Task 1: ARC

Money, bits of paper that we value almost more than some things we really need in life. It buys items we need, popularity and even freedom although it isn’t easy earning it. But if we’re fortunate enough, what can we do if we suddenly became filthy rich?

Banks have credit cards or debit cards for people to instantly buy things they want but misusing credit cards could create an awfully large sum of debt that we must pay back. Especially young adults which blindly use it to buy things that are in fashion or amazes them. However, suddenly becoming extremely rich could help us pay off those debts or loans which shows that it could liberate us from any financial problems.

Another point is that becoming rich unexpectedly could improve the quality of people's lives. The cost of services or products become insignificant to us if we had a huge amount of money and we could easily go on a deluxe flight to L.A or buy the latest gaming consoles. This shows that becoming intensely wealthy have the power to manipulate our minds to think that the value of something is insignificant yet also improve the quality of other things.

On the other hand, it changes the image and popularity of a person if they use it to help charities and save lives. It gives guilt and pressure because if you don't help those who needs it, it shows that you're selfish and arrogant. This means that money is like a drug thats hard to give up for any reason and the withdrawal symptoms is like the sorrow, anger or regret of having to give it.

Similarly, it makes us become arrogant, ignorant and self-centered because of the value of money. It helps us to live and travel because everything has a cost these days. As a result, money can change our personality because it used a lot almost for everything.

Overall, money is in fact important to our lives. We could buy anything or do anything if we suddenly became rich. But excess amount of it could blind us with greed and power and loosing all of it could make us feel weak since we rely on it everyday in our lives. Therefore, suddenly becoming rich is a bad thing because we mainly want it for ourselves instead of sharing it with others.