Friday, February 13, 2009. 1:05 a.m.: Mr. Jones couldn’t sleep. The streak of bright moonlight slashed on his blanket like a knife. He got up to close the curtains when he heard a sickening squawk downstairs.…
It was another day in Luster and the Hodgepodge was up early working in his lab. “At last! I can finally seek my revenge,” The Hodgepodge screamed with excitement. Six months from the present, the hodgepodge was just a human named Dramond. He was a scientist working on DNA potions in his underground lab.…
Chapter 43 Villefort confused of the situation, buried himself in his studies. He later received a note saying that Franz does not know if he wants to marry Valentine but she is happy about this becauses she wishes to marry her true love, Maximilien. Morcerf and Danglars discuss the marriage of their children and Danglars says that there will not be a marriage between Eugenie and Albert. Morcerf holds back his anger because he realizes that he would look more cowardly than Danglars if he caused chaos. Danglars snarls, “Be grateful to me for not giving you a more detailed explanation.”…
Xayd Magana Period.2 Cat's Cradle Writing The novel Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut is driven on the topic of wonder. Wonder is used by everybody at some point in their life. Many people wonder to find information, or just to pass time. Mentioned several times throughout the novel is the Cat's Cradle.…
CHAPTER 5 a drunker’s entrance and smokers warning You bolt upright as a crash sounds through out the whole house with your heightened sense of hearing you hear a curease come from the living room you look next to you to see two lumps in bed you feel the beginning of panic in the pit of your stomach making you feel sick where’s the third you efertlessly switch your eyes to night vision it didn’t even take you two seconds to find him he was crouching near the door with his ear pressed agenst it probably so he could listen in ignoring the snoring you stand up lightly walking towards the door “sabo” you quietly call causing him to jump in surprise you watch as the fear flash in his eyes only to be replaced with relefe once he realized it was…
¨I wasn't supposed to come back after Christmas vacation on account of I was flunking four subjects and not applying myself and all.¨ this show also what some people go to. In this story catcher in the rye by J.D Salinger is about a guy name Holden who is going through a lot of thing in his life as he eventually start getting worse in his situation and how he call almost everyone ¨phony¨. Now I would said that in this story there are some thing that are still relevant to people, such as other people going through some rough time and some people plan to just run away from their own problems. In this story in about page 52 he finally decided that he was finally going to leave pencey, but he then realize that he never gotten a proper goodbye from people and right about when he about to leave this is what he said¨I was sort of crying,I don't know why.¨. In this quote I think Holden was running away from the fact that he was really alone in pencey and that is why he never gotten a good goodbye.…
Within this journal, I will be evaluating the themes in To Kill A Mockingbird. To begin, one of the themes displayed in the novel is the coexistence of the innocent and evil. One way the book conveys this is when the evil jury kills an innocent black man, Tom. I say this figuratively because the prison camp actually killed him, but the jury got him there. The jury knew Tom was innocent but back then, blacks were always guilty no matter the situaton.…
A recurring theme throughout the book was Elie’s belief in Judaism. He constantly questioned himself and if God was ever there to protect him and his people and why he would spectate the wretched things the Nazi’s would do. As we progress through the novel, Elie matured in a way nobody should ever have to face. 1.“I was twelve.…
I will share my reasons onto why I recommend you this book. It is filled with suspense and mysteries. Here are my other reasons onto why I recommend you this book. The book starts off with a man named Louis and his wife Rachel and he also has two children, they also have a cat which is named Church.…
1) I liked how she starts her story with the emotional moment of the accident, that part made me feel dizzy and disorientated like her, at the beginning it was kind of hard to interpreted the text and what was happening at the time. The parts were the police were treating her like an animal really made me mad and I felt a little bit of impotence when hearing about how they waited so long to help her and they hurt her even more. I was actually disgusted but not surprised of the way the police treated her in the hospital, it was to be expected, besides she “killed” one of their own and on top of it she was a woman of color. I admire Assata greatly in this chapter, she is so brave and has a strong will of power, if I were in her place I would have cried and begged since the first punch to the stomach. I can connect the way they treated Assata during…
It's very late in the evening but I couldn’t wait to tell you this, Kitty. We made it, the safe haven, the freedom land! No more will I be faced with the hardship of not knowing weather I will live or die. You're probably wondering what and how happened.…
Prologue Our world is corrupt. People are slaughtered in their houses. People crowd the streets looking for food. People starve every day from food shortages, while the state hordes more than they can eat. This is the result of civil war.…
Number One The main idea of the story is basically Holden Caulfield's motivation throughout the story. Holden goes to New York City and spends most of his time looking for something, but he never tells the reader exactly what he is looking for, I don’t even think he knows exactly what it is he is looking for. He seems to be looking for friendship or just genuine communication, but he is looking for it in the wrong place. Nobody else is concerned with friendship or honesty, besides his little sister Phoebe.…
Kimberly Tackno Scroggins Eng. II 6th 27 February 2015 Dialectical Journals Quotes Explanations “man could not rise beyond the destiny of his chi. ”(Achebe 131) o The literary term used in this direct quote is motif.…
“About Daniel, he killed himself.” I will never forget those words. I sat there just wondering and trying to grasp what was going on. I do not think I said one word to anyone that day. Walking down the halls I had seen some kids crying and others giving each other hugs.…