Types Of Love And Spying

Love and Spying
Love is considered to be a deep feeling or an intense affection that you feel for something or somebody. A spy can be said to be a person working for another individual that gathers information on something to then give it back to the individual that the spy is working for. A spy and love, by definition, do not compare to each other for several reasons but they are considered to be a type of brother and sister. Can a spy ever truly love? Is a spy capable of trust? These are opinion related questions that allow you to look deeper into the relationship a spy has with another, so called important person in that spy’s life. In fact, maybe the best known spy to man in James Bond, aka double 007. Exploring many readings and movies
A local spy deceives people with kindness. “Spies cannot be properly managed without benevolence and straightforwardness (39).”This is an inward spy perfectly described by Sun Tzu. This is the type of spy that will love you until you love them back. This type of spy will make you trust them and believe in. They expect you to be straight forward with them. Will all the honesty you have until they stab you in the back. Once this happens they can care less about you and what you do with yourself. This type of spy does not hold the quality of trust nor true love. An inward spy is a spy that knows the enemy very well. This spy hates the enemy and will do whatever it takes to take that enemy down. Another type of spy is the converted spy. This type of spy because for itself because the converted from one side to the other. A converted spy was once with the enemy, so you cannot truly trust them because they may convert again which says that this spy may be the most untrustworthy spy. A doomed spy makes the enemy believe one thing is happening when something different is totally happening. In the end this type of spy is doomed and this type of spy may be playing games on you as well. The last is the surviving spy. This type of spy always survives and is the greatest type of spy to have. Although this spy is the easy spy to trust you, they cannot be trusted because
Then Terri said “He beat me up one night (170).” This form of love would be stated as Eros love. Eros love, in my opinion is the deepest form of love because it is an emotion and physical way of showing love. In the short story, What We talk about when we talk about love, Raymond carver shows this type of love in various ways. This form of loves also ties into any type of love that a spy believes they are showing. One occasion of a spy showing love like Terri and her ex-husband was the showing of James Bond in the film Goldeneye. In particular is the scene of Bond and Xenia. Bond is relaxing in a spa type of area and Xenia comes into the same room as him showing him a lot of sexual attention. Xenia is also a spy and in this scene she is doing this to obtain important information from him. They both kiss and fight until Bonds stops all of the nonsense. This scene validates the fact that a spy cannot be trusted or capable of love. Xenia went in the room for one reason which wasn’t to have a good time with Bond. Again this showed the form of Eros love, but it showed that a spy cannot love this deeply. It showed that a spy cannot care for someone as deeply as they care for their work. Another example from What We talk about when we talk about love is the relationship between the young couple. This young couple, Laura and Nick, were full of love because they just started