James Bulger, the Merseyside toddler whose mutilated body was found on a railway line at Walton Liverpool, in February, was violently attacked with bricks, stones, and a piece of metal by two 10-year-old boys who abducted him from a shopping center at Bootle and took him on a two-mile walk to his death, a jury found at Preston Crown court today. James, aged two, died from multiple injuries to the head said Richard Henriques, QC, prosecuting. His body was then placed on the railway track and was cut in two by a train; according to a pathologist's evidence, the toddler was dead before he was hit by the train.…
example of Catherine’s desire to be loved is implicitly implied through her seeing danger in every corner of the court because she believed that she is disposable because she is feeling unloved in a foreign place with rules and dangers that are unknown to her. Chomsky uses the insecurity that Catherine may have felt upon her first arrival in Russia to portray her as a feeble girl who needs to be loved in a potentially dangerous and hostile world. Chomsky uses small portions of the primary sources to show Catherine as a weak ruler who is constantly seeking love through her many lovers throughout the film. Chomsky shows her as a female ruler who needs support from strong masculine personalities such as her lovers and the Grand Chancellor and Vice Chancellor. These men, whom she typically has a love for in either a romantic way or fatherly way, play a large role in her decision-making throughout the film.…
The 2005 American drama movie “Proof” directed by John Madden narrates the story of a man named Robert who at one time was a brilliant mathematician but he is then affected by mental illness which leads him to death. Catherine, his daughter seems to have inherited her father’s brilliance as well as his instability. There is a strong bond between these two as she quitted school to take care of her dad. The movie brings attention not only the relationship between father and daughter but the sibling status between Catherine and Claire, as well as a connection between lovers. So many things circle around the movie starting from life to death, love and loss, skepticism and faith, and math and emotions.…
During David’s time with Susan, fast paced dialogue, animal cries, and singing create a barrage of chaotic sound that is experienced by the audience. In the final scene, before Susan enters the room of the museum, David is sitting alone in silence. The absence of sound at this moment after the bombardment of noise that had preceded it is used to create a feeling of emptiness. After growing accustomed to the constant presence of sound, the viewers are struck by an overwhelming feeling that something is missing. This mirrors David’s feelings as he too is realizing that there is something missing in his life.…
Catherine is a young lady that is desperate to find a way out of her problems. In the book, Catherine Called Birdy, by Karen Cushman, Catherine struggle to solve her problems about her forced marriage and constant lady-tasks. The author gives the notion that Catherine is worried she won't be able to fix her problems, but stops at nothing to try and fix them. Catherine's father, Lord Rollo, wants to see his daughter married and gone. Where as her mother wants Catherine to be a fair, young, and proper lady.…
Lena St. Clair invites her mother to stay with her and her husband Harold’s house. Her mother Ying-ying St. Clair sees the faults and instability in her daughter’s marriage no matter how hard Lena tries to hide them. Lena has her mom stay in the guest bedroom at their house. Next to the bed is a shaky table that looks as if it would collapse at any moment and on top of this unstable table is a fragile vase. Lena keeps the table because Harold made it in his student days and insists it stay there.…
Behavioral Alternatives Relationships If you have been a direct care staff long enough to form positive relationships with the children, this connections will help you to change children’s behavior. If the children care about you, they are more likely to respond to your requests and interventions. Group mood and structure Being sensitive to what the group is feeling can help you change behavior. A bored or restless group can be a cue that you need to provide some activity.…
Frankenstein Sequel Justine find out the jury finds her guilty of the murder of William Frankenstein and that she is going to be executed Monday at 9:30 am. Justine decides that she will not be punished for something she did not do and she came up with a plan to escape the morning of her execution. The day of her execution is here and she has her plan all figured out. The guard comes in to escort her to the execution site Justine waits until the guard locks her in the cell to get his keys off the clip on his pocket when he put the cuffs on her he puts his keys to the cell on the cabinet next to the mirror Justine wait for that exact moment she grabs the keys and run. Justine makes it to the main gate and she is unlocking the gate she looks over and she see…
In the text, Proof, Catherine struggles with identity by hiding her proof because of the way women are overlooked in the mathematical field. During the beginning of the play, Auburn portrays Catherine as a simple girl who had to drop out of school to take care of her father but instead she’s a mathematical genius who hides her identity. Catherine decides to keep her proof a secret until she can reveal it to someone that will believe her or to someone she trust. These decisions displays her apprehension to reveal her identity because of the gender bias that occurs in the math and science field throughout the play. In Act 2, Scene 2, Catherine fears come to life when she reveals the proof she wrote and no one believes her.…
The Handicapper General just walked in the door. She saw Harrison and the ballerina with no handicaps. The General pulls her gun, but Harrison saw and grabbed the ballerina and ran. The General tried to shoot them, but missed. Everyone was shocked and scared but did not know what to do.…
Can anyone actually travel from Wonderland to Chess? In Heartless, by Marissa Meyer, the main character Catherine also referred as Cath did. How? It all started when Cath and her family were invited to the king's ball. Catherine's mother and father were referred to the Marchioness and Marquis.…
Young Eileen thinks that she appears to be invisible which allows her to be unsanitary and unpresentable. Ottessa Moshfegh, the author of Eileen, constantly incorporated many uncomfortable descriptions that describe Eileen’s body features and unhygienic habits. Throughout the novel, there is a parallelism between Eileen’s life and the way she treats herself. Her character, which is built from her poor childhood experience and by cruel parents, correlate to her thoughts on her life, which she puts minimal effort into changing. However, as the story progresses, Eileen does change and find a reason for her to put effort into altering her life.…
During the first scene of the novel, Kitty mentions how Chris refuses to change the nursery room. She says, “I wish Chris wouldn’t have it kept as nursery when there’s no chance —” (West 4). By cutting off her line, West emphasizes how Kitty cannot finish her sentence because she does not want to allow herself to think about how Oliver can never live in this room again. Since Kitty is in no position to argue with her husband or change the state of his house, she is forced to repress her trauma. Since Baldry Court is Chris’ childhood home, Kitty’s duty as a wife is to make her husband happy and she cannot go against his wishes and take down the room.…
The quest for love and happiness often seems outside our grasp. In the novel “Their Eyes Were Watching God”, Janie is married three times looking for love in each of Janie’s marriages she is abused in a different way. Finally in Janie's last marriage with Tea Cake she finds herself and love. Janie starts looking for love at a young age and seeks it throughout the novel. “Their Eyes Were Watching God” is the story of Janie who searches for true love through her relationships but in the end finds happiness with herself and her true identity.…
Rank to portray the overall theme of sexism. Through symbolism this story shows sexism and the impact of society. In the story “A Doll’s House” one can conclude that to achieve happiness one must be true to themselves and stand up for their what is right. If one were to fail to see_____ they would not understand the story. The main focus of the play is to depict the internal struggles of a housewife during this period of time and show the great lengths women had to go to redeem…