Boba Fett

else would. However, Julian barely hides his disgust at Auggie's appearance. Julian avoids him and often makes hurtful remarks. He bullies Auggie and hates him for the way he looks. During Halloween, when Auggie doesn't feel like wearing his Boba Fett costume because he didn't want to make his father even more late for work, he wears a "Bleeding Scream" costume. Instead, a robe with a mask that has fake blood oozing out. Unrecognized, he walks around school knowing he would not get bullied…

named Summer who sat with him during lunch on the first day. Her and August become good friends and Auggie realizes maybe this place isn’t so bad after all. Near the middle of the story, it's halloween time and Auggie decided he wanted to dress like Boba Fett, but then goes as the “scream” character instead due to issues he had with putting the first costume on. However, when August walked into his first class he heard one of his best friends, Jack Will, talk really badly about August and this…

characters. One of the most mysterious characters in The Force Awakens is Supreme Leader Snoke. There are many theories about Snoke being previous characters we’ve seen in the Star Wars saga before. Some of these characters are Emperor Palptine, Boba Fett, Jar Jar Binks, and Darth Plagueis. Other people believe Snoke is a Jedi in disguise, a force ghost, or just a completely original character the audience hasn’t previously seen before. I believe that, due to much evidence given in episodes II…

Since the mid-term, there have been a number of stories that deal with the issue of race. One story that really dealt with the issue of race was Kindred by Octavia Butler. In Kindred, Dana Franklin is transported back in time whenever her ancestor, Rufus Weylin, is in danger, and when Dana goes to Rufus’s time, she realizes that she is going to a time where African American people are still slaves. Every time Dana goes to help Rufus, she is treated even worse than the last time she had gone…

Introduction Timothy David Olyphant is a dynamic American actor who’s left an indelible mark on both stage and screen. He burst onto the theatrical scene in 1995 with his captivating performance in the off-Broadway hit “The Monogamist,” snagging the prestigious Theatre World Award. The following year, he wowed audiences as the original star of David Sedaris’ “The Santaland Diaries.” Transitioning to film, Olyphant carved a niche for himself with his compelling portrayal of villainous characters…