As the princess gestured to the right to show the man which door to choose, she was thinking about the lady that was in the door and about the tiger that was in the other. The princess didn’t like the lady in the door. she didn’t really want the man to go spend the rest of his life with her. So she did what she had to do. The door she told the man to choose was the one with the tiger.…
Hi everyone, It was a busy day-one call off in Rem no replacement. We had a fall in AL Arline Loomis, no injury Irene Bogusz’s niece call asking if she could put a phone in her room. I asked her to call the son and let him know, she said that he does not answer his phone and when he does he says not right now. She said Irene said that she is so lonely and feels like she is in prison.…
The stories High Noon and The Most Dangerous Game are very similar. High Noon is about Will Kane a marshal in the old west who is being hunted down by a criminal he arrested in the past. The Most Dangerous Game is about Rainsford the hunter who is going to find out what it is like to be the hunted. Both of these characters will need to fight to survive. These two stories have lots of similarities but they also have differences.…
In the short story “2BR02B” the government strips away its individualism, leaving no room for a person to make personal decisions other than death. The narrator summarizes the state of the world: there are no prisons, slums, insane asylums, cripples, poverty, wars, or diseases. The United States population is set at forty million people. Due to the miracle of modern drugs no one gets older, people must volunteer to die in order to make room for new citizens. The government is obsessed with finding a cure to all diseases, which ironically ends in more death.…
It is a full moon in the sky pitch black calm night on the first weekend of October. The four amigos as they call themselves in Henry Lambert s new blue Pontiac as a early graduation / Christmas gift or like he would say so his dad wouldn't have to drag his lazy ass out of bed early to bring him. Henry was a six foot Caucasian teenager , just turning eighteen in September . He would keep his blondish brown hair combed nice . His dad worked hard long nights as a security guard and was not a man to play with when not getting his beauty sleep.…
One of the short stories that Toni Cade Bambara wrote was "The Lesson" in 1972. ("The Lesson"). Toni Cade Bambara was born as Miltona Mirkin Cade on March 25, 1939, in New York, New York. In the year 1972, she adopted the last name Bambara from a signature she found on a sketch pad in a trunk of her grandmother's things. Bambara grew up in Harlem, New York where she attended public schools.…
In the first testimony that I read, “A Nursing Story” by Andrew Schwartz, the author gave various dynamic perspectives of those involved in one particular patient’s life. The back and forth reflection from the different nurses that worked with patient Steven showcased the impact that he had on them and the little moments that truly make nursing worthwhile. Not only do these testimonies touch on issues present with caring with a terminally ill patient, but they also bring Steven back to life through these testimonies. It is always hard to find a testimony that gives the audience a more personal and relatable account. However, the story The Haunting written by Thomas Schwarz gives a more in-depth view of the world of nursing through his own…
EN 281 Setting and characterization It was about 6 a.m. Saturday morning and it is an extremely beautiful morning; one of the mornings that makes you stop and realize just how amazing it is at that particular moment in the world. Everything from how nice the summer breeze felt on a freshly shaved face, how the cool water felt as it ran between the toes and bottom of your foot, the smell of fresh cut grass in air, the sounds, or lack of sound, that summer brings in when it is perfect outside. It is very quiet, the only sounds you can hear are the occasional birds chirping as they flew by, an occasional car driving by on the road behind you, a fish that surfaces time from time, the gentle sound of the water as the current brings it in and out,…
It was 1800, I was 11 years old when I was kidnapped by warriors from the Hidatsa tribe. While they were attacking my village, they killed many villagers then they took me to their Hidatsa Village. It was a very long journey, I would say they took me around 500 miles away from my home. It seemed like the walk took forever; my legs felt like they were both broken and my whole entire body felt like it couldn’t move another muscle.…
Salva was in the hospital in Sudan and walked over to the bed and said, "Hi, I am Salva" The man didn't recognize him at first because he had not seen his friend in so long. But then, eventually, Marial smiled when he realized it really was Salva. He began crying with joy. It had been almost five years since Salva had seen Marial. Marial had so many questions for him.…
As gunshots fired Salva saw a soldier walking towards the direction of his home,as Salva watched in horror his vision turned red as he charged out of the bush. He grabbed a rock and smashed the soldier in the head full force killing him. His vision turned normal and he started shaking, he realized he just killed a man, but he rushed towards his house to help his family so he grabbed the soldierś knife and started running. As he ran he realized how what happened worked. Heś a smart boy when he is normal but when he changes he loses rationality, so if he could find a balance… He spotted his house!…
The point of the view in the stories by Sandra Cisneros is usually 3rd person using the words, he, she, and it. The story in third person makes to reader connect to the reader’s emotions. “Salvador inside that wrinkled shirt, inside the throat and each time it speaks. ” The author uses the personal pronoun it to describe Salvador because of his hard lifestyle that is described in the passage.…
The Landlord of the Manor had indeed remained fully clothed during his ravaging; which was an indicator of his own urgency and need. As sore as she must be from his ministrations, and the bruises and welts that adorned her skin, his muscles, too, ached, and the bath would soothe both, before they retired to sleep on white, satin sheets. Together. It would be the first occasion in over a year that the man would wake up with the sunlight filtering through the windows, and the warmth of a woman's body beside him. The other's had either all left before morning came, of their own volition, or at Hawthorne's request.…
Introduction: *Central Theme ¡§Freedom¡¨ *Key points of story that help identify the internal/external conflict. *Climax and whether the ending is a catastrophe or resolution. I. To begin w/ lets look at what the internal conflict is: Louise felt repressed in her marriage to her husband, in a sense she wanted to be free from him. 1. Look at 1st paragraph, which sets the stage for this story. Knowing that Mrs. Mallard was afflicted with a heart trouble, great care was taken to break to her as gently as possible the news of her husband's death.…
My papw has had Alzheimer’s longer than I can remember. When I was younger, I spent much of my time at my mamaw and papaw’s house. I remember the front door’s white paint being so old and cracked it resembled the bark of a river birch tree, and stepping into the house you could smell the thick aroma of whatever my papaw was cooking that day. One day in particular I was looming over my papaw’s shoulder as he began to cook a breakfast of fried eggs for my mamaw. He positioned himself to where I could watch and learn how to cook the meal myself.…