Emily Mortimer

Bella Barton: Everyone's Worst Nightmare!! Who is this girl? I thought. She was wearing a purple shirt, purple pants, and purple shoes. She looked like a girl version of Willy Wonka... It happened when me and Justine were exiting the house and got in the elevator. The elevator went down, and we saw this pink superhero. Well..she was obviously pink, I already said that, and she was wearing a Pink headpiece. She looked like the Pink Panther in a race. Talking about cats.. She was with another superhero...dressed like a one. I decided to call her Kitty Cat. Something purple caught my eye. I felt something in my shirt. I scratched it. Anyways..the pink girl bumped against me, kissed me, and said it was an accident. I kind of cursed at her, pressed the S on my shirt, and turned to Superboy. I kind of started killing her and Kitty Cat. The island's "super" core kept reviving them and reviving them. Justine turned into Fang and helped me too. And, as you know, Fang gets REALLY mad when people kill her or trash talk."Hey, you can't even kill, Zombie Girl." Kitty Cat said."SHUT UP. I'm not a zombie. I'm not even dead. Have you never even seen a person that could travel to the spirit world and can control spirits with their magic?""WHY WOULD I EVER EVEN KNOW-"Justine killed her. Blood trickled down from her chest. The wound healed and she stood up."HEY!! I WAS TALKING!!" Kitty Cat said."Guess what? I don't care, and I never will.""Ugh. Just leave me alone. I don't want to…

Bob Mortimer Family and Biography With his hilarious jokes and whimsical act, he cracked up everyone he ever came across. He is none other than the greatest comedian of all time Robert Renwick Mortimer, popularly known by his stage name Bob Mortimer. He is widely known for his stand-up comedy in his native land England and as well as internationally. The 57 year old comedian started his first comedy programme along with his long time business partner, comedian Vic Reeves in 1986. Mortimer’s…

Throughout the span of this course we have read a wide variety of stories, many of them containing the theme of love. Love is feeling a deep romantic or sexual attachment to someone. Everybody knows what it is like to love someone if it being a family member, a significant other, yourself, or even a pet. With most of the stories there were more than one instance where love was presented. There are so many ways to think about a situation and more times than not you can rule there is a certain…

isolation I talked about “A Rose for Emily”, “”Trifles”, and “The Facebook Sonnet” because they…

After Junior’s Grandmother dies they hold a nice funeral for her. The entire community from the rez and other reservations were there to pay their respects to Grandmother because she was such a loved person. The funeral was sad but in the end everyone was laughing and crying. Unfortunately there are many deaths on the reservation. When someone dies the entire community comes together. With loss there is always something to gain. When Junior’s Grandmother dies, her death brings the community…

In the short story “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner, there is an issue of mental that is openly ignored due to the view the town has of Emily. The people in the town never seem to confront the apparent mental issues that are going on. They seem to pity her, but go the extra mile to not actually confront the issues. While they are curious about her life and what goes on in the house, they do nothing to help her even to the detriment of other people. The house has not had visitors in…

While we were perusing in English class a short story on "A rose for Emily" in Chapter 1 of William Faulkner 's A Rose for Emily, as we read we discovered a couple data about Miss Emily, she originates from an effective and very much regarded family which was started from the south and through time they have lost their notoriety and their energy because of family matters and issues, it was said that miss Emily relatives were distraught and it was past down to era to era until it contacted her.…

In the story Emily lived with her father who was known as a greedy and powerful man. His scary nature is seen in a scene from the standpoint of the town her father demand her with his rules and kept her away from living a normal life. She wanted to date boys just like any other girl, but her father didn’t allow her to date because no one is good enough for Emily. Later in the story it is obvious that her father’s selfishness had a strong consequence on his daughter. He wanted to keep her for…

The Hidden Motive: “A Rose for Emily” Faulkner’s story of a daughter who was born into wealth in the deep South, “A Rose for Emily” leaves the reader with the impression that no one will ever know if the meaning of the story directly relates to the motive for the murder of Homer Barron. Faulkner’s use of first person plural narration, left the reader in suspense with a need to be the detective in the case of the noble women who murdered her lover. Since Tobe, the servant, ran off as soon as…

something to hide under. But she never knew whether the monster was in that room or not. “Will you get up already?” Emily’s sister Molly shouted. Emily sprung out from her covers struggling as as it seemed she grabbed them for shelter in the middle of the night. Emily sat there for minutes trying to figure out why this dream keeps on resurfacing. She trudged out of bed and did the same old routine. Get dressed, eat, brush hair and then brush teeth. Once at school, she went through the same…