Internal Monsters
Attacked from the Inside
Horrors Inside Me
All in all it depends on what disease your working with.
The title of the essay Rudyard Kipling wrote promoting European racial dominance was "The White Man's Burden".
For an essay, the title should be factual. Here are some ideas:Look at your list of facts that you used to write the essay, and see if any of them stand out as a good titleRead back over your introduction and conclusion and see if anything there stands out as a good titleLook up your topic on a search engine and see what sorts of titles other people have used for that topic - don't copy them, but use them to give you ideas for your own titleIf nothing else comes to you, just use a factual statement like "Why Animals Have Backbones" or "How To Multiply Two Numbers"
...You would have give this some thought-- DID free will triumph over destiny in Romeo and Juliet... They willed to love each other and to live; they ended up dead. Doesn't seem convincing.
one that needs to be over
The recurrent theme of the essay was the ultimate triumph of good over evil.
A special title is an over the top or important title given to someone when they have done good or have won something such as king or queen.
"We Will Live!!!'
Maybe you can go over , the most tragidy of the essay , or something memorable
Starting over-College Life.
time waste
The Sunrise Over A ruined City.
To make a good graph title, just state what your graph is about. If the line graph (example) shows the population of England, your graph title should be 'Population of England Over Time'.