The King: Despotism can be troublesome
The Queen: Feminism FTW
The Bishop: Segregated churches can be a weakness
The Knight: Quirky routes might be the key
The Rook: Don't bring out the wall too early in a dispute
The Pawn: If you work hard, you get a promotion.
Metaphors in Chess: The Pieces
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cineblitz wrote:
The King: Despotism can be troublesome
The Queen: Feminism FTW
The Bishop: Segregated churches can be a weakness
The Knight: Quirky routes might be the key
The Rook: Don't bring out the wall too early in a dispute
The Pawn: If you work hard, you get a promotion.
wow did you get that from somewhere or just make that up? Those are nice!!
The King: Fat slow generals can cost you a battle.
The Queen: Behind every successful man (King) there is a woman (Queen). Give her all the power and she can take to the haven or destroy you.
The Bishop: If you get over differences you can work great in team (Black & White Bishop pair)
The Knight: Dont try to break the wall when you can jump over it.
The Rook: If you can focus and protect your heavy artillery, their fire power can do wonders.
The Pawn: (I cant beat yours cineblitz) Every screw in chess machinery is important. Take one out and everything can collapse.
very good streptomicin and cineblitz
hackattack wrote:
wow did you get that from somewhere or just make that up? Those are nice!!
I just wrote an essay for school, so my creative juices are really flowing!
hackattack wrote:
wow did you get that from somewhere or just make that up? Those are nice!!
I just wrote an essay for school, so my creative juices are really flowing!
cineblitz wrote:
The Pawn: If you work hard, you get a promotion.
haha i love that one
mmb993 wrote:
LOL!
The King: Stay out of the way!
The Queen: Never underestimate what women can do
The Bishop: Segregation is a bad thing
The Knight: Confusion and erratic behavior are sometimes good
The Rook: Working together is always better
The Pawn: Never look down on the little guy, he can grow up and win the whole game
:D hehe
cineblitz wrote:
The King: Despotism can be troublesome
The Queen: Feminism FTW
The Bishop: Segregated churches can be a weakness
The Knight: Quirky routes might be the key
The Rook: Don't bring out the wall too early in a dispute
The Pawn: If you work hard, you get a promotion.
heavy inspiration!
one word descriptions:
The King: meaning
The Queen: value
The Bishop: differences
The Knight: dreaming
The Rook: goals/purpose/work
The Pawn: desire/aspirations/lust
charlesgalofre wrote:
one word descriptions:
The King: meaning
The Queen: value
The Bishop: differences
The Knight: dreaming
The Rook: goals/purpose/work
The Pawn: desire/aspirations/lust
mann i like my post :)
- The King: No Sovereign is immortal. He that does not shepard the weakest in his flock, will be undone.
- The Queen: Power is best applied indirectly. Threaten and protect but do not strike, unless necessity dictates.
- The Bishop: The long reach of God is mightier with two arms. Hide your strength until the smoke of battle clears.
- The Knight: Advance with haste and prudence, ignoring the snares of lesser men. Through mud and blood to the green fields beyond. Your prize slumbers deep in the enemy lines.
- The Rook: The rooted Keep is soon stormed by men of action. Transfer noble advantage with the King to protect and serve.
- The Pawn: No man is an island. Even guardians require a brother's shelter. Occupy the high ground. Await your master to advance and all will tremble before you.
Chess is a game cut out for metaphors... relating to life, business, struggle..
If the chess pieces could each teach us a lesson, what would they teach us?
The King:
The Queen:
The Bishop:
The Knight:
The Rook:
The Pawn: