In 1903 my wealthy family were blessed with a baby boy, who happens to me. I was spoiled by my parents, who bought me expensive toys. I was educated from private schools to expensive military academies. My parents even gave me money to buy a flashy Cadillac. Then paid a lot when I wrecked it.…
Late last night, a treacherous and evil event took place. Our great King, Duncan of Scotland, was murdered right under our noses. King Duncan spent is last night here on Earth, partying in Inverness at MacBeth’s castle. King Duncan then retired for the night in his chamber, where the brutality took place. His cause of death was being stabbed viscously around the upper half of his body.…
Pete began pacing the porch. “What Martyn said to you about the solar system might explain the red sunsets and sunrises. The lights I've seen behind the clouds. People don't think to look up any more. Apart from farmers and sailors most seem to have forgotten how to read the weather by observing the sky.…
In the novella Of Mice and Men written by John Steinbeck the main protagonist and his friend’s relationship reflect the lyrics of the song written by Lifehouse. When first introduced to the characters, the reader originally thinks that Lennie is dependent on George. In truth, George needs Lennie just as much to survive. To open, despite George constantly saying that he should have left Lennie a long time ago, he never does until the very end when he is forced by the circumstances. On page 11, George says: “‘ If I was alone, I could live so easy.…
The amplification of George goes on to say, “Long before you knew what…
It all had started when we went to the bar after the incident with Lennie, George was semi drunk but he told us the story of how George and Lennie came to us. “It all started when we were on the road and the bus driver left us behind,” he said as I listened in. “We were walking on the road and the sun was setting, we stopped up for camp,” George said as I thought about George’s unstable emotions. What I thought was that if Lennie was with George all those years, even when they were young children, did George ever think of this kind of reckless and sad future? “Lennie stupidly dipped his fingers into some strange lake, luckily it was running,” George said laughing.…
I foresee it doesn't prove Lennie wrong since George was just trying to help him get out of his misery or suffering that he could have had. Also, Lennie would have probably thanked him for killing him, he was going a Lennie a favor since they were probably going to kill him anyway. If George didn't shoot Lennie, he could have ended up being hurt badly by the angry mob or gone into jail or ended up dead worse than getting shot by George. He could of also ended going to jail or possibly going to an insane asylum if he went insane in jail. And in insane asylums they have electric therapy and human experiments that are truly horrendous for you they also do other treatments such as lobotomy.…
“…I have given suck, and know How tender ‘tis to love the babe that milks me; I would while it was smiling in my face …” Act 1, Scene 7, Lines 54 -58 If Macbeth was a stronger character the murder of the King could have been stopped as Macbeth would have been able to put his foot down and have his say not feel he had to do something he didn’t wish to do. Yet the Shakespearian audience would probably have blamed the witches for the death of King Duncan, as they were very superstitious, they really thought witches were real and casts spells on people.…
George and Lennie’s Relationship George and Lennie shared a fairly strong friendship, but the relationship that they had was not one that friends should have. Because of Lennie’s disability, George could not always treat him as a friend, but sometimes more as a child. The first moment in the book that we can start to see that George feels responsible for Lennie was after they had run away from Weed, and were hiding in the woods. This was when George was starting to get very angry and scream at Lennie, he said “An’ what I got, I got you!” (11) This quote shows that George feels as if his life could be so much better and easier without Lennie, but he has to keep Lennie with him, because he feels responsible for him.…
Responsibility in the Killing of King Duncan Shakespeare, one of the greatest English poets of all time, wrote many plays. Macbeth is a tragedy that mostly takes place in Scotland, dealing with the physical and psychological effects of ambition. A pivotal point in this play is the murder of King Duncan. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth team up and kill him because they have a desire for power.…
Today Amir came up to my smoking room when Rahim Khan and I were drinking whiskey and smoking pipes. Amir told me he wrote his first short story in just 30 minutes, but I gave him a fake smile to show I was uninterested in his writing. We sat there in silence for a while till Rahim Khan broke it when he asked Amir for his writing. I wonder what he did with it. I wondered why I gave Amir a cold shoulder and didn’t read his short story.…
I SURVIVED the sinking of The Titanic, 1912 April fourteenth at seven fifteen a.m. in a first class suite on B Deck. We meet George and his eight-year-old sister Phoebe. They are returning to America after visiting London and the surrounding area with their Aunt Daisy. George is always getting in trouble and is very curious. He’s been all over the ship even to areas where he is not supposed to go.…
George didn’t want to disappoint Lennie when they don’t get the rabbit farm that he wanted so badly and ended up killing someone for…
Macbeth is the successor of King Duncan after his vicious death. However, Macbeth was suspected as the murderer of King Duncan and other deaths since Macbeth’s reign. He is prosecuted for four charges: first degree murder of King Duncan and Banquo, second degree murder for the two servants, first degree murder of Lady Macduff and her children, and treason against the country. As a juror, my verdict for Macbeth’s charges of murdering King Duncan, Banquo, Lady Macduff and her children is not guilty. Thus, Macbeth is also not guilty of committing treason against the country because he is not guilty of murdering King Duncan.…
The weight of Hell itself rests upon my shoulders tonight as I write this entry. My dear Macbeth sits just across the room from me, but I find myself feeling more completely and utterly alone than I ever have. Whenever I close my eyes, the horrid image of the beloved King Duncan splayed in a crimson pool of his own blood haunts me entirely. I fear that my health is rapidly deteriorating as I can no longer find restful sleep. I have been told that when I do manage to fall asleep, which is very rare, I apparently roam the castle muttering and carrying on about terrible deeds.…