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An assignment to stop a powerful weapon from falling into the wrong hands ends in a shocking turn of events for Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone) and his crack team of mercenaries, known as The Expendables. They discover that the ruthless arms dealer they are pursuing is none other than Conrad Stonebanks (Mel Gibson) - Barney's former partner and Expendables' co-founder, and a man he thought he had killed more than a decade earlier.

Chapter 1The Compleat AnglerHow does an ordinary bag of chocolate sweets become a symbol of sexual victory?As Joe and her experienced friend B embark on a train trip, they bet on how many men they can seduce on the ride.The grand prize is a delicious bag of chocolate sweets, and it soon becomes clear to Joe that in order to win, she needs to lure the prey into biting the hook like a skilled fisherman.Chapter 2Jerôme“Love is just lust with jealousy added”Though love is a shallow feeling in the eyes of the cynical nymphomaniac, young Joe is met by forces penetrating her armoured defences.His name is Jerôme.Chapter 3Mrs. HKeeping track of a large network of lovers isn't always easy, and Joe is soon confronted with the unpleasant consequences of being a nymphomaniac.After all, you can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs.Chapter 4DeliriumDelirium: Confusion. Delusion. Hallucination.The nymphomaniac's father dies.Chapter 5The Little Organ SchoolA chorale prelude by Bach: Three voices each with its own character, but in complete harmony. In other words: POLYPHONY.The nymphomaniac is easily inspired, and acts it out.Chapter 6The Eastern And The Western Church(The Silent Duck)The Eastern Church is often referred to as the Church of Joy, and the Western Church as the Church of Suffering.Should you make a mental journey from Rome eastwards, you'll find that you move away from guilt and pain, and towards light and joy.However, what Joe comes to learn is that pain and pleasure can be closer than you'd think.Chapter 7The MirrorThe image you see in a mirror will at first glance seem like an exact replica of the object you're looking at. However, this is in fact false, as the object will always be a mirrored, and thus flawed, version of the original object.Joe tries to rid herself of her sexuality.Chapter 8The GunSometimes things hide, because we're familiar with them. But if you change your point of view, they can suddenly take on a whole new meaning.Joe enters a shady business, and she quickly finds out that her life has taught her some valuable skills.
A group of explorers make use of a newly discovered wormhole to surpass the limitations on human space travel and conquer the vast distances involved in an interstellar voyage.

One night by the seaside, tiny creatures or "Parasytes" arrive on Earth to take over human bodies and prey on human kind. One Parasyte latches on to a regular high schooler, Shinichi but he prevents it from completely taking over his mind and body and instead it has to start a reluctant existence in his right arm.Shinichi cannot reveal his terrible secret to those around him, and during this time of stalemate, a feeling almost of friendship develops between him and the creature he calls "Migi" ("Righty"). Before long, they begin to encounter other Parasytes which launch savage attacks against them and put the life of his childhood friend, Satomi in danger.Then things take a sudden turn for the worse. Shinichi's beloved mother is killed and taken over by a Parasyte. When the creature launches an attack on him, he has no choice but to kill her.It becomes all-out war. Parasytes kill humans and humans kill Parasytes in return. But nothing is black and white in this struggle. Among the Parasytes themselves, various factions and different points of view, develop. Shinichi's new teacher, Ryoko Tamiya, although infected with a Parasyte, tolerates Shinichi. On the other hand, the character Goto, a composite "person" made up of a number of cooperating Parasytes is bent on human destruction. Collectively the Parasytes begin to ask themselves the question, "Why were we created?" In a world that humanity has continued to despoil and destroy, is it that the Parasytes are here to cull our numbers? Of course the humans continue to kill Parasytes in order to survive.Which is it that ought to win? The planet needs to be preserved yet it is in our nature to protect our loved ones. Amidst this conflict of values, Shinichi and Migi have no choice but to hurl themselves into the fight against the ever more complex attack of the Parasytes.