault animals and people involuntarily under the influence of a full moon. However, it will return to human form by day. Humans can change shape into wolves via heredity or be bitten by a werewolf. Relevant movie: An American Werewolf in London An American Werewolf in London Plot David Kessler and Jack Goodman are assaulted by a vicious creature. Jack is mauled to death and David is injured. Since David was bitten, he is now a werewolf too. When the full moon rises, David transforms into a werewolf. He was killing six people. On the next morning, he wakes up naked on the floor of a wolf, with no memory of what happened. After realizing he is responsible for the previous night's murders, David unsuccessfully tries to get himself arrested in Trafalgar Square. Besides that, he also suicide. Unfortunately, David transforms into a werewolf ag